£30 could help our Animal Rescue Teams stay on the road. Join the Winter Rescue.
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Winter is a dangerous time for vulnerable animals. They urgently need our help

Paddy was dumped into a stranger's garden, emaciated and in need of urgent medical attention

This poor lad was dumped over a six-foot fence and landed, bloodied and injured, in a stranger's garden. Paddy was very skinny and had a lot of scars on his body with an infected wound on his jaw, potentially caused by him being used for badger baiting. 

Our Animal Rescue Team took Paddy to the emergency vet for immediate care and antibiotics for his wounds. 

After being rehabilitated at an RSPCA animal centre, today Paddy is happy and healthy and is now being loved and cared for in his new forever home. 

Today, thousands of animals like Paddy are safe, but right now we are as busy as ever. Winter is a dangerous time for suffering animals who urgently need our help. Will you give a gift today?

We took more than 50,000 calls over the Christmas period, saving thousands of animals' lives - but we can't stop now

More than 80 pence
of every pound we spend goes directly to animals who desperately need help. Select the tabs to read more.
£1
81p
goes straight to animal welfare
18p
goes straight to raising the next pound
1p
is spent on governance
More than 80 percent of your donation will go to rescuing and rehoming or releasing vulnerable animals. This means abandoned dogs and cats will be cared for, or an injured fox can get a much needed check-up. Most importantly, it ensures that the voice of all animals can be heard.
From bats to badgers and seals to sparrows, we help animals great and small. Each year, we rescue more than 100,000 of them. Without the funds gained through our marketing, we would not be able to finance our crucial work.
Your 1p will support our board members as they create campaigns and push for governance change. At home or abroad, our prevention campaigns are essential for improving the safety and happiness of animals.

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