RSPCA Isle of Wight – Vets in Godshill
Clinic Overview
RSPCA Isle of Wight, located in Godshill, is a well-regarded animal adoption center that has garnered a 4.3-star rating from 183 reviews on Google Maps. The center is praised for its dedicated staff and smooth adoption processes, with several reviewers highlighting the exceptional support provided by team members such as Carrie-Anne, Paige, and Georgina.
The center specializes in adopting out small animals, such as guinea pigs, rabbits, and rats, ensuring they are placed in appropriate and loving homes. Reviewers frequently mention the knowledgeable and caring approach of the staff, who are committed to the well-being of the animals both during and after the adoption process. This is reflected in the high level of customer satisfaction, with all five accessible written reviews awarding a full five stars.
Notable feedback includes commendations for the staff's helpfulness and flexibility, such as traveling to the mainland to facilitate adoption and offering practical advice on animal care and housing. The team’s willingness to provide continuous support, as well as their joy in receiving updates about adopted animals, are recurring themes in the reviews.
Despite the high ratings and positive testimonials, potential adopters might want to consider the overall 4.3-star rating, which suggests that there may be some areas for improvement not captured in the top reviews. Nonetheless, the glowing recommendations and personal anecdotes strongly suggest that RSPCA Isle of Wight is a caring and competent facility for pet adoptions.
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Reviews for RSPCA Isle of Wight
Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 183 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.
Sarah Dawes Films
a month ago
I adopted two little piggies from the RSPCA and the smalls team have been fantastic. They really make sure the animals in their care are going to proper homes..they were so helpful and just very friendly. They also really appreciate the updates on the piggies progress which I think is so sweet. Highly recommend the RSPCA Isle of Wight branch.
Magdalena Ciesnowska-Jankowska
5 months ago
A smooth and exciting adoption process made possible by the friendly and flexible team at RSPCA. Carrie-Anne and Paige have been incredibly supportive throughout the process and clearly care very much for all of their animals. Our new bunnies arrived groomed, already neutered, and with some helpful supplies for their care. They even travelled to the mainland coast to help us keep costs down! I highly recommend adopting through any RSPCA but especially this branch :)
jack hibberd
5 months ago
We adopted two rabbits, Kai & Junior. Carrie Anne and the others at the rspca are so full of knowledge it made the whole experience very easy and useful. If anyone was thinking of getting any animal I would highly recommend adopting from the RSPCA rather than buying from a pet shop! The information received from everyone was so helpful especially as we hand built the boys enclosure, they were literally available 24/7 for any advice on size of pen to gauge of fencing used. Thank you everyone for all your help! Jack, Joanna, Darcie & George.
Joanne Preston
a year ago
Today we adopted Jarvis from the RSPCA and the entire process has been a joy from start to finish. All the staff at the Centre are dedicated, kind and caring. Special mention goes to Georgina who has been an absolute star, guiding us every step of the way. She recommended Jarvis to us (or the other way round!) and was absolutely spot on as he's a perfect match. We honestly can't recommend the IoW RSPCA highly enough and would advise anyone looking to adopt an animal to visit them first.
Dyan Northard
a year ago
We have adopted numerous rats from the Merstone branch. Carrie-Anne and Paige are incredibly dedicated to the small furries and do a wonderful job caring for the many animals in their care. They make every effort to care for and find suitable homes for all, including those with health issues. The adoption process has always been made straightforward and they have even temporarily lent us a cage when we adopted rats who were in need but of the opposite sex, until we could get hold of a second cage for them. Keep up the great work team!
