News

Here, we share the latest updates on our efforts to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals across our local community.

From heartwarming adoption stories to important announcements and upcoming events, our news page is where you can stay connected with the impact we’re making together.

Our very first charity shop opens its doors on Broadway in Didcot on Friday 30 October, with a pets corner and an animal foodbank for local families who are struggling. Here's what to expect, and how you can get involved.
At just 12 weeks old, Woody and Jessie were left in a pet carrier in a pub car park on a scorching summer's day, with no food or water. Discovered just in time, these two sweet, affectionate kittens are now safe in our care and thriving.
Eight kittens, barely eight weeks old, arrived in our care after a fire at their owner's home left them needing oxygen and ongoing treatment. They are now safe with our foster carers and slowly getting better.
You do not need a hosepipe or a paddling pool to keep a dog comfortable when it is hot. Here are five simple, water-wise ideas to help your dog beat the heat, plus a reminder on when it is safest to walk them.
Nervous, poorly, and inseparable, Charlie and Nina spent more than 113 days in our care before being adopted together. Here is how these two bonded kittens went from frightened arrivals to confident, happy cats in a home of their own.
One of our Trustees popped into a pub in Upton and came home with four tiny stray kittens. They're safe now, and we're tackling the root of the problem too. Because there's no such thing as off duty.
113 cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and one bird found loving new homes with RSPCA Oxfordshire & Reading in the first six months of 2026.
We have 71 animals in our care, the most for a long time. Kitten season is pushing our small, self-funded branch to the limit. Here is what is driving it, and how you can help.
Rosa the bunny needs major ear surgery. We must raise £800 to £900 to cover the cost. Can you help this sweet girl live pain-free?
Dave, a gentle white cat in his golden years, has already lost the tips of his ears to sun-related cancer. Now he faces further surgery on his nose, and we're raising funds to help cover the £1,050 cost. This is his story, and a reminder of why white cats need extra protection from the sun.
We have recently taken in two more rabbits who need our help. Both are now receiving veterinary treatment and have gone into foster care while they recover.
Two rabbits rescued as part of a multi-animal case are now receiving round-the-clock care from our team, and their road to recovery is far from over.