We are urgently looking for rabbit home checkers and fosterers.  If you can help the Branch please phone Deb on 01359 242343 for more information.

We are pleased you have visited this site, as it contains information about our Branch and the animals
that currently need to be rehomed. A contribution towards the costs of neutering, vaccination and
micro-chipping of the animals is required. 

We welcome animal lovers who are willing to be part of our branch, as a committee member, or if you are willing to volunteer to help in the shop or to assist with fundraising or for short term fostering of some of our animals, we would love to hear from you.
(Our Branch does not have an animal centre and has to pay for private kennels, but for anyone looking for
hands-on contact with cats or dogs there is always a need for fosterers in and around
Bury St Edmunds to look after them temporarily in a home environment)

The West Suffolk Branch only exists through the generosity of the public who through their custom in the shop and their donations is able to raise funds to provide the finance to help some of the local animals. If you would like to make a contribution so that the branch can help more animals, please click the Paypal  button.
All the money received will be used to help the animals.

Our shop is located in St Andrews Street (South) Bury St. Edmunds and sells a very large assortment of useful items, all at reasonable prices. Click on "Our Shop" for more information including a map.
Our Shop St Andrews Street (South) (click on picture to go inside)	Could you help in our shop and help the animals?	Come and see the gorgeous dresses for the May Balls.

Summer is coming and we have a vast range of summer clothes, at affordable prices.

 7 animals lost 6 found

The West Suffolk Branch does not have the ability to help with cruelty complaints
or access to the records re cruelty that headquarters hold.
  
To report an injured or sick animal, an animal in danger or suspected cruelty,
please contact the RSPCA 24-Hour Cruelty line on 0300 1234 999. 
 
Calls are treated in the strictest confidence.

The branch has produced it's first newsletter which contains information about the branch and ways in which YOU can be involved in helping badly treated and unwanted animals in our area. Please take a few minutes to read it and to contact us if you would like to be involved with our Branch to help the animals Thank You.

 

Updated
16th May