Due to government guidelines we are prioritising rehoming within the local authority area of each of our rescue and rehoming centres. Our animal rescue and rehoming centres remain closed to the public. During lockdown we will be delivering animals up to 60 minutes’ drive from the centre where the animal is located. Before an adoption is finalised, we might organise a meet and greet with the animal in your garden. Our staff will travel to you, instead of you visiting our centres. Due to the limited appointment slots available we will only do this for animals where we have determined there is a need to do so.

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Team member to take on gruelling running challenge

Team member Stuart Bissland from the Dunbartonshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre is planning...
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Scottish SPCA care for youngest ever badger

The Scottish SPCA is currently caring for its youngest ever badger, a two-week-old cub...
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Kandi's rehoming tail

Kandi was rehomed from our Glasgow Animal Rescue and Rehoming centre in October, and...

Seal caught in netting

Scottish SPCA issues warning over discarded line after seal seriously injured

The Scottish SPCA has issued a warning over discarded fishing and rope line after...

Inver and Forth the otter cubs

Scottish SPCA cares for orphaned otter cubs

The Scottish SPCA is currently caring for two otter cubs who were found in...

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Appeal for information after shaved dog dumped in snow

We are appealing for information after a dog was found dumped in a hedge...

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Appeal for information after dog shot in the face

We are appealing for information after a dog was found in Dunfermline with a...

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Scottish SPCA issues update over bogus inspectors

The Scottish SPCA has issued an update about bogus inspectors after receiving intelligence from...