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RSPCA North West Middlesex

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The Middlesex North West Branch of the RSPCA is a locally based animal welfare charity that works to prevent cruelty to and suffering of animals. Every year we rescue and rehome hundreds of unwanted, stray and abandoned animals. In addition to this we assist many animals whose owners cannot afford the full costs of veterinary treatment that their animals require.

We employ three animal welfare officers who work out in the communities we serve in the London Boroughs of Brent, Harrow and Hillingdon (north of the A40), and Watford (including Bushey and Oxhey), Rickmansworth, St Albans and Radlett in South Hertfordshire. Through this proactive approach to animal welfare work we are able to assist animals and their owners quickly and effectively when the need arises.

The Branch spends about £4,000 a week on the animal welfare work we carry out. We raise these funds through a variety of events we run through the year, our five charity shops, and through donations and legacies we receive from the public. Through this website you can find out how to volunteer to support the Branch, how you can donate to the Branch and you can view the animals we currently have available for adoption, all of whom urgently need new homes. You can also find information about becoming a member of the Branch.

21 Dec, 2009 - Stilton & Buffalo and Joesphine & Augustus

Stilton & Buffalo and Josephine & Augustus are our longest stayers, these pairs of rabbits have been with us for such a long time, we are desperately appealing to rabbit lovers to consider offering these sweet little guys and gals new loving homes.

Stilton & Buffalo were born in our care, over 18 months ago, after their mom was found straying in the Harrow area. She was pregnant when she was found and just a week later gave birth to a litter all of which have found new loving homes, except these 2 for some reason.

Augustus and Josephine have been in our care for 2 years now, they are a really nice pair of rabbits who are friendly and inquisitive, they are never aggressive and really deserve a chance of a new forever home especially as their first year of life was extremely poor.
White rabbits are frequently dissmissed by potential adopters usually because they have pink eyes, but these cuties have pearcing BLUE eyes, hopefully someone will notice them and give them a chance.
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13 Dec, 2009 - Foster carers urgently needed!

As a small branch of the RSPCA we don”t have the luxury of owning a large rehoming centre and so rely heavily upon our fosterers to help with temorarily providing a home for the animals in our care.

Fostering is great for anyone who would love a pet but can”t afford to keep one or for those who can only commite to short periods at a time.
It is ideal for families or individuals who wish to experience to joys of caring for a pregnant cat or one with new born kittens. Or for those who just wish to help rescue animals in need in thier local area. (more…)

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