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Donate

Help us make a difference to the animals in our community

 

Donations

 

Like any charity, one of our main priorities is raising money to keep our activities going. One of the main problems we face is that people think because we are the RSPCA, we have 'millions' of pounds. We are a local branch, and as such, we are a separate charity to the national RSPCA.

We certainly do not have 'millions' stashed away! All the money we spend on Stourbridge animals must be raised by us in Stourbridge.

A donation can help us to rescue & rehome more animals. 

Financial Donations

There are several ways you can donate to our branch. You can use the PayPal Donate button on this page and various other pages on our site, alternatively if you would like to send a cheque, set up a standing order to our account, or if a cash donation is best for you, then please email our branch treasurer at ros@rspcastourbridge.org.uk who will be able to advise on how to go about making your donation.

Leaving a Legacy

A legacy to RSPCA Stourbridge & District Branch will provide crucial funds. We could not carry out our work without such generous support.

You can do this by making a Will or adding a Codicil (a document which specifies alterations to your Will). If you’re making a Will, please remember that the RSPCA Stourbridge & District Branch, and all the other RSCPA branches, are separately registered charities run by volunteers.

So, if you would like our work to benefit animals in your local area, we would respectfully suggest that your legacy reads as follows:

I give the sum of £..... (or specify a share of residue) to the RSPCA Stourbridge & District Branch, Registered Charity Number 205759, for its general purposes and I declare that the receipt of the Honorary Treasurer or other proper officer of said Branch for the time being shall be a full and sufficient discharge for the said legacy.

Please note that a Will or Codicil needs to be properly witnessed and you should obtain legal advice.

Gifts to registered charities are generally exempt from Inheritance and Capital Gains Tax, so a gift to your local RSPCA branch would therefore greatly benefit local animals with minimum burden to your estate.

Sponsor a hard to home cat

Some cats in our care can only be rehomed if we cover their on-going medical expenses and some, sadly, never find their forever home at all because of their medical conditions and remain in long term foster care. If you would like to help sponsor one of these cats you can find out more here...

Donate Pet Food

We are always grateful to receive good quality pet food to feed our animals in care. Donations of pet food release funds to be used elsewhere within the branch. We mostly need cat, rabbit and guinea pig food. Whiskas pouches are always able to be used!

 
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