RSPCA Manchester and Salford Branch

Who could have ever predicted the situation we currently find ourselves in as a nation? In these uncertain and scary times it can be hard to keep focused and carry on but we will and we must! Although our charity shops (and main source of income) are now shut the...

February has kept us our toes with 47 new arrivals: 22 rabbits, 11 cats, 12 guinea pigs and 2 hamsters. Whilst 46 animals found new homes: 20 cats, 13 rabbits, 9 guinea pigs, 2 hamsters and 2 rats. Helping the most needy animals Zelda the rabbit was one of the lucky...

The start of the year may seem like a distant memory to many of us that have been in work since the 2nd January! 2020 has started well for us so far and we thought we'd update you on what we've been up to.... 2020 arrival Elliot who is now up for adoption Record...

It's been an exciting journey for the past few months! After years of dreaming we opened our animal centre in July 2019 in Salford. Our branch has always used private boarders and foster homes to care for it's animals and the move to our very own, brand spanking new...

Our long term volunteer Hannah takes a wander around our first ever animal centre! Time flies as they say and when it comes to volunteering for RSPCA Manchester & Salford I can certainly concur. I totted up my years of service today and I'm on year 11 after...

Many of our regular supporters and adopters will know that we don't actually have an animal centre. We use private boarding and our foster mum's and dad's to look after all the animals in our care. However, that's going to change this year as we are opening our very...

I'm writing this blog post on a Monday morning. The office is always the busiest today with staff playing catch up from over the weekend which includes the usual office calls, emails and queries, liaising with National RSPCA staff about which...

For many years we have wanted to open a shop in Withington and finally this year we've achieved our dream! All hands were on deck and our team worked so hard getting the shop ready including a complete refit, decorating and stocking up. Choosing the perfect wallpaper...

Looking backMany of us enjoy a bit of reality TV. It is an immersive and engrossing experience following individuals through highs and lows, watching them fighting against the odds; let's face it so many of us root for the underdog! Funnily enough this pretty much...

A State of Flux Well times are certainly a-changin’ at the branch as Autumn embraces us with leaves, gales and pumpkin spiced lattes! We’ve been so busy it’s been rather cathartic to take a moment to update you on all things RSPCA M&S. Deb with one of her...

Heatwave!  June's heatwave saw animal rehoming grind to a halt for over a week. Seemingly the idea of having to keep windows and doors shut to prevent newly adopted cats and kittens from escaping was too much, and who could disagree! Whilst our rehoming figures...

9 years of Rabbit Rehoming We did it folks, we made it through another grey and rainy Manchester winter and whilst our charity shops busily swap the heavy coats and woolly scarves for bright, cotton t-shirts we are preparing to celebrate our 9th year...

Let us introduce you to Franklin, a five year old tabby boy with a heart of gold. Franklin’s story is full of highs and lows and plenty of frustration, and is one that could have been completely avoided for the sake of around £1.50. Trigger warning: graphic images...

Animal Supervisor Deborah Beats takes us behind the scenes at the branch! Deborah & JackyKeen followers of our work may be forgiven in thinking that we’ve had a quiet start to 2017. The website has been a little barren at times, appearing like there have been few...

Last week we told you the strange tale of Sausage the cat; found terribly injured following a suspected road traffic collision. Strangely, once xrayed, it was clear that she had received some life-saving surgery only recently but was not microchipped, had no collar...

Our Animal Supervisor, Deborah Beats tells us the strange story of Sausage the cat and why she needs your help.... ''Whilst sedated I stroked her paw as I listened intently to the surgeon's description of her health complaints and history. I was then led to the x-ray...

Our Annual Review 2016Looking back, 2016 has been a big year for us at the RSPCA Manchester and Salford branch, with new species being admitted and rehoming figures reaching an all time high the past 12 months have been a huge success (our accountant might not see it...

Our latest guest blog post by our branch manager Susie Hughes:Some of you may recall Bobby from our blog earlier in the year. He defied the odds to recover from one of the most horrific cases of ignorance and neglect we had seen in a while. Alas, since then more...