- May 2010
SHELTER OPEN DAY 25th Sept 2010 
Special guest RYAN SIDEBOTTOM - England and Notts Cricketer.
Fun for all the family! Stalls, ice cream, food, novelty dog show, childrens games, raffle, tombola etc, plus microchipping only £10.
Open from 11.00am until 4.00pm.
Please come along! (dogs welcome)
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- January 2010
Howzat! - Ryan Sidebottom Supports The RSPCA Radcliffe Animal Shelter 
The legendary England and Nottinghamshire cricketer, Ryan Sidebottom, has been awarded a benefit year by Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club. Ryan is an animal lover and has cats of his own and we are honoured that Ryan has chosen the RSPCA Radcliffe Animal Shelter as the charity he wants to help. Please help Ryan to support us by visiting his website - www.ryansidebottom.com
The picture is of Ryan enjoying playing with a couple of kittens in our new cattery!
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- January 2010
Please donate your old towels 
We use a lot of towels at the shelter for drying our dogs off, cleaning accomodation and many other things! We are currently running very low so appreciate any donations of towels you no longer need. Any donations can be dropped off at the shelter between 9.00 and 4.00, alternatively there are donation bins outside the shelter. Thank you.
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- December 2009
MARS ASSOCIATES HELP RSPCA RADCLIFFE CREATE A KITTEN CRECHE - Mars donates money and time to develop a Kitten Creche for the RSPCA Radcliffe
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- September 2009
Donations Needed 
Due to a recent rise in the number of cats and kittens coming into the shelter our cat food stocks are running low. Any type of unwanted cat foods are appreciated to help feed the cats in our care.
We are also desperate for squeaky toys and nyla bones to keep our dogs happy and entertained!
Any donations are always welcome and gratefully received. They can be dropped off at the shelter any time, if we are closed there are donations bins outside the gate.
Thank you
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- March 2009
RSPCA Radcliffe Animal Shelter launches 'read and relax' project with the help of World Book Day. 
Radcliffe Animal Shelter is launching a new project known as 'read and relax' and is looking for volunteers with a difference.
Assistant manager Ella Herring from the RSPCA describes human contact as one of the most enriching parts of a shelter dog's day and just as exercise is important so is in-kennel contact with people.
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