Found a grounded baby bird?

Although some birds are rescued because they are injured, many fledglings are in good health but were picked up by worried passers-by when they should have been left alone.

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Saving Scotland's Animals Prize Draw

Cody was seriously ill and just days from dying when we found her.

Help save the lives of more animals across Scotland.

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Cold, wet, filthy and neglected.

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In 2018 we...

Found Homes For

5,068

Rescued Animals

Spoke To More Than

245,000

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202,452

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#SayNoToPuppyDealers

Thousands of puppies are born into the illegal puppy trade each year.

They are kept in horrendous conditions and taken away from their mothers too early.

Don't help fund this cruel trade. Pledge your support and #SayNoToPuppyDealers.

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Mens 10k

16 Jun

Men's 10K Glasgow

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16 Jun

Men's 10K Glasgow

Celebrate Father's Day and run the Men's 10K!

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22 Jun

Zip Slide the Clyde

Fighting the illegal puppy trade

Puppies are in pain and suffering all over Scotland. Together, we can be there to pick up the pieces and help prevent more suffering.

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FRB

24 May

Abseil down the iconic Forth Rail Bridge for animals in Scotland

The Scottish SPCA is calling on daredevils and those who want a challenge to raise money for animals in need.

Meg

23 May

The Scottish SPCA is seeking a special home for senior girl Meg

The Scottish SPCA is seeking a forever home for Meg, a special senior cat who has been in the care of their Edinburgh rehoming centre for 96 days.

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14 June

Scottish SPCA and University of Edinburgh release programme for conference to highlight link between animal cruelty and human violence

7 June

Efforts to develop veterinary understanding of non-accidental injuries and other forms of animal abuse

6 June

The Scottish SPCA score generous donation from Edinburgh City FC