Dropped a Hedgehog off at Vet Hospital. Very helpful and kind staff. Kept the little fella in for observations.
we adopted lola a few weeks ago she has bought so much joy to us both we love her so much she is our forever dog thank you all so much x
Well this has been a long time coming.. (six months) So on the 5th November 2024 our family decided to adopt a fluff ball from the RSPCA everything went smoothly from finding her to collection day, everyone was helpful who we spoke with and with the advice we received, Katie helped us on the day of collection which we are very thankful for, also from being a previous cat owner many years ago it just felt right to give a home to a rescue cat.... and indeed she took ownership of our house as well as adopting myself and my family, we put a lot of though into her name but realised we should just keep the one she was given by the RSPCA Darkness (260348/5668 encase anyone here wanted to look her up) we are still making memories and she is an amusing part of our life, its a big thank you from myself and my family :) oh and a big shout out to Millie
The worst so called charity. Call about cruelty and they literally ignore it, cat still being neglected and full of sores/ fur loss. They want money off people but don't actually care about animals anymore, was all for show when Rolf Harris was on TV. I've tried to report injured animals and 9/10 times they fob me off, waste of time. Never donate to them!
Just called to help a injured fox that broke its leg jumping over my fence. The guy I spoke to said I need proof that the incident happened in my garden before he can send someone out in three days. I explained to him the fox won't make it for three days and it's really scared, stressed and weak. He rudely said well that's their Rules and hung up the phone.. these people are not animal lovers.. its just a 9 to 5 to them.. useless and worthless service
I turned up to drop off loads of bedding & food during lockdown as I thought it would be needed? The horrible woman I spoke to treated me like s**t & made me feel like a nuisance! Bearing in mind I had a car full of bedding & food! She was very rude & abrupt! I got back in my car & drove to Linford Lane tip & dumped the lot! I will never ever help this ungrateful so called charity ever again!
I accidentally left my dog on the front garden. (She won't leave the garden) Someone called RSPCA, the guy knocked on my door and said my dog had been hit by a car, upset I asked is she ok. He said just got a bit of a limp. I said she's got arthritis, are you sure it not that. No he said. He took my dog and I am worried sick waiting for a phone call. One hour later I get a phone call saying she hadn't been hit by a car and it's just her arthritis. They then said she's not chipped so we've chipped her. I had to pay for the chip and for her being there plus the taxi there and back. I basically got robbed. I know these guys do a lot of good but come on. That's legal theft. Blackmail. "Pay this to release your dog". She hadn't even been hit by a car just sun bathing in the garden. Poor girl was so scared, one minute sunbathing, next minute behind bars.
Me and the wife recently adopted a beautiful dog here recently. The staff were amazing offerd endless help and support even now weeks after the adoption. We were always greeted with a smile and welcoming arms.. really can't praise this place any more there doing great things for animals in need
The centre was fantastic in the adoption of our cat Skippy. They made everything easy and simple and all the literature they gave us was informative and helpful. Skippy is now enjoying having a big house to run around, though I think she is looking forward to going outside to chase the birds!
RSPCA Newbrook Farm, Animal Centre, Hospital, Education Centre is located at RSPCA Newbrook Farm, Frankley Green, Birmingham B32 4AX, UK
You can contact RSPCA Newbrook Farm, Animal Centre, Hospital, Education Centre at +44 300 123 8585
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