RSPCA West Dorset Branch
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RSPCA West Dorset Branch is a separate charity affiliated to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA). We cover the towns of Dorchester, Bridport, Weymouth, Portland, Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Sherborne and Axminster (Devon) as well as all the surrounding villages and hamlets. Our main priorities are the welfare and rehoming of local animals. We raise ours funds within the Branch boundaries and all money raised is spent within the area. We are responsible for "Taylors Animal Rehoming Centre" at Kingston Maurward, Dorchester. |
If you wish to report an Animal Emergency or have concerns regarding the welfare of an animal please telephone 0300 1234 999. Please also call this number if you need to have an unowned or wild animal collected by an RSPCA Animal Collection Officer. PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL US REGARDING EMERGENCIES OR CRUELTY AS THIS IS NOT THE MOST EFFICIENT WAY OF DEALING WITH SUCH MATTERS. CALL 0300 1234 999 AND REPORT THE MATTER TO THE RSPCA NATIONAL CALL CENTRE. THANK YOU. |
Lost and Found
HAVE YOU LOST OR FOUND A CAT IN DORSET??
*IF YOU HAVE LOST OR FOUND A CAT, PLEASE CLICK ON THE LOGO BELOW TO GO TO THE WEBSITE OF THE "DORSET LOST AND FOUND CAT REGISTER" THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF LOST CATS IN THE DORSET AREA, YOU CAN REQUEST THAT DETAILS OF YOUR ANIMAL BE ADDED TO THE SITE AS WELL AS CHECKING THE RECORDS TO SEE IF A CAT MATCHING THE DESCRIPTION OF YOUR LOST ANIMAL HAS BEEN FOUND. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SERVICE IS ONLY FOR CATS LOST IN DORSET.
Here are some websites you might like to check out if you have lost or found an animal. These sites are in not directly connected with the RSPCA and are listed here for information purposes.
www.dorsetcatslostandfound.co.uk The Dorset Lost and Found Cat Register
www.doglost.co.uk Please visit this page if you have lost or found a dog
Microchipping
The RSPCA recommends that you have your pets microchipped. Microchipped pets which go astray stand a much better chance of being reunited with their owners. It is quick and painless procedure whereby a small 'chip' is implanted under the skin of the animal - when an animal is found it is then 'scanned' for a chip which will provide a unique reference linking the pet with his or her owner's details. Please ask your vet for details.
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