About Your Local RSPCA

The South Bucks Branch of the RSPCA cares for all unwanted or abused cats, dogs, small animals and birds that have been found or rescued locally. Most arrive from homes that, for one reason or another, can no longer look after them. Supporting the work of the Inspectors and the Animal Collection Officers, our role is to provide accommodation for those animals that are at risk and after assessing, re-homing them to suitable new homes.

The South Bucks RSPCA is one of 174 branches of the RSPCA that is found across England and Wales. Every branch of the RSPCA is run independently as a charity. Although we are affiliated to the national RSPCA, we receive no money from headquarters, neither are we eligible for Lottery or Government funding.

We are totally self-funding, and therefore rely heavily upon the generosity of individuals, companies and groups to care for lost, unwanted and injured local animals. The support of the community is vital to the survival of our branch and the continuance of its work. All the money raised locally is spent locally, which means that every donation, however small, really does make a difference to an animal’s life.

The branch is headed by a Committee of dedicated volunteers, whom in return rely heavily on volunteers to carry out a variety of roles such as welfare work, fundraising, fostering, home checking, shop work and much more. Volunteers are the back bone of our branch, without them there would be no branch and no help for our local animals.

The branch now has 5 Charity Shops, in Princes Risborough, Chesham, Burnham, Little Chalfont and Amersham. These shops are vital in generating an income for the branch, as well as raising an awareness of us and our work.

Over the years we have re-homed thousands of animals, amongst others dogs, cats, hamsters, gerbils, ducks, budgerigars, cockatiels, chinchillas and many more. With the help of our community we aim to continue this good work.

Ultimately we aim to have our very own Animal Centre to enable us to help even more vulnerable animals.

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