Welcome to RSPCA Lincolnshire East Branch

Registered charity No. 507301

RSPCA Lincolnshire East branch rehabilitates and re-homes animals rescued by our Inspectors and also animals in need from members of the public. RSPCA Lincolnshire East Branch is a separately registered charity to the National RSPCA.

Although we follow RSPCA rules, local volunteers run the branch. We receive no government funding and are primarily responsible for raising funds locally. Each year we care for animals, brought to us by RSPCA Inspectors, from situations of cruelty and neglect.

We rehabilitate and rehome these animals at a significant cost. Our yearly vet bills are very expensive. Kennelling costs and food costs all have to go on top. We only exist because of our fantastic volunteers and the public’s support.

For all cases of suspected cruelty to animals, please call 0300 1234 999

Please note

The RSPCA no longer take calls for lost pets, if you have lost or found a pet please go to PetsReunited:

Visit the PetsReunited website

In line with national policy, this RSPCA Branch does not euthanise any animal in our care, unless it is advised by a vet, or the animal is a danger to the public.

[A map of the Branch area can be downloaded here.]

What We Do

Rescue

The RSPCA was founded to combat the cruelty and neglect of animals and this Branch prioritises the rehabilitation and re-homing of animals rescued by our Inspectors.

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Rehoming

We have a number of animals who have been rescued and are looking for a new home. Find out more about how you could help or rehome some of our animals

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Fund Raising

We are always looking for new ways to raise funds so if you think you could help donate on a one-off or regular basis, or could volunteer with our branch, please get in touch

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If you would like to donate to our RSPCA branch you can learn more about our fundraising efforts and how to donate here.

How to Donate