RSPCA Wirral & Chester Branch

Rehomed a cat from here 5 weeks ago. Staff lovely, very clean environment and very calm surroundings for the cats, access to outdoor space as well as indoor.

Their fantastic knowledge base of all their animals is amazing. They have all been profiled on their personalities and suitability for different households. I was originally looking for a kitten but when we broadened our scope, we got matched with a 3 year old girl and she's perfect for our family!! Their new contactless" adoption process was thorough but simple. The adoption fees also cover the cost of 3 month flea and worming treatment

I can say I loved it. Seeing all the unwanted fur babies did upset me. Sadly, I couldn't take them all home. There is only space for two

Reception staff not friendly or welcoming. My Mum has adopted cats from here in the past and had a wonderful experience but since the merger has said things have changed for the worse. She donated huge amounts of food and cat items but apparently got neither a thank you or even a smile from girl on reception. Shame the admin. staff are letting the place down, as it seems the Officers themselves do a wonderful job

Under a constant challenge to help with limited funds,the RSPCA battles on.Its so easy to not buy a pet you can't afford,so easy not to ill use animals ,so easy to get you pet neutered if you can't be bothered to prevent them mating but every day the British public manage not to bother.Thank goodness for the RSPCA.

We adopted our cat from here and I cant fault the staff one bit. So friendly and knowledgeable. I'd definitely recommend this branch and would definitely return to adopt another pet. The picture is our little princess, our little cupcake.

Great place fell for a small cat who has had a bad start in her short life. Adopted her and she has become the most faithful little thing ever not an once of trouble.

Excellent facilities.Lovely helpful staff.

There are definitely some improvements needing to be made with the systems they use for assigning jobs as it's far too haphazard at the moment. The other difficulty is them lacking officers to go on visits. The officers themselves know that this is an issue, but are unable to do anything about it and they are as caring as you would hope for the job they are doing.Die to the nature of the types of animals we are keeping as pets they have rules they have to follow to avoid invasive species being released into the wild. So, sometimes they are faced with a tough call of euthanising animals (which they hate doing).