Lanarkshire
Scottish SPCA Animal Rescue & Rehoming Centre Lanarkshire
Bothwell Road
Hamilton
ML3 0SB
About the Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre
The Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre (ARRC) in Lanarkshire came under the Scottish SPCA’s wing in 1988. A decade later, the Centre underwent a major transformation, adding an on-site veterinary clinic and expanding its facilities to better accommodate a larger number of dogs, reptiles, and rabbits.
The Lanarkshire ARRC has:
- 80 dog kennels
- Large cattery that can accommodate 30 and dedicated play area for kittens
- Small animal room with 16 spaces for rodents, Guinea pigs and other small furries
- Dedicated rabbitry with 18 spaces
- Ferret room
- Modern veterinary clinic staffed by Scottish SPCA veterinarians
- Wildlife shed providing a safe space for wild animals until they can be moved to our National Wildlife Rescue Centre for treatment.
How you can help
Donate food and items for the animals in Lanarkshire ARRC’s care
Our Centres will always welcome any generous donations of food, treats, or other items to help us care for animals. You can view what the Lanarkshire ARRC urgently needs on the Centre’s Amazon Wishlist.
Volunteer at Lanarkshire ARRC
If you’re interested in volunteering at the centre, you can check out our latest vacancies.
Pets at our Lanarkshire Centre
Lanarkshire ARRC
Support us from £5 a month
It costs us £63,000 every day to continue the work that animals across Scotland depend on. Our work is only possible because of the generosity of people like you.
