RSPCA West Dorset Branch Taylors Rehoming Centre

In the past the RSPCA West Dorset Branch has been deeply indebted to those local people who have been kind enough to remember the Branch in their wills.

Please remember that if you wish to leave a legacy to the RSPCA to be spent helping animals in the West Dorset area and at 'Taylor's Animal Rehoming Centre' your will must be specifically worded to mention the West Dorset Branch, otherwise the legacy will go to RSPCA HQ to be spent on the Inspectorate and other general purposes of the National Society. Please contact RSPCA HQ direct if this is your wish.

Any member wishing to leave a legacy to the RSPCA West Dorset Branch / 'Taylor's Animal Rehoming Centre' should ensure that the following wording is used in their will:

“I give the sum of £_________ to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals West Dorset Branch (Registered Charity No. 248616) and I declare that the receipt of the Honorary Treasurer or other proper officer for the time being of the said Branch shall be sufficient discharge for the said legacy.”

If you already have a will, your solicitor can add to it a section (a codicil) based on the above words. You should always consult a solicitor regarding the preparation of your will.

Thank you.

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) and the surrounding villages. Our priorities are the welfare and rehoming of local animals. We raise our funds within the Branch boundaries and all money raised is spent within the area. We are responsible for "Taylors 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.

PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL US REGARDING EMERGENCIES OR CRUELTY

CALL 0300 1234 999 AND REPORT THE MATTER TO THE RSPCA NATIONAL CALL CENTRE