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  • Shop Manager

    Shop Managers Our PDSA Shop Managers use their initiative to make effective decisions that will drive sales and profits – and merchandise our shops commercially to increase footfall.Working with an Area Retail Manager to achieve business goals and drive change, our Shop Managers are our PDSA brand ambassadors, promoting our vision and mission. You’ll have strong interpersonal skills and the…

  • Dudley’s story

    Dudley, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross, needed emergency surgery to remove a toy from his intestines after he accidentally swallowed it.

  • Oliver's story

    12-year-old Oliver, a Jack Russell cross from Portsmouth, was recently diagnosed with heart failure and now requires regular medication to manage his condition.

  • Mazikine's story

    Four-year-old Mazikine, a Cane Corso cross from Portsmouth, had life-saving surgery at PDSA after swallowing 14 screws.

  • Dog lucky to survive firework terror

    Zakk, a Collie-Alsatian cross, ended up with severe wounds to his legs and paws last Bonfire Night after becoming spooked by fireworks and bolting from his owner’s garden.

  • Lucca awarded PDSA Dickin Medal

    LuucaPDSA Dickin Medal - For GallantryPDSA Dickin Medal for Lucca We’re really proud to announce that Lucca, a retired US Marine Corp dog, has been awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal – the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross.During her six years of active service, Lucca successfully completed 400 separate missions and her skills as a search and rescue dog protected the lives of thousands of troops.…

  • Newfoundland

    Newfoundlands are gentle giants that particularly love to swim and pull.

  • PDSA vet teams reveal six of the most common emergency cases they treat

    We spoke to PDSA vet teams who have uncovered six of the most common emergencies they see coming through the doors of our pet hospitals.

  • Vet Q&A: How can I keep my rabbits warm in cold weather?

    Rabbits are used to being outside, but when the temperature starts to drop even they can feel the chill! You’ll need to make some small changes to keep your rabbits warm through the winter months.