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In 1914 we set up the Fund for Sick and Wounded Horses to help the horses on the frontline.
More about the First World War (1914 - 1918) -
Much of our work during this war was carried out with the support of dedicated volunteers.
More about the Second World War (1939 - 1945) -
In memory of the RSPCA staff who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars.
RSPCA Roll of Honour -
We rescued over 256,000 animal victims of enemy action during World War Two.
Memorials dedicated to animals in war
Animals in war
Remembering the animals and RSPCA staff who served our country
Our involvement in the First and Second World Wars makes up a large part of our history and heritage.
Many RSPCA staff served on the frontline in both wars, not only to serve our country, but to help the millions of animals also enlisted to serve alongside British, Commonwealth and Allied forces.
Not forgetting our civilian staff and volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes providing invaluable support and assistance to our troops and their animals.
Here you can read some key facts about our involvement.
