RSPCA Hillingdon, Slough, Windsor, Kingston & District

Our Purpose: To prevent unnecessary suffering for animals, To promote and support local animal welfare, To help members of the public who can?t afford veterinary care for their animals, To promote responsible pet ownership, To re-home unwanted animals with new, responsible owners 4) Mission Statement The RSPCA works to promote kindness and prevent cruelty to animals. The Hillingdon, Slough, Windsor & District Branch of the RSPCA is an individually registered charity that depends on local support to fund its vital animal welfare work. The RSPCA is structured so all branches are self funding, we do not currently receive any government or lottery funding. The Hillingdon, Slough, Windsor & District RSPCA helped over 10,000 animals in need last year, by: Providing veterinary care to pet owners who otherwise couldn?t afford treatment for their sick or injured pets, Finding homes for unwanted, neglected and abused animals, Promoting responsible pet ownership, through the provision of neuter... more

Our Purpose: To prevent unnecessary suffering for animals, To promote and support local animal welfare, To help members of the public who can?t afford veterinary care for their animals, To promote responsible pet ownership, To re-home unwanted animals with new, responsible owners 4) Mission Statement The RSPCA works to promote kindness and prevent cruelty to animals. The Hillingdon, Slough, Windsor & District Branch of the RSPCA is an individually registered charity that depends on local support to fund its vital animal welfare work. The RSPCA is structured so all branches are self funding, we do not currently receive any government or lottery funding. The Hillingdon, Slough, Windsor & District RSPCA helped over 10,000 animals in need last year, by: Providing veterinary care to pet owners who otherwise couldn?t afford treatment for their sick or injured pets, Finding homes for unwanted, neglected and abused animals, Promoting responsible pet ownership, through the provision of neutering, micro chipping, as well as providing primary animal heath care such as worming, flea treatment and vaccinations 2) History The RSPCA has a long history in the local area. The veterinary clinic in Hillingdon was first started during the Second World War in response to the many war-orphaned and abandoned animals. RAF Uxbridge supplied scraps from their cookhouse to help feed the animals. The clinic was originally a timber hut and evolved to the existing brick building in 1952. In May 1999, the clinic closed for essential modernisation and reopened eight months later.