The RSPCA rescue thousands of animals daily. Here's a look into the amazing work they do and the troubles they face 🙌🐶🐱 | UNILAD

With resources at breaking point, we need your help more than ever to rescue abandoned and cruelly treated animals. Can you help us be there for the animals that urgently need us? Join the Christmas rescue, donate now. | RSPCA (England & Wales)

Herchy Boal is one of our most well-known officers, and is part of a team of just 322 inspectors, who are responsible for investigating reports of animal cruelty, neglect and abandonment across England and Wales. Last year, she and the team investigated a staggering 141,760 animal welfare complaints! | RSPCA (England & Wales)

When RSPCA SA Inspectors arrived at a Northern suburbs property after a cruelty report, nothing prepared them for what they walked into. 💔 “It was overwhelming - the sheer number of animals, the mix of species, and the hazardous conditions,” said RSPCA Inspector Emma. Rubbish covered the floors. Bird droppings coated every surface. Two seven‑week‑old puppies whimpered in a pen with no food or water. Cats cried from cramped enclosures. Lethargic possums lay silently in cages. An injured duck hob

50,000 adoptions is a fur-nomenal achievement. There is so much care and effort that goes into the adoption process at Petbarn. Steve Coleman and Steph Fuller from RSPCA NSW give us a bit of an insight into how they work with us as an adoption partner and how they prepare pets for their fur-ever homes. Have you adopted from Petbarn? Join our new Facebook Adoption Community Group here https://bit.ly/3iBo9KC. 💛 #PetbarnAdoptions #PetbarnFoundation | Petbarn