RSPCA Coventry, Nuneaton and District Branch

Registered charity number 223678

On JustGiving since May 2010

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One-off donation

£5 could pay towards a dogs food for a week

£20 would pay to feed a cat at the centre for a month

£100 would pay for life saving treatment for a cat arriving after an RTA

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Monthly donation

£5 would pay towards a kittens food for one month

£15 would pay for 3 animals to receive a vaccination each month

£30 would pay to neuter one animal every month

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Why your donation matters

The state of animal welfare is falling rapidly across the country, hurried by the uncertain economic outlook. Our Animal Centre provides a life line to over 1000 desperate animals each year, providing rescue and rehabilation followed by rehoming.

So many people dont realise the Animal Centre is an independant branch of the RSPCA. Recieving no regular funding from the National Society and no government or lottery grants, the centre relies entirely on public support to raise the £500,000 it needs each year to run the animal centre. A massive undertaking for a group of volunteers.

On average the centre admits 4 animals every single day and rehomes well over a 1000 Dogs, Cats, Rabbits and Small Furries.

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Case study: donations in action

Wrinks a twelve year old Sharpei arrived at the centre in 2010 after being discovered shut in a shed. He arrived with us practically bald due to a parasite infection, his skin was red and infected along with his eyes. His claws had been allowed to grow so long they were growing into his legs leaving blood running from the wounds they caused.

Wrinks received months of treatment and care from the team of staff and volunteers to get him better. We quickly managed to get the parasites under control and the infection from his skin improved quickly. One of our dedicated volunteers who later adopted Wrinks spent hours rubbing peppermint oil on his bald skin to try and help his hair recover.

Wrinks recovered fully from his ordeal and was later adopted by two stalwart volunteers at the centre. Unfortunatly he recently passed away but at least he was able to appreciate a short amount of time of love, kindness and compassion of people.

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