Westminster_Fundraising for RSPCA London East

Hello everyone!  We are a group of students attending the University of Westminster. We are passionate about animal welfare and wish to raise money and awareness to assist with animal rescue and care in the London community.  We are fundraising for the RSPCA London East Branch to raise money to protect, care for and rehome animals in London.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) was founded in 1824 in London by people who wanted to promote kindness to animals.  It is the oldest and largest animal welfare charity in the world with the aim of rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming animals and releasing wild animals back into the wild. 

Much of the animal welfare work of the RSPCA is carried out through local branches. The RSPCA London East Branch provides care, vet treatment and rehoming of animals taken in via RSPCA inspectors and other welfare avenues.  

The RSPCA London East Branch works to rescue and care for mistreated and abandoned animals, including pets whose owners are unable to continue to care for them. The branch also provides information and advice to the public.

The RSPCA London East Branch relies entirely on donations and is run by volunteers. Your donation goes to rescuing, caring for and rehoming vulnerable animals.

With your donation, the RSPCA London East Branch can continue its vital animal welfare work. Thank you for your donation!