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Home work research The RSPCA is a registered charity and receives no State or lottery funding. We rely totally on voluntary donations and help from people like you to undertake our vital welfare work.

Your generosity could mean the difference between life and death to an injured, sick or neglected animal. There are lots of ways you can help us - by giving us your time, money or even just registering on the site to become an online supporter.

Volunteering for the RSPCA is one enjoyable way of helping animal welfare. The Society has 172 local branches throughout England and Wales carrying out local animal welfare together with regional animal centres, wildlife centres and hospitals run by the RSPCA

HomeWork poems

Clerihew My Aunty came up to stay with us She didn't come up by bus She came up from Greymouth Not New Plymouth

Limerik There once lived a girl with special needs Everyday she will eat seven beads One day she ate 2 more Then she fell to the floor After that she started eating weeds

Lantern Mum funny Cleaning lots Looks after me Sleep