The RSPCA Birmingham Centre is based in Frankley, Birmingham - a short distance from Junction 3 of the M5.
On site we have a rehoming centre and hospital.
Please note the Rehoming centre is closed on Tuesday. The Hospital is open every day.


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The new 72-acre site has been specifically chosen as the perfect location to help animals through rescue, recovery, and rehabilitation. We look after cats, dogs, rabbits and other small domestic animals - at any one time we are caring for over 200 animals.
Most of the animals have been rescued from neglect and bad treatment - when they come to us they are often nervous of strangers. We spend weeks, sometimes months, looking after them preparing them for a new life and a second chance. All our animals are looking for someone to offer them a new home, to be a friend and look after them. In return a pet will offer fun, friendship and loyalty.
We also have an animal hospital on site with a dedicated team of vets, nurses and admin staff who offer a full range of veterinary services, including neutering, microchipping and surgery.
It costs the RSPCA over £1,000 a day to run the Centre. We rely entirely on kind donations from people like you. If you would like to support us, or you have room in your home and in your heart to take on a rescue animal, please pay us a visit.
Opening hours: 11am - 3.15pm every day, except Tuesday. Last viewing or meeting your dog is 3pm.