Rotherham, South Yorkshire
Thank you for being our fundraising hero!
We’re so happy that you’ve chosen to fundraise for Rain Rescue. With every penny you fundraise, you’re helping homeless cats and dogs in desperate need.
The simplest way to raise funds for Rain Rescue quickly is to start a Facebook Fundraiser.
Facebook Fundraisers are easy to setup, especially if your birthday is around the corner. Simply ask your friends and relatives to gift a donation to Rain Rescue in your name. Facebook provide the tools to collect the donation right off the post feed and timeline. Follow the instructions to get started:
Participate in a fundraising event or create your own. From selling cakes to running marathons – it all helps fund care for our animals.
Our fundraising pack is full of ideas to help you get started finding an event or hosting your own.
If you’d rather a hard-copy of the pack, or any of the materials on this page, email our team on fundraising@rainrescue.co.uk
Fancy a challenge? Sign up to one of the many hundred marathons, triathlons or obstacle-course events held across the country.
Fancy a challenge? Sign up to one of the many hundred marathons, triathlons or obstacle-course events held across the country.
Rally some friends and embark on a sponsored golf day, football tournament or go-kart race at your local leisure facility.
Raise free funds for us every time you shop online.
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“We are well on the way to our target for our fundraising for Rain Rescue“
With so much cruelty around, its great to see good people pulling together to help pets in need.
Vickie and Jason walked almost 90 miles for Rain Rescue because they are the heroes of Sheffield cats & dogs !
From a dog’s dinner to huge vet treatment, every penny really does count. Drag the slider to learn more about how your funds help.
£10 could buy each cat their own bed and scratching post.
£25 could pay for a cat or dog to be microchipped so they can be reunited if they’re lost.
£50 could keep one abandoned animal safe, warm and sheltered for 5 nights.
£160 could pay for four female cats to be neutered which means no more unwanted litters.
£380 could pay for broken teeth to be removed, and healing medication to treat infected gums for an abandoned cat to eat again.
£860 could pay for a leg to be amputated after a road accident, with medication, and rehabilitation.
£1,000 would pay for 20 dogs or cats to be health checked, and receive their starter vaccinations
£1,500 would pay for 3 nights of emergency hospitalisation, tests, and overnight monitoring for a seriously ill dog.
Founded in 2002, our charity has saved the lives of thousands of the cats and dogs most at risk in and around Yorkshire. Our rescue centre provides the space and support needed for these abandoned animals to recover, thrive and find a loving home.
