RSPCA PRESTON AND DISTRICT BRANCH

Please continue to support our centre! Here at the Preston Branch we are very grateful for all the support you have given us over these difficult few months. The centre has managed to remain open and so continues its good work in animal welfare. We have a long road ahead and sadly we have had to reduce the number of dogs we can rescue, but with your continued support we are hopeful for the future. We are very much aware that we are one of a few rescue centres available for animals in the Preston city and the surrounding areas so your continued support is urgently required. Your food contributions have been an enormous help but the animals need toys and one of our biggest expenditure is the much prefered woodbase cat litter, if you are able to contribute either of these items.

It is of course most appreciated if you could continue to support us financially, this will gives us the means to continue to give the animals a comfortable, loving home whilst in our care

WE PROVIDE A SAFE HAVEN TO HUNDREDS OF ANIMALS EACH YEAR


RSPCA Preston & District Safe Haven Sponsorship Scheme. Read More >>>
The scheme offers well-wishers the opportunity to give a regular amount every month, from as little as £3, to sponsor a dog kennel, cat pen or rabbit run at the Preston Animal Centre. Our sponsors kindness and generosity is rewarded by:

• Displaying a plaque with details on our Safe Haven Sponsor Board at the Centre
• A welcome pack, including items such as a Certificate & Safe Haven Car Sticker
• Displaying your name on our website as one of our generous Sponsors

The majority of animals that come to the centre spend their time in the kennels or cattery, but some special cases need the extra care and attention of a one-to-one foster home. We are looking for fosterers to give a temporary home to a cat or dog for various reasons; they may have just had an operation and need quiet rest to recover, mothers with new-born kittens/pups, or especially animals that are very stressed being in an animal centre environment and not coping well. Potential Fosterers will have a home visit and be supported by the Centre. Food is paid for and provided by the Centre and a free vet service is also provided.

Fostering is only temporary but is still a big commitment, if you think you could offer a foster home to an animal in need please contact the centre!

RSPCA Preston Dog Training Classes


Every Thursday Night 7.00pm - 8.00pm
at the RSPCA Preston & District Branch
Level 1 Basic Training - 6 sessions

• Basic Commands Training, Healthchecks, Grooming Techniques
• With Gillian from Behaviour Training
  
• PLEASE CONTACT THE CENTRE ON 01772 792553 TO BOOK IN