Over 20,000 animals pass through the doors of RSPCA Greater Manchester Animal Hospital every year. Greater Manchester Animal Hospital provides round-the-clock veterinary treatment to poorly animals from across the Greater Manchester area. In 2016 we saw 17,278 animals brought in by members of the public.

Whilst many animals are brought in by their owners, RSPCA Inspectors brought in over 5,000 animals in 2016. These animals, many of whom have suffered abuse or neglect, often require urgent veterinary treatment.

A vibrant hospital teeming with people and animals alike, Greater Manchester Animal Hospital can accommodate up to 103 animals at any one time. Whilst many animals visit the Hospital for routine checkups and vaccinations, 7,844 animals were admitted into the hospital for treatment last year.

In 2016, Greater Manchester Animal Hospital neutered 3,078 animals, implanted 2,392 microchips and carried out 6,532 vaccinations, not to mention hundreds of life saving operations.

Thanks to our kind donors, the Hospital has the staffing and facilities to cope. At the heart of the Hospital lies its operating theatre, where thousands of life-saving operations take place. 12 vets, three veterinary nurses and 12 Hospital assistants ensure all animals receive a high level of care.