13-15 Market Place, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 7JB
RSPCA Cumbria West Branch
Join us and help prevent cruelty to animals everywhere!
SPECTACULAR SPRING PRIZE DRAW
RUNNING FROM THE 1ST TO THE 21ST OF JUNE
ENTER HERE: https://gyfters.com/rspca-cumbria-west-charity-raffle/
Super excited to be running our first ever "Spectacular Spring Prize Draw"!
PRIZES INCLUDE:
- Dog lovers set – Donated by The Rum Story
- Watercolour pencils – Donated by Derwent Pencils
- £50 WCF voucher – Donated by WCF
- £50 High Street voucher – Donated by Arnold Clark
- 3 Boxes of award winning tea bags – Donated by Y-Tea
- Box of 5 letterbox lollies – Donated by Kirsty’s Letterbox Lollies
- Wax Melts – Donated by Aroma Violet
- Dreamcatcher & owl ornament – Donated by Strange & Beautiful
- £10 voucher to spend in store – Donated by Penrith Stationers
- Earring set – Donated by Mere Glass
- Earring set – Donated by Mere Glass
- Earring and necklace set – Donated by Mere Glass
- Feliway diffuser – Donated by Ceva
- Signed print – Donated by RAF Red Arrows
- Flower dog in hat box – Donated by Wreath With Envy
- Walk with alpacas – Donated by Alpacaly Ever After
- £10 book voucher – Donated by Bookends – Keswick
- Herdy plant pot & soft toy – Donated by Herdy
- Whinlatter membership – Donated by Forestry England
- Lakes Cruise Voucher – Donated by Windermere Lakes Cruises
- Milk Chocolate Taster Pack – Donated by Pure Heavenly
- Door wreath – Donated by Door Decor
- £25 voucher for a stay at Norah’s Ark for small furries – Donated by Norah’s Ark
- Bottle of wine signed by Copeland MP Trudy Harrison – Donated by Trudy Harrison MP
We have a couple more prizes to be announced soon! Watch this space!
Massive thank you to our prize donors.
Let's have fun, win prizes & support local animals!
OUR DONORS
Massive thanks to all those listed here, their kindness will help a lot of animals!
CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY APPEAL
Please help us to help the animals in our care throughout the ongoing Coronavirus crisis!
RSPCA Cumbria West is an independent, separately registered charity from the main RSPCA. We are self funding and raise money locally to support the animal welfare work we do. We are now facing a massive funding shortfall. Like all charities, we had to close our charity shop, cancel vital fundraising events and limit animal adoptions - our main sources of funding.
We still have animals in our care and will continue to help any animals that need us. Our dedicated volunteers are working incredibly hard throughout this period to ensure the animals, and themselves, are safe. We know that as time goes on there will be more animals that need our help and we want to continue to be here to help them.
Donations are at an all time low. We are appealing to our loyal supporters to kindly consider helping us through this crisis by making a donation.
To donate to our CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY APPEAL:
⭐️ You can donate via PayPal: rspcacumbriawest@btconnect.com
⭐️ You can send us a cheque made payable to RSPCA Cumbria West to: Coronavirus Appeal, RSPCA Cumbria West, 13-15 Market Place, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 7JB
⭐️ You can donate by bank transfer directly in to our account:
Account Name: RSPCA Cumbria West
Account Number: 01009109
Sort Code: 01-09-54
⭐️ You can donate food via our wheelie bin located in Tesco Superstore (Whitehaven), or leave donations at the customer service desk if the wheelie bin has been removed for cleaning.
⭐️ You can also buy much needed items from our Amazon wish list, these will be delivered to us direct: https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/BHBNB8YYMSYS…
On behalf of the animals and volunteers at RSPCA Cumbria West, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your continued generous support. Stay safe! ❤️
Love, purrs & woofs from all at RSPCA Cumbria West 🐾❤️🐾
Help Us
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In Loving Memory of Rocco
On 4th July 2019, Rocco, a German Shepherd in our care, was put to sleep after a cancer mass was discovered in his stomach.
Rocco was rescued from a neglectful life along with three other dogs. His owner, who was jailed for the act, starved him to the point that he was unable to stand under his own weight from muscle loss. When our Inspector rescued him, he was considerably underweight. Although he was adopted once by a family, he was soon returned to us due to his nature (he had never fully recovered from being starved) and lived the rest of his life in the kennels.
Rocco was a lovely boy with a great personality, always happily greeting anyone he met. Unfortunately, due to his age, we had difficulty finding anyone willing to adopt him and give him the forever home he deserved. When he passed away at the age of 10, he was still living in the kennels, having never experienced a life with a true loving family.
He will be sorely missed by all of the Branch volunteers, kennel staff and especially by our Inspector who found him and his canine group. RIP.
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