PLEASE NOTE- THIS LOCAL BRANCH DOES NOT HELP WITH WILDLIFE - PLEASE SEE NUMBERS BELOW TO CONTACT. PLEASE ALSO NOTE WE CANNOT ASSIST WITH CRUELTY OR NEGLECT CASES, THIS NEEDS TO BE REPORTED TO THE NATIONAL CALL CENTRE NUMBER BELOW.  

***National Call Centre Update*** 

At the beginning of the Coronavirus crisis our national cruelty line temporarily stopped being a 24-hour service. This has now become a permanent change and the line is open 8am-5pm, everyday. 

0300 1234 999 - RSPCA main National Reporting Line 

0300 123 8967 - RSPCA Wildlife Reporting Line 

Please visit the following link www.rspca.org.uk/reportcruelty, which includes a helpful checklist of the information they will need when you call.

This is an incredibly difficult time for us across the RSPCA, as is it is for everyone and we appreciate your ongoing support.

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Financial Aid Requests Dogs / Other information & Advice – Main Branch Line – 07387566762 

Finacial Aid requests for Cats & Small Animals / Re homing – 01483 837660 

RE homing / Fostering / Adoption / Adopters Support for Dogs – 07553284028 (Monday’s, Wednesday’s and Friday’s)

​Please DO NOT call regarding re-homing applications​, we kindly ask you complete and submit the perfect match form to perfect.match@rspca-woking.org.uk once you have sent your application form you will receive an automated reply with the next steps. We will contact you if you are successful, please note we are not a centre ​we are a Branch which means all of our animals are in foster homes, not kennels. This means you are not able to come and visit the dogs for rehoming unless you are called and invited for a meet and greet. 

Calling will only delay the re-homing process, thank you for your understanding.

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RSPCA Woking Branch Christmas Announcement 2025

It’s that time of year again, CHRISTMAS!

As a Branch we have had another busy and successful year with re homing. Currently our priority is to place our remaining animals in their forever homes just in time for Christmas.

This time of year is always busier than usual for people so we need to be sure as a branch we are matching the right animals with the right owners. We are aiming to complete all our re-homing by the 1 December 2025, this will enable us to help new owners get their new pets settled in time for Christmas.

Our last day for intake into our branch (please note intake is always dependant on space as we work from foster homes, not kennels) will be Monday 8th December 2025. (We will try and make exceptions, where we can, to help with real emergencies).

Please note our Charity Shops will be closing from Midday on Christmas Eve and will not be re-opening until 5th January 2026.

Our financial aid line remains open but please note we are not able to assist financially with out of hours veterinary fees, referrals, major surgeries, and Dentals.

As a Branch we would like to thank you all for your ongoing support and generosity and we wish you all a very Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year

Our Branch 

We are a committee of volunteers who administrate the running of the branch. Our branch also re-homes cats and dogs from foster homes. Check our Re home a Pet section, where you will find details of the animals in our care, which are looking for homes

Please be aware we do not have a re-homing centre so have no set opening hours. Viewings are done by appointment only.

If you are concerned with any injured wildlife, then please contact one of the following.

Harper Asprey - 01344 623106

Hart Wildlife - 01420 562335

Wildlife Aid - 01372 360404

Swan Sanctuary - 01932 240790

Ferret Rescue -  07904717795

Concerned about the welfare of an animal?

You can use our email enquiry service My RSPCA to report a mistreated, neglected, injured or distressed animal, or you can call 0300 1234 999.

If you are reporting an animal in distress please read our checklist to help you identify the information we may ask for when you contact us.

Animal welfare needs

The welfare of an animal includes its physical and mental state and we consider that good animal welfare implies both fitness and a sense of well-being. We believe that an animals welfare should be considered in terms of 'FIVE NEEDS':

1. The need for a suitable environment

2. The need for a suitable diet

3. the need to be able to exhibit normal behaviour patterns

4. The need it has to be housed with, or apart from, other animals

5. The need to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease.

Charity Shops 

Horsell - 84 High Street, Horsell, Woking, GU21 4SZ

Monday to Friday - 9.30am to 4pm and Saturdays - 10am to 2.30pm 

Please always call ahead to check regarding donation drop off times - 07765486358

New Haw - 17/19 The Broadway, New Haw, Addlestone, KT15 3EU 

Monday to Friday - 9am to 4pm and Saturdays - 10am to 1pm

Please always call ahead to check regarding donation drop off times - 07907661093

Please note depending on donations throughout the day we may have reached our limit and may not be able to accept, so please always check ahead, thank you!