This years Rabbit Welfare Workshops are running from 2nd – 11th April 2024. Radcliffe Animal Centre encourages you to join us for one of our Rabbit Welfare Workshops preparing you for Rabbit Responsibility! Owning rabbits as pets can be very rewarding, but contrary to popular belief they are not straightforward to look after. There is… Read more »
It’s not easy taking on a rescue animal and in Peta’s case her new addition two and a half years ago was no exception. . Serving half her life in a multi-dog household, matted and covered in faeces, Isla arrived into our care shaking, nervous and refusing to walk. Desperately sad, bewildered and scared, Isla… Read more »
The RSPCA Impact Award is an annual event that recognizes individuals and organizations that have made a significant contribution to animal welfare in the UK. . The awards are presented in various categories, and we can proudly celebrate this week having been awarded The Organisational Effectiveness Award 2023 BRANCH WINNER. Showing ability to maximise productivity,… Read more »
Here at Radcliffe Animal Centre we are supporting the local community and offering £30 neutering and microchipping for all cats aged 14 weeks and over. This means not only will you be doing the responsible thing of getting your own cat neutered, your fee will stay within the animal centre to help other animals in… Read more »
Have you got a cat with a behaviour problem? Would you like professional help to better understand and support your cat? As part of our commitment to animal welfare education in supporting pets and people, we are delighted to be working with the University of Lincoln, welcoming some fantastic Veterinary Behaviourists to Radcliffe Animal Centre.… Read more »
Thank you for all your hard work today at the centre. We hope you enjoyed the day. Please consider making a monthly donation with a direct debit using our bank details. Name: RSPCA Radcliffe Shelter Trust Sort Code: 30-96-18 Account Number: 42287468 TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
A bright future for this brave young lady who endured unnecessary suffering, previously kept in unsuitable conditions. Deprived of her basic needs, deceptively thin under her thick Husky coat and legal action was required to seek justice. Marley deserves the best and her new family are committed to giving her nothing less, providing her with… Read more »
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