RSPCA Isle of Wight
We provide care and assistance to the animals on the Isle of Wight that require our help. Our service supports professional animal rescue, providing veterinary care, rehabilitation and rehoming or release to the wild. We also promote responsible animal ownership through local educational campaigns.
We’re an independent charity, supporting the work of the RSPCA at a local level. We don’t receive any government funding, and only around 5% of our income comes via the national RSPCA charity.
We therefore rely on the generosity of the local community to support our animal welfare work. All monies raised on the Island, remain on the Island and helps support abandoned, abused, and orphaned animals. Funds are raised through our charity shops, fundraising events, legacies and donations.
Vision
A world where all animals are respected and treated with kindness and compassion.
Aim
To ensure animals have a good life by supporting the rescue of those in need and by providing for their daily care and welfare.
Objectives
The objectives of the Branch are to promote kindness and good care. To prevent or suppress cruelty to animals, through advocacy, education and a commitment to improve animal welfare and support the human-animal bond on the Isle of Wight.
Our facilities
Our Reception building includes a welcoming reception area and shop, a committee/training room, and offices for our fundraising and administration team.
Both our cattery and dog kennels are equipped with separate veterinary consultation rooms for visiting vets. Our partner vets visit the centre every week, with further treatments taking place off-site at local clinics.
