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Help us care for the Island's most vulnerable animals

We're an independent charity, supporting the RSPCA locally to care for vulnerable and neglected animals.

Support our rescue centre

Our centre costs £750,000 per year to run. 95% of our income must be raised locally on the Isle of Wight.

Don't Turn Away

We can't do this alone. Please don't look away. Your kind donation could save their life today.

About Us

We've been a voice for local animals for over 50 years. We are the Island's leader in providing health and welfare services for abandoned, abused and orphaned animals. All funds support animals in need on the Isle of Wight.

How can you help?

As an independent charity, we rely entirely on donations from the local community. Around 95% of our income is generated locally on the Isle of Wight. You can help us by donating, volunteering, leaving a legacy or shopping in our charity shops.

Adopt an Animal

If you are looking to open your heart and home to support an animal in need, please check our pet profiles to find your new companion and fill in an application form. Our animals are neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before being rehomed.

Upcoming Events

Red Squirrel Ride

Saturday 20th September

Rabbit & Guinea Pig Clinic

Sunday 26 October

Fire Walk Challenge

Saturday 8th November

Spider Ride

Bohemia Boarding

5-star accommodation for cats and dogs

Heading away on holiday? Our experienced staff and quality facilities provide a home-from-home for your companions. You’ll have peace of mind that your cats or dogs are enjoying a happy, secure and comfortable holiday of their own.

www.bohemiaboarding.co.uk

Please support us

As an independent charity, we rely entirely on donations from the local community. Around 95% of our income is generated locally on the Isle of Wight.

It costs around £750,000 each year to run our Animal Centre. Your donations help us to support the Island’s most critical animals with veterinary care, medical treatment and enrichment programs. With your help we can offer care and rehabilitation to animals in need.

You can make a one off or regular donation by using the Donate Now button, or send a donation directly to our Island Animal Centre.

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News & Events

Supporting local food banks to help Island families feed their pets

Supporting local food banks to help Island families feed their pets

10th September 2025

The RSPCA Isle of Wight is working with local food banks to make sure no pet goes hungry when families…

We're Hiring!

We're Hiring!

27th August 2025

We’re Hiring! Join our Team as an Animal Care Assistant The RSPCA Isle of Wight is looking for a compassionate…

Charity auction in memory of local centenarian

Charity auction in memory of local centenarian

27th August 2025

The RSPCA Isle of Wight is set to host a special online charity auction in memory of local resident Gerry…

Supporting local food banks to help Island families feed their pets

Supporting local food banks to help Island families feed their pets

10th September 2025

The RSPCA Isle of Wight is working with local food banks to make sure no pet goes hungry when families…

We're Hiring!

We're Hiring!

27th August 2025

We’re Hiring! Join our Team as an Animal Care Assistant The RSPCA Isle of Wight is looking for a compassionate…

Need help?

Can’t keep your animal?

Owning pets can be extremely rewarding, but it comes with a lot of responsibility. Some owners find themselves in a position where they feel they need to give up a pet.

Need to report animal cruelty?

The National RSPCA operates a National Cruelty and Advice Helpline, between the hours of 8:00am to 7:30pm 7 days a week. Helpline contact number: 0300 1234 999

Need Vet Services?

We are reliant on a network of Veterinary professionals across the Island to partner with us to support animals in need. Please click here for details on our local Veterinary Clinics.

Need Lost & Found Services

Losing a pet is a stressful experience for both the lost animal and their family. Here are steps you can take to help increase the animals chance of being reunited with their family.