About RSPCA East Berkshire Branch
The RSPCA is the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and this is the website for the East Berkshire branch.
Each branch covers a defined area of the country and is a separately registered charity (click the map to enlarge and see the area we cover).
Our mission is to find loving new homes for all the cats that come into our care. The various functions needed to make this happen are carried out by our team of volunteers, every animal is taken for a vet check, is micro-chipped, vaccinated, treated for fleas and worms and neutered. This gives prospective new owners the confidence that they will be choosing a healthy pet. For see cats currently available for rehoming, please visit our Adopt Page.
As a separately registered charity the branch is primarily responsible for raising its own funds locally. If you would like to give financial support, please click onto the Donate page.
RSPCA East Berks branch offer veterinary/financial assistance to help animals most in need in our branch area.
Please use this link to confirm which RSPCA branch is your nearest local RSPCA branch for financial assistance.
We also promote responsible pet ownership through neutering and microchipping campaigns.
We are always looking for more volunteers to help carry out a range of essential tasks as well as fundraising so if you are able to spare a little time on a regular basis, please have a look on our Volunteer page and sign up if you can.
PLEASE NOTE WE ARE A CENTRE CURRENTLY FOR REHOMING CATS ONLY. For help with other animals, please visit the main RSPCA site www.rspca.org.uk or call the cruelty line 0300 1234 999.