RSPCA Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford and District

At the RSPCA Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford and District, we care for hundreds animals locally each year. We work tirelessly to rehabilitate and rehome animals who’ve had a difficult life and have often been rescued by RSPCA inspectors due to abuse or neglect. We have a non-destruction policy which means we will never put a healthy animal down and we also go the extra mile to encourage people to adopt elderly animals through our branch. Our centre takes over £1m to run each year and we also hope to be able to build a larger centre in the future, helping even more animals in West Yorkshire.

Each RSPCA branch is a self-funded charity in its own right. The RSPCA National Society receive a call about an animal every 30 seconds and when animals are rescued, they must be placed at an appropriate RSPCA branch. This is where we come in; taking as many animals as possible for rehabilitation and rehoming. Animals come to us for a variety of reasons, such as their owners being unable to care for them or because they’ve been subject to abuse or neglect. We see some truly heart-breaking cases but with the hard work and commitment of our staff and volunteers, we’re able to transform the lives of these animals and find them the loving homes they deserve.

We are fortunate to have a number of loyal supporters and 20% of our donations come via legacies left in Wills. Without these amazing donations, we wouldn’t be able to help all the animals who really need us. Every donation we receive enables us to help more animals; providing care, veterinary treatment and finding them their ideal forever home.

Thank you