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.

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.
Our partnership with Pets at Home continues to deliver for the animals in our care. A £500 Pets Foundation grant meant a shopping spree for foster supplies – from cat gyms to rabbit pens – filling two cars with everything our foster carers need.
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.
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.
Volunteer fosterers Charlotte and Michael reached the finals of the national RSPCA Impact Awards, recognised for caring for over 50 cats and kittens since 2019.
Our volunteers had a fabulous weekend at Pets at Home in Cowley as part of the Pets Foundation Santa Paws Appeal, chatting with animal lovers and raising vital funds with our Christmas tombola.
We raised £118.43 at the Harwellian Club Christmas Fayre! Thank you to everyone who supported us and helped spread the word about our work for Oxfordshire's animals.
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.
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.
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 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.
What started as two stray rabbits quickly became seven – including Willow, Ash and Dusty, three adorable baby bunnies who’ve since found loving forever homes and are thriving.