Depends.
With all veterinary care there's an judgement call - can this animal be saved - and given a decent life - at a reasonable effort by the humans, and a tolerable amount of pain and discomfort for the animal.
If the answer is yes, it will be treated. If the answer is no, it will be humanely euthanized.
For something like a feral cat who freaks at human touch, anything involving frequent dressing Changes or rehab work really isn't doable.
While the same kind of injury to a friendly dog is easily manageable.
If it's a dog or a cat - the first thing they do is scan it to see if it's been chipped. That way, they can return the animal to it's owner if it's close by or contact them to let them know where to collect it.
The letters RSPCA stand for "the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals".
RSPCA takes in all kinds of animals.
The RSPCA are a volunteer group to help animals.
RSPCA are a charity that help unwanted pets and animals.
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Because the people who founded the RSPCA thought it was a neat and friendly thing to do, so they set the organization up to do just that, and it has been doing it ever since.because the animals will be trained and RSPCA people will look after the animalsthey help animals because of the cruelty that can happen so they find them, help them get better then find them a new home.
rspca will probably have animals up for adoption.
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Animals. Or humans
13,000,800 animals
What are the roles and responsibilites of the RSPCA?