No, we don’t operate animal rescue or rehoming facilities.
If you need to report animal cruelty, have found a stray or injured animal, please contact the national RSPCA.
For emergencies, injured animals or cruelty concerns, you should contact the national RSPCA directly.
They are responsible for rescue, investigations and emergency response.
We support pet owners in our local community with:
- Free and low-cost vet clinics
- Pet food bank support
- Neutering and microchipping services
- Advice, education and workshops
- Our focus is on helping people care for their pets and preventing problems before they arise.
Our services are for pet owners in Sunderland, Hartlepool and South Tyneside.
Some services may have eligibility criteria or require a referral, depending on demand and availability.
You can book a place through our online form.
Spaces are limited, so we recommend booking early when new dates are released.
You can apply for support using our online form.
Our team will review your request and get in touch with next steps.
Many of our services are free or low-cost.
We aim to keep support accessible, but some services may require a small contribution depending on what’s provided.
We are an independent, locally run branch.
We share the same values and standards as the national RSPCA, but we focus on supporting our local community through services, education and preventative care
There are lots of ways to get involved:
- Make a donation
- Fundraise for us
- Volunteer your time
- Support our charity shop
Every contribution helps support pets and owners in your local community.
As a local branch, the funds we raise are used to support services in our area.
We also contribute to the national RSPCA to help with cases involving animals from our region
Got another question?
If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, we’re here to help. Get in touch with our team and we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction or provide the information you need.