This poor cat arrived at our Clinic today. RSPCA Inspector brought in the cat with possible fractured leg. Was x-rayed and 2 different types of air gun pellets were found. No words. Could you help with the cost of Caesar's treatment? All donations would be hugely appreciated. WAYS TO DONATE 🐾 Facebook/Instagram: @rspcahillingdon (click on the Donate button) JustGiving: justgiving.com/rspcasud/donate Paypal.me/hillingdonclinic (please use Family & Friends option) Call: 01895

A previous adopter has just got married and with some of the money they were given have brought us lots of goodies for the animals! Smiles all around. Thank you so much!!

It was a day of challenges, but also of compassion - a reminder that every act of care, no matter how small, makes a world of difference. Amid these emotional moments, there were demonstrations of brilliant skill and teamwork as the clinic team rallied together for an emergency: a cat hit by a car, its diaphragm ruptured and intestines pushed into its chest. The clock was ticking. They had to operate immediately. The surgery was delicate - carefully manoeuvring the displaced

The day began in a flurry of activity - every animal booked in for an operation arrived at once, and the phones rang endlessly. Amid the rush, a kind lady brought in a stray cat she’d been caring for. Her compassion shone through, and we agreed to have the cat neutered and microchipped so it could have a better life. Soon after, a familiar cat returned - seen two years ago and still unneutered. The team gently reminded the owner of the importance of care and booked the proced

The morning chill hasn’t quite lifted when the team arrives at 8:30am, but inside the centre, it’s already buzzing with life. The team heads straight to the cattery, where Ferry - a devoted mum - waits with her kittens. They’re weighed, fed, and snuggled back into clean bedding. A curious bunny gets its breakfast too, while we juggles emails and adoption applications. There’s a call about an eight-year-old Bulldog who’s been fouling the house - it turns out, he’s never taken