New Charity Shop Coming to Didcot: We’re Hiring a Shop Manager!
Big news from RSPCA Oxfordshire & Reading: we’re opening our very first charity shop in Didcot, and we’re looking for a talented Shop Manager to lead the team. Find out more about the role and how to apply.
Kevin’s Story: A Second Chance out of the Sun
Kevin, an 11-year-old white cat, spent four years missing before a microchip scan finally revealed his identity. Now recovering from surgery for sun-related ear damage, he’s looking for a calm home to enjoy his golden years. His story is also a timely reminder of why white and pale-coated cats need extra protection from the sun.
Oscar & Milo: Two Nervous Bunnies Who Found Their Confidence
Oscar and Milo arrived nervous and unsure, but with patience, gentle fostering, and a steady supply of kale, these two bunnies blossomed. Now settled as indoor rabbits with space to roam, they’re living the peaceful life they always deserved.
Pirate Drops Anchor in a Safe Harbour
Pirate the one-eyed cat has dropped anchor in a safe harbour at last. After being rescued from the streets with a severely ulcerated eye, this brave boy is now settling into life with his loving new owner.
Rosie Finds Her Forever Family After a Year in Foster Care
After over a year in foster care, Rosie the cat has found her forever home with a family who can accommodate her medical needs – and she’s already discovered all the best sunny spots for a snooze.
Banjo and Chirpy: A Feathered Friendship Takes Flight
Two Zebra Finches from different RSPCA centres have found their forever home together — Banjo and Chirpy have completely bonded and now have their own room to fly around in.
Terry and Topaz: The Inseparable Pair Who Now Run the House
When RSPCA inspectors rescued seven rabbits from an overcrowded garden, no one expected Terry and Topaz to become such devoted companions. Read their heartwarming adoption story.
From Marathon Miles to Wagging Tails: How Local Fundraising Transforms Animal Lives at RSPCA Oxfordshire
Discover how RSPCA Oxfordshire operates independently from the national charity and why local fundraising from supporters like marathon runner Teddy makes all the difference for rescued animals.
Zorp’s Big Adventure: How Our Team Helped Bring a Lost Cat Home
After moving from Florida to Oxford, a couple lost their cat Zorp on their first night in the UK. Thanks to support from RSPCA Oxfordshire, he was safely reunited with his family three days later.
Pirate’s Journey to a New Life
Pirate arrived at RSPCA Oxfordshire in a desperate state after weeks alone on the streets with a severely ulcerated eye. Thanks to the quick actions of a concerned local resident, an RSPCA Inspector and our veterinary team, he received the urgent surgery and care he needed. Now safe, warm and recovering, Pirate is slowly learning to trust again.
