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We have rehomed so far this year...

Dogs

55

Cats

35

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Welcome to the RSPCA Westmorland Branch here in Kendal, Cumbria

We are an independent and mostly self-funding branch of the RSPCA, based in the historic town of Kendal in Cumbria, covering Cumbria and North Lancashire. All money raised by us stays in our area. Our main aim is to take in neglected or abused animals. We then nurse them back to health, rehabilitate and then find a loving, permanent home for each and every one. The RSPCA is an essential service, that heavily relies on the wonderful work carried out by a dedicated team of volunteers within our local community. Every penny raised, is used by the Branch specifically for the care of our animals and the prevention of further cruelty or neglect. Also, as part of the service, we provide veterinary treatment for animals owned by people on means tested benefits.

 

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    News & Events

  • Sad news Ruth Pedley our President has passed away

    For those who knew Ruth a word from one of our longest serving members who worked with her for a lot of years. Ruth, you were a big part of the RSPCA Westmorland Branch for so many years. As chairperson you guided the trustees and helped to make important, sensible…

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  • Heversham House Garden Party

    Thank you everyone who helped at the garden party. The weather was fantastic. Over £630 was raised on the day.

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Help Feed Our Animals

We accept animals into our care for a wide variety of reasons, so whilst they are with us and before they are rehomed, it’s important that they settle into a regime of eating healthy, nutritious food. You can appreciate that with so many dogs to feed, we’re only too happy to ask for all the help we can get.

From as little as £1 a day, could YOU spare a little cash to ensure that our dogs have enough good food on their journey to recovery?