RSCPA Isle Of Wight In The Running For Funding Boost As Public Vote Opens

RSPCA Isle of Wight in Godshill is one of only 26 organisations across the UK to have reached the public voting stage of the Companion for Life Call for Projects.

The local branch of the animal charity is now in the running to be one of seven groups to receive a share of £45,000 in funding awarded to support the welfare of companion animals.

Your support and that of your community is more important than ever.

The public voting phase began on 24th July and runs until 22nd October.

During this time, members of the public can vote for the project they believe deserves the most support. RSPCA Isle of Wight needs as many votes as possible. Every vote makes a difference.

We're not asking for any financial contributions, just a simple favour. Please help us share this news with your community and if possible, encourage them to support RSPCA Isle of Wight by voting.

This support would mean a great deal to the dedicated team at RSPCA Isle of Wight, many of whom volunteer their time to care for animals in need.

Thanks to their hard work, animals facing difficult circumstances have a chance to be cared for and find loving homes.

If you've any questions or would like more information about the Companion for Life Call for Projects, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

We have also included Veonica Chrisp from RSPCA Isle of Wight who can provide further information and be contacted directly about their work. You can view their project details here: https://www.reintegrationeconomy.org/en/progetto/veronica-chrisp/ .