How you can help 

The RSPCA Suffolk East Coast Branch has been caring for local animals since 1898 and always needs more help. 

As an independent branch, we have to raise our own funds to continue our work.  We rely on the goodness of local people who donate their time or money to enable us to help abandoned and sick animals in the East Coast Area. 

If you would like to support us you can get involved by either:

Can you help fund our vital work?

Sponsor animals in our care and your generosity could mean the difference between life and death to an injured, sick or neglected animal, all for less than the cost of a pint of milk a day.
                    
£3 a month could buy straw and bedding for a rabbit or gerbil in our care.
                 
£5 a month could feed 2 homeless cats
                                                      
£10 a month could allow us to protect 10 homeless dogs from worms
                                                      
£25 a month could provide vital pills for an elderly dog with heart trouble

Print out the sponsorship form and post it to us.

 Remember the branch in your will.

By specifying the RSPCA Suffolk East Coast Branch when writing your will you can ensure your bequest benefits local animals.

There are three ways to do this: 
 
  Residuary - A residuary legacy is the gift of the residue of your estate, or a percentage of the residue, after your debts have been settled and any legacies you leave to other people have been paid.  If you leave your whole estate as a gift, this is also known as a residuary legacy.  Generally, this kind of legacy is of the greatest benefit to the RSPCA Suffolk East Coast Branch as its value increases in line with the value of your estate.
 
  Pecuniary - A specified sum of money, decided when the will or codicil is written, is called a pecuniary legacy
 
 Specific - When a particular item of value is bequeathed, this is a specific legacy.  This includes stocks and shares, the proceeds of a life assurance policy, property, furniture and jewellery.

Please remember to include the full name of the branch in your Will to ensure that your bequest benefits local animals in need.