The Kidderminster & District  Branch of the RSPCA 

is run by a small but enthusiastic committee which tries its best to carry out the

objectives of the Society i.e. to prevent cruelty to and promote kindness to all animals (and that includes birds!).

Re-homing unwanted dogs and cats 

Re-homing unwanted dogs and cats (not to mention rabbits and guinea pigs) into new loving homes is

a major and important part of this work and there must be many animals in the district who have

been successfully placed with new owners over the years. 

Await New Homes

The animals have to be boarded while they await new homes.  

Then, before they are handed over, after a satisfactory homecheck, 

they are vaccinated, neutered and microchipped in line with RSPCA Policy. 

Adoption Fee

All this costs money, however, which is why new owners are asked to pay an adoption fee as sadly the 

need for work remains ongoing.  Even so the adoption fee only partly covers the costs involved so it is 

essential that extra income is found from fundraising efforts and donations to enable the

work too continue and the Branch to survive.

New Members

  The RSPCA is always looking for new members as it is from them that local support is generated.  

National membership costs just £17.50 p.a. (£25.00 for joint membership)

and automatically brings with it local membership.

Membership for children

Animals Action Club Membership for children under 13 costs just £6.00 per annum

The Kidderminster Branch would be delighted to hear from anyone interested in joining or

just wanting to help on an occasional basis.

Organising an event or collecting on a Flag Day are just two of the many ways in which

people can help – but the opportunities are endless. 

Equally welcome are cash donations of any size!

The RSPCA receives no government support 

so the majority of the income has to be raised from within the Branch area.