Action for animals
There’s so many ways of taking action for animals. Support our RSPCA rescuers by setting yourself a fundraising challenge, or help wildlife in your garden or school, by getting stuck into an eco project on our crafts page.
Action for animals
There’s so many ways to take action for animals. Support our RSPCA rescuers by setting yourself a fundraising challenge, or help wildlife in your garden or school with an eco project.
Autumn tip
Make your pet a den to help them feel calm during firework season, and try playing music on Classic FM!
Animal heroes
These animal lovers have been busy helping out the RSPCA. If you feel inspired to do the same, and want the chance to appear on this page, tell us about it by emailing: animalaction@rspca.org.uk or by clicking here.
Ellie makes a splash
Eight-year-old Ellie’s sponsored swim was in memory of her beloved nanna.
“My Nanna died of cancer in December 2022 so I decided to do a sponsored swim in memory of her,” explains Ellie. “She loved animals as much as I do, so I chose the RSPCA. I challenged myself to swim 500 metres over the summer holidays but I actually swam 550 metres and raised £120!”
Ellie spread out the swim over three visits to her local pool and her little brother Oliver swam some widths with her to keep her company.
Thank you so much Ellie. What a lovely tribute.
Ella’s a star baker
Eight-year-old Ella wanted to raise money to help us keep rescuing animals, so she set up a fab bake sale in her driveway.
She invited friends, family and neighbours to buy home-made buns, cakes and sausage dog rolls. She also held a ‘Guess the number of bones’ game. All in all, she raised an amazing £186.
“I love animals and just wanted to help them,” says Ella. “I’d really like to work with them when I’m older.”
Thanks so much, Ella. We’re so impressed!
WANT TO FUNDRAISE FOR THE RSPCA?
You could hop for a mile with friends, cycle five miles with your family, or run ten miles in a month. All you need to do is ask your grownup to register today with your details and let us know what you will be doing!
Juno’s climbing challenge
10 year old Juno completed an epic endeavour to raise money for animals – climbing one kilometre of laps on her local, 15m climbing wall in just under 2 hours and 20 minutes.
She trained for three months, working her way up to the full 67 laps needed to climb a kilometre.
She raised an incredible £520 for the RSPCA.
We love your creativity and dedication Juno! Thank you so much.
Gallery
We love looking at your animal and RSPCA-themed drawings, paintings and crafts. To see your masterpiece on this page, send us your work.