RSPCA Cornwall Receives £180,000 Grant for Kennel Project Completion

RSPCA Cornwall Branch has received a significant financial boost in the form of a £180,000 grant from the Pets Foundation. This award is set to play a crucial role in helping the self-funded branch move forward with Phase Two of its new kennel build. The funding will be instrumental in ensuring that the animals in their care receive the support and attention they need.

Major Support for Self-Funded Efforts

The grant comes as a welcome relief to RSPCA Cornwall, which operates without government funding and relies heavily on donations and community support. This boost will directly contribute to the development of improved facilities, benefitting the many animals the branch looks after daily.

Local Partnerships Making a Difference

The cheque was presented by St Austell Pets at Home with The Groom Room, showcasing a strong local partnership that continues to support animal welfare. Cooper, one of the rescue dogs at the centre, appeared eager to spread the good news, symbolising the shared excitement among the animals and staff at RSPCA Cornwall.

A Brighter Future for Animal Care

This generous grant is more than just financial support; it represents a step towards better living conditions and comprehensive care for animals in need. The RSPCA Cornwall Branch expressed its deep gratitude, stating, “We are so grateful for this support, which will go a long way in helping us complete Phase Two of our new kennel build.”

To learn more about the ongoing work and the impact of donations at RSPCA Cornwall, visit their website.