Welcome to the RSPCA Furness & Barrow
The RSPCA Furness and Barrow Branch became a registered charity in 1966. In the years since then, our Branch has steadily grown to encompass the care of cats, rabbits and guinea pigs which are brought to us by the RSPCA Inspectorate.
Through a small group of dedicated volunteers, we work diligently to provide care for those animals that are most in need: the abandoned, abused, distressed and injured.
All money raised within the Branch area is spent locally to promote animal welfare on the Furness Peninsula. Like all separately registered branches of the RSPCA, we are largely self-funding and welcome donations to support our work.
We offer financial help towards neutering costs for households on benefits and low incomes.
Furness animals need our help! We can’t be there for them without yours.
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LEGAL REQUIREMENT FOR CATS TO BE CHIPPED
Read moreFrom 10th June, it’s a legal requirement that all cats over the age of 20 weeks are chipped. From now until the end of June, if you’re on benefits or low income we will pay the FULL cost of the chip if your cat is registered at Wild Side Vets or Furness Vets. If your cat is registered at another vets in the area then we will pay 50% of the cost. Please call the office on 824583 to arrange a time to collect your voucher. Office is open Monday & Tuesday 9.30-12, 12.30-4.30 and Friday 9.30-3.30.