Top Veterinary Clinics in Chobham, Surrey

Adopted Gabriella (now known as Bubbles) back in September 2022 as Dad wanted another cat due to his old cat passed away, me being at work and him left on his own most of the day. The volunteers were very helpful and giving advices about Bubbles being FIV positive. They looked after her as much as possible until someone like me was ready to adopt her. The day we got her home, she was shy but did come out of her shell within 2 weeks, she did not have a lot of fur (most of her fur were very rough around the edges) 1.5 years later, she is the most loveable, gentle and intelligent cat I ever seen. Always loves her pets, greets me everytime I come back from work, loves to meow in a cute way and never bites or scratches any of my stuff except for her own. Thank you RSPCA for this special cat.

I have very fond memories of the RSPCA, having volunteered and rescued many years ago, so I know first hand the care and dedication they offer. I like to pop in and donate and love attending their functions when I can. Having got a new dog 🐕, I couldn't possibly come away without buying something for her 😍. This harness is just the softest, kindest harness, no rubbing, which I also bought for my previous 3 dogs 15yrs ago.

Adopted another puppy from here. The animals are extremely well cared for. Highly skilled staff. Lovely and knowledgeable, and the aftercare is Brilliant.

Adopted our cat Marley from Millbrook The RSPCA and the RSPCA foster carer looked after him really well given his injury and medical issues. The adoption process was seamless. The RSPCA Milbrook were quick to respond. The foster mum was welcoming, experienced and kind. What's not to like? I wish more people would be prepared to adopt an animal in need regardless of what they look like &/ or their injuries/ medical conditions. All animals deserve a loving home.