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.

Join RSPCA Oxfordshire at Whitelands Farm Sports Ground on Saturday, 9 August for Alexandra House of Joy’s Family Fun Dog Show. Expect nine paw-some classes, prizes galore, tasty treats and our famous Teddy Bear Tombola
Every animal we care for is supported by local volunteers and donations – not national funding. The truth is, rescue starts with HQ, but everything after that happens right here in Oxfordshire.
Luna came to RSPCA Oxfordshire at just 11 weeks old after a devastating accident left her with two broken bones. Thanks to urgent surgery, a dedicated foster carer, and intensive aftercare, Luna is now on the road to recovery. Her story shows the heart and hard work behind every rescue.
Neutering your cat by four months old is the single most effective way to prevent suffering, protect your pet’s health, and ease pressure on local charities. RSPCA Oxfordshire offers financial help for eligible owners – act now and be part of the solution.
Rabbits often hide illness, making regular vet care and owner vigilance vital. Explore how to safeguard your rabbit's health and catch problems early for peace of mind.
From binkies to digging, your rabbit's behaviours tell you what they need. This guide helps you interpret and enrich their world for a life full of joy and activity.
Muesli is out, hay is in. Discover how to feed your rabbit for vitality, longevity, and disease prevention with practical advice.
Lonely rabbits can suffer silently. Learn how pairing rabbits brings emotional stability, better health, and a more fulfilling life - plus tips for safe bonding and what to do if solo care is unavoidable.
A hutch alone isn't enough. This Rabbit Awareness Week, we're spotlighting the importance of giving rabbits the space and setup they need to thrive - whether indoors or outdoors.
Neutering your buck is so much more than population control. It helps reduce aggression, spraying and mounting behaviours, prevents unwanted litters, and even protects against cancer.
Abandoned in a roadside cat carrier, Parsley and Sage are now safe and thriving thanks to the public’s quick action and RSPCA care. Discover their rescue story - and how you can help.
Rescued from an overcrowded home, Stella arrived with uncertainty – and new life on the way. Thanks to the compassion of our team and a dedicated foster carer, she gave birth to four thriving kittens. Now almost ready for adoption, their story shows the quiet power of care and second chances.