We are a self-funded branch of the RSPCA based in St Columb, Cornwall that is not funded by the RSPCA. We first opened our doors and hearts to animals in 1996 and since then, we’ve rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed thousands of animals.

In our animal centre, we take in animals from all walks of life; from strays to cruelty investigations, we help them all. Our rehoming centre is built to house dogs, cats and small animals. We have a small wildlife unit where we can temporarily house wildlife until they can be moved to an approved Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre.

As well as the work of our rehoming centre, our Animal welfare officers work throughout Cornwall reaching those animals most in need and providing crucial education, care and support to animals and their owners.
Through our Education team, we provide young people in Cornwall with the skills that are vital for ensuring the next generation acts with kindness and compassion towards animals. 

We have big plans over the coming years to strengthen our rehoming centre and ultimately be able to help more animals in need.

We help animals regardless of their age, medical or behavioural needs and aim to give them all a second chance. But, being an independent charity means we rely on public donations to keep our doors open to animals in need, so we need your support. By getting involved with our branch, you’ll be helping hundreds of animals every year.

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