Greetings everyone! Theo the resident rabbit bouncing back for a long overdue new entry for 2010. I’ve been taking a break while my accomodation at the home has been unavailable but i’m back now and very excited! Read the rest of this entry »

Peter’s palate problem

Peter, a stray black and white cat, was found lying semi-conscious in the road - he had obviously been hit by a car and was bleeding profusely from his mouth. The lady who discovered him rushed him straight into our RSPCA Clinic, knowing that his only hope would be immediate veterinary attention. Read the rest of this entry »

Local pet care company, Friends for Pets, are organising a special Dog Show and fun day taking place on Sunday 19th July - raising funds for unwanted and neglected animals cared for by the RSPCA Bristol & District Branch.
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Hello all, Theo the resident rabbit here! There’s been a lot of hustling and bustling around the Home with more volunteer dog walkers and more recently, a coffee morning going on. There’s been buzzing in the air now that summer’s here, about a new project that will benefit all of my small friends at the Home.
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Hello! Theo the rabbit here! I hope you all had a wonderful Easter Break with lots of lovely sunshine and chocolate (not for us animals though, human chocolate is bad for us!). Read the rest of this entry »

Rosie’s owners brought her to the clinic as she had been urinating frequently and only passing small amounts. She had now started going in the house and passing blood and they were very worried. The vet could tell what the problem was as soon as he handled Rosie’s belly – it felt like she had eaten a bag of pebbles!! Read the rest of this entry »

Duke, a black Labrador cross, arrived at the Home in December and was luck enough to find a new home with Jo Hamilton and her family in only 7 weeks. Now renamed Dylan, he is clearly flourishing with his new family. Read the rest of this entry »

My partner Dave and I had always wanted a cat but living in rented accommodation had prevented us from having any pets. We planned to one day buy a flat and have a cat but neither of us knew when that would happen. Read the rest of this entry »

Doogle, a Poodle cross, was brought into the home at the end of November 2008 but it was not long before he caught the eye of Diana Tyley. Read the rest of this entry »

Bettie, a Rotti cross, arrived at Bristol Dogs Home as a mere puppy. She was with us for a staggering 3 years until Catherine visited the centre looking for a special someone to share her life. Happily Bettie (now Jessie) found the home she has been longing for and this is her story… Read the rest of this entry »