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RSPCA TELEPHONE NUMBERS

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Important RSPCA Contact Numbers:

Helpline	UK Contact Numbers	International Contact Numbers
gympie rspca phone number Complaint Number	0844 448 6310	+448444486310
gympie rspca phone number Donations number	0300 123 0346	+443001230346
gympie rspca phone number Local enquiries	0844 448 6310	+448444486310

RSPCA Opening Hours

Department	Opening Hours
Head Office Customer Service	8:30am-11:30pm, 7 days a week 0300 123 0346

Department

Opening Hours

Head Office Customer Service

8:30am-11:30pm, 7 days a week

0300 123 0346

RSPCA Head Office Address

Department	Address
Head Office	RSPCA Advice Team Wilberforce Way Southwater Horsham West Sussex RH13 9RS

Reasons to contact the RSPCA Head Office Contact Number:

- - If you are concerned about an animal in your area and would like to talk to a member of staff at the RSPCA head office
  - If you need to enquire about an animal you have seen under the protection of the RSPCA
  - If you would like to enquire about adopting an animal through the RSPCA
  - If you wish to take a formal interest in an animal you have seen on the RSPCA website
  - If you are unsatisfied with the way the RSPCA have handled your call or query and would like to complain to a member of click here to read staff at the head office team.

RSPCA Rehoming Scheme

The RSPCA want to help their pets find their forever homes. They believe that the perfect match is waiting out there for each and every animal. All animals in the care of the RSPCA have been abused, abandoned, or victims of cruelty. They are also vet checked and, neutered, and ready to find their forever home with you. As well as this, they come with 6 weeks insurance with More Than Insurance. So, why not start your search today over on the RSPCA website.

If you would love to adopt a pet from the you could try these out RSPCA, but cannot due to either your living circumstances or something else, you can sponsor
, a pet on the RSPCA website. This means that you pay for animals protection and lodging before they find their forever home. Becoming a sponsor for a dog kennel costs just £6.50 a month. A cat pot will also cost you £6.50 a month, and to sponsor both will cost you £13 a month. Doing this will make sure you receive regular updates and photos.

For more information on adopting or sponsoring an animal with the RSCPA, ring the number above and we will connect you to a member of staff who can help you with your query.

RSPCA Lost and Found pets

If you have lost your pet, they may have been picked up by the RSPCA. If they have, and they have been microchipped, you will receive a call from them saying that they have found your animal. You can also call your local dog warden and see if your pet has been picked up by them.

You should also note your loss at the local vets, in case your animal is taken in. You can also post flyers, and online ads about your lost pet. If you wondering if the RSPCA have picked up your animal and they haven’t rang you yet, ring the number above and a member of staff will be able to connect you to your local RSPCA for more details.

Reporting cruelty to the RSPCA

If you are concerned for an animal’s welfare or safe and are unsure on what to do – you can ring the RSPCA. The line is open 24 hours a day and will cost you the normal landline amount. Before you report an instance of animal cruelty or abuse, make sure you look through this checklist.

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RSPCA Charity Shop

Much like other UK charities, the RSPCA has a charity shop dedicated to funding their work. All shop workers are volunteers, and all profits go RSPCA Head Office Contact Number towards helping animals in RSPCA shelters around the country. You can find a number of clothing and household items that have been donated to the shops. If you would like to volunteer at your local RSPCA charity shop, you can search through a list of vacancies. Roles include window decorators and till workers.

FAQ’s

How much is the RSPCA adoption fee?

Adoption fees differ for different animals under the current care of the RSPCA. Adopting a dog will cost you around £150. Puppies under 6 months will cost you around £200. And for both cats and kittens, you will be expected to pay £80. For information on the prices of other animals, head over to the RSPCA website.

Can I rehome a horse through the RSPCA?

If you would like to rehome a horse through the RSPCA, you can check online to see if any horses near you need a home or foster family.

How can I apply for a job through the RSPCA?

You can browse the RSPCA job vacancy website if you wish to apply for a job with them.

Does the RSPCA rescue wild animals as well as domestic?

If you find a wild animal in need of help, and you have looked through the RSPCA website to look for tips on what to do, but cannot seem to help – ring the number above. A member of staff will come and help you.

What does the RSPCA stand for?

RSCPA stands for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

About the RSPCA

The RSPCA is a charity that is run by volunteers. It specialises in the rehoming of abused animals. The charity was founded in 1824 and has played an active role in new animal registration and law ever since. The charity cares for all manner of animals, including domestic dogs, cats, horses, and smaller pets. The charity also helps widlife who are trapped and need assistance.

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We cannot choose in stray animals. National RSPCA will gather sick or injured stray cats but because of insufficient resources, they don’t Generally accumulate nutritious strays.

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