Help East Norfolk RSPCA build a new animal care clinic

I'm Kerry Hunt and I am a trustee for the RSPCA East Norfolk branch. Our current Clinic is a small single storey brick building which opened back in 1961, where we are well known in the local community providing limited vet care to people in our area on means tested benefits. The demand for our services is increasing rapidly due to the cost of living crisis and high private veterinary fees.

We want to rebuild our Clinic making it bigger and better equipped with disabled

access. Offering more vet time and services to our customers, Inspectorate, as well as our

own branch animals, within our branch area, which we are unable to do at the moment due to lack of space and storage. This arrangement will significantly reduce waiting times for appointments and increase the number of animals that can be treated. Our long-term goal is to introduce additional veterinary services, such as dental care, minor surgical procedures, neutering and additional diagnostic testing.

We are a local charity, totally self-funded and have been fundraising for a year and we will continue to enhance fundraising efforts through organised events and campaigns, contributing to the

construction and operational costs of the facility. By expanding our clinic facilities and services, we can better serve our community, address the unmet needs of pet owners, and enhance our capacity to rehabilitate and rehome animals. With focused planning and community support, this initiative promises to solidify our position as a vital resource within the East Norfolk branch for both animals and their owners. Do you want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money in aid of RSPCA EAST NORFOLK BRANCH and every donation will help. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

More information about RSPCA EAST NORFOLK BRANCH: The RSPCA East Norfolk Branch covers a wide area our coastal area starts from around Mundesley in the North of our area and comes all the way down to Hopton on Sea in the South. Inland we cover Harleston, Brundall, Wroxham, North Walsham amongst others. Predominately most of our work is carried out in the Great Yarmouth area. We rescue and rehabilitate sick and injured animals. We also run a welfare clinic for pets in need of treatment. We run regular neutering campaigns locally.