Help an animal in need
Worried about an animal? We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more animals across Scotland than any other charity. To help get them the right support as quickly as possible, tell us what’s happening and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Thank you for your support.
For Media Enquiries please email our media team.
For all other enquiries, please send a message using the form below using the drop-down to select the team you need to contact.
If you are concerned about the welfare of an animal or would like to report cruelty, please select an options above so we can get you to the right team. If you have an enquiry that is not covered by any of the options above please send us a message using the form below.
Please note, we cannot accept reports of concern via this form. If you wish to make a report regarding neglect or cruelty, please call our animal helpline team on 03000 999 999 or select from the options at the top of the page.
To report or provide information related to serious, organised or protracted animal-related crimes, please use the correct Special Investigations Unit form.
Get in touch
If you would like to get in touch with us, please pick from one the options below.
Report a Concern
Please read the information signposted above to see what your next steps should be before placing a call.
We get a high volume of calls each day so please help us support Scotland’s animals by ensuring our helpline is available for animals in urgent need of attention. If this is the case, please call us on 03000 999 999. Our helpline is open 8am – 8pm every day.
You can also write to us at:
Kingseat Road, Halbeath, Dunfermline, Fife KY11 8RY.
If you would like to donate items to help us look after animals in our care, take a look at what we can and can’t accept and where you can drop the items off.
Wild lives across Scotland need your support
Last year alone we saw 4,514 arrivals to our National Wildlife Rescue Centre. We depend on donations to keep our doors open. Your support could be the reason the next wild animal survives. Every £1 matters to Scotland’s wildlife in our care.