South Bucks

Charity No: 243352

 

Animal Cruelty & Emergency Help Line
0300 1234 999

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* WARNING: You may find some stories, content or photos on this website upsetting  *

A big thank you to all our supporters and visitors,
we wish you all a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.

 
Donate to South Bucks RSPCA & make a difference today .....

 

WHO'S LOOKING FOR A HOME......

Dogs
 
Bono .....

Cats

Zebedee .....

Small Animals

Betty & Hettie....

 

Exotic Birds

Finches, Budgies & Cockatiels
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Reptiles

Reptiles ....

Please visit our Lost & Found page, you might be able to reunite a lost pet & its owner .....


 


Happy Tails...
Read Woody a.k.a. Mungo's happy tale and others ....


 


Pet Care
For information on different pets, their needs & wants, health tips, handling tips & to see if they are the right pet for you....


 


What's happening at South Bucks?

Find out more... 

Visit our
Fundraising Gallery
to view photos
of past events.....
 

KEEP YOUR CAT SAFE....

 
There are so many lost cats in this area, and we have seen the heartache when a beloved pet goes missing.
Why not get him/her
MICROCHIPPED.
We would be willing to do this for you, and if you or the cat have difficulty with travelling we would arrange a home visit.
Why not discuss this with HEIDI (01494 564026)

IS YOUR CAT ALREADY MICROCHIPPED?
 

If so a SAFE collar with a tag, saying 'This cat is microchipped' is strongly recommended.
The cat can then be recognised immediately that it is not a stray, quickly scanned and returned to the owner.



IT MAKES GOOD SENSE!
South Bucks Volunteer Vacancies
Get Involved .....

Volunteers needed for
Fund Raising, Street Collection and the Charity Shops.

Take extra care to stop pets dying from antifreeze poisoning

We are calling on the public and all antifreeze manufacturers to ensure that this winter does not have fatal consequences for cats or dogs.
Following the tragic case of five cats dying from antifreeze poisoning on the same day in Norwich in December, we are renewing our plea for the public to take extra care when using the product....

We are in TROUBLE ...
Do Something Wonderful Today...

...Adopt a Small Animal in Need!
South Bucks needs your help, we have in excess of 50 rabbits looking for good homes.
If you are able to help please visit our adoption page by clicking on the link below...

PLEASE HELP!


( Your donation includes free neutering and the first myxomatosis inoculation)

cid:11.3501024009@web55703.mail.re3.yahoo.com

Good people adopt animals who are in need of love and a good home!

 

 

Dispel the myth about Staffies...

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What to do with orphaned wild animals

Lots of young animals are handed in to us as orphans, but many of them actually haven’t been abandoned at all!
If you’re worried about a baby animal that seems to be alone read our advice here.

If after that you’re sure the animal has been abandoned, either call us on 0300 1234 999 or find your nearest wildlife rehabilitator.


Become a Phone Volunteer

If you are a people person and love animals
we need you

to man the phones and assist with the re-homing of our cats & dogs.

 
You could play a vital role in the success the branch has in the safe rehoming of its vulnerable animals.
 
Help is needed for one or two weeks every once in a while,
working from home you'll have plenty of back up at all times.
 
This would be ideal for someone at home a lot of the time, particularly at weekends.
 
Why not join our happy  team, & help us to help the LOCAL animals.
 
Interested?
Call Heidi on 01494 564026

 Donations from collection boxes help lots of animals……

There are collection boxes scattered all over our area
and this valuable income helps the
many  animals in our care find new homes.

Thank you...
to everyone who puts pennies or pounds into these boxes.
If you could place a box near you or,
if  you have a box that needs emptying,

Please Contact  Elaine on 01494 527605

Would You Like To Help?
Become A Fosterer

Short-term or Long-term They All Need Your Help...Dogs, Cats, Gerbils, Hamster, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Rats

    

Can you offer Temporary or Long-Term accommodation to one or more of our pets?
You will be rewarded by the love and affection they give you whilst in your care.
We provide everything the pet needs, with help and advice always available at the end of the telephone.

Find out more by clicking on the appropriate picture above!

Read all the latest news from the RSPCA press office here ....
 

Are UK shoppers pig ignorant?

Most people are 'pig ignorant' when it comes to food labelling on pork products, according to a new poll commissioned by the RSPCA.

Take action for pigs

Please show your support and join us in Rooting for pigs!
  • Watch the RSPCA campaign video and sign our online petition at: www.giveanimalsavoice.org.uk
     
  • Buy the highest welfare pork you can afford - where to buy Freedom Food labelled pork products.

    Read more about the RSPCA 'Rooting for pigs' campaign at: www.rspca.org.uk/pigs
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    Jamie says: "I very much support the RSPCA's 'Rooting for pigs' campaign as I think that the public needs clearer labelling when it comes to meat, particularly pork and bacon, as the variation in pig welfare across Europe and the world is so diverse," says Jamie.

    "How many people outside of the industry know the difference between 'outdoor bred' and 'outdoor reared', for example? Not many."

    Make the right choice. Look for the logo.

    Most of us already know what our carbon footprint is, but what about our Farm Animal Welfare Footprint? Visit www.animalwelfarefootprint.com & discover your farm animal welfare footprint.

    KIDS...We also believe that it is important to encourage your children to think about animal welfare so we have created a fun activity you can do with them. Create farm animal masks! But, don't worry as we have created four templates (a sheep, cow, pig and hen) for you to print.

    Should a chicken go 'cheap'?

     

     

    RSPCA launches new campaign as celebrity chefs move chicken into spotlight .. ...

     

     

    Shoppers are being urged to upgrade to higher welfare chicken and sign a new online petition..... more

    photo © RSPCA

     

    Don’t Skip The Chips
     

    Learn more about  Microchipping &  some of it's success stories

    The magic of microchipping
    23.06.08 A couple from Dorset have been reunited with their long-lost pet, Brambles, after nearly three years - all thanks to the 'magic' of a microchip...
     
    more

    Pet Care

    An assortment of information for you about different pets, their needs & wants, health tips, handling tips & if they are the right pet for you.

    Read all about it...... more

    Lost & Found Register ~If you have lost a pet, what should you do?
    Find out here ....
    more 

     

    Recycling ~ The South Bucks RSPCA can benefit from your old stamps, foreign coins, printer cartridges and old mobile phones... more

    Find out how you can help the RSPCA ~
      Fostering, Volunteering, Donating - in fact there are many ways we urgently need your support... .. ....more

    Did you know ~
     South Bucks RSPCA is totally independent of the RSPCA Head Office, this means we have to raise all our own funds to help, rescue & care for all local animals in need ... .. ... more

    Join the RSPCA ~

    HELP protect animals from cruelty by joining the world's largest animal welfare organisation, the RSPCA... more

    Become a Volunteer ....

     

    How can you help your local RSPCA.... more

    What Area is Covered by the South Bucks RSPCA?

     

    RSPCA EDUCATION ~
     
    Adopt a pet ~

    Last year South Bucks RSPCA found homes for over 400 animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs as well as other small animals and birds.

    Can you provide a caring home for a loving pet?

    Leave it to us ...         Legacies

     

       

                   Site Last Updated : Thursday, 26 January 2012