EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF ANIMAL ADVOCATES

Welcome to our animal education website! The activities here are for everyone who wants to help others learn about animals, understand their behaviour, and make their lives better.

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Let’s make animals' lives better

We’ve co-created these lessons and activities with teachers, parents, children and science teams. So our education content is a fun and valuable way for children to learn and it will have a real benefit to animals too.

Happy and healthy animals

This video lesson explores what keeps animals happy and healthy, showcasing farm animals, pets, and wildlife living fulfilling lives. By the end of the lesson, learners will gain a basic understanding of how to improve animals' lives and see how their needs are similar to our own.

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Capture animal feelings

Photograph or draw animal behaviours and discuss how animals might feel in each situation.

Fundraise for us

Without the support of kind people raising money for us, we couldn’t rescue, rehabilitate, rehome and release animals.

Ethics of pet ownership

Discuss people’s views on extreme breeding, what defines a ‘pet,’ and whether owning one should require a license.

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Duke of Edinburgh Award

Did you know that anyone doing their Bronze or Silver DofE can volunteer with the RSPCA?

They can mix and match activities including campaigning, fundraising, and practical help for wildlife and pets. It’s fun, they’ll learn new skills, and they’ll be improving the lives of animals.

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Our recent superstar learners

We’ve been super-inspired by these young learners who’ve earned their certificates by making animals’ lives better! Do you know young people who’d like to improve the world for animals?

Visit our library for lots of animal-friendly activities they can complete to earn certificates.

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We sense a wildlife garden in the making.

We know animals have feelings

We can all help animals avoid negative feelings and ensure they have positive experiences instead. Watch our video to learn how we can make animals happier.