In 2022, RSPCA officers were called to thousands of incidents - in many in which birds, wildlife, pets and farm animals found themselves in a sticky situation.
RSPCA Inspectorate Commissioner, Dermot Murphy, from the animal charity’s frontline rescuers, said: “With our teams out rescuing animals from danger and suffering 365 days a year, we are often their only hope.
"It’s an honour to be able to lend a hand to animals in desperate need, and we hope people enjoy seeing some of the weird and wonderful places animals have found themselves in need of our help. This winter we’re asking people to show their support by joining the rescue to help us raise funds to make sure we can continue to be there for animals in need.”
