The RSPCA celebrated its bicentenary anniversary this year, marking 200 years since a coffee shop meeting turned into a pledge

Baby bird season is upon us and tens of thousands of people are expected to head to the RSPCA’s baby

The RSPCA is celebrating its 200th anniversary this month after some of the toughest years since the charity’s founding. Staff

Amidst new concerns about bird flu, London’s animal-rescue charities are helping to protect pigeons and challenge their negative reputation. On

A fox was found hanged by a belt on the rail bannisters outside of a central London home on 25

Foxes are chewing car cables in Merton, leaving residents with costly repairs and dangerous damage. Dee Gomez, of Merton Park,

An ill rescue puppy has visited Twickenham Fire and Hammersmith Police Stations over the past two weeks to tick-off a

A popular south west London seal named after Freddie Mercury has died after an attack by a dog near Hammersmith

Reports of unlicensed animal breeders sky-rocketed during the pandemic, soaring by 200% from 2019 to 2020. Freedom of Information Requests

In the run up to Christmas and New Year the RSPCA is putting pressure on the Government to consider tighter

Four guinea pigs who were adopted after being abandoned in a box by a London tube station have been named