From family fun days and dog walks to festive celebrations, there are lots of ways to get involved, have fun and help local animals in need.
The funding helps us to rehabilitate and rehome cats and dogs who have been subjected to cruelty, abandoments or neglect and educating local people about good pet ownership and animal welfare needs.
Ultimately every event supports our purpose – caring for and being the voice of animals need.
Events for your diary include:
Spring
- Sunday 29th March 2026 – Easter Open Day at The Animal Centre between 11am and 3pm
- Sunday 19th April 2026 –Get Caked at Sledmere House, Driffield (Re-arranged from 2025 but new registrations are welcomed)
- Saturday 6th June 2026 – Pub2Pub Walk– Dig out your walking boots join the annual Pub to Pub Walk as you enjoy a challenging point to point route of just over 11 miles takin in Cottingham and Skidby.
- Saturday 13th June 2026 – One Funday Open Dayat The Animal Centre between 11am and 3pm
Summer
- Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th July 2026 – RSPCA Wellbeing Weekend – Detail coming soon
- Sunday 30th August 2026 – Animal Celebration Event at Hull Minster – 3rd year of this event which has grown in popularity. It is a great chance for people to remember & bless animals.
Autumn
- Sunday 6th September 2026 – RSPCA Hull and East Riding Dog Show at the Animal Centre between 11am and 3pm.
- Saturday 31st October 2026 – Halloween Open Day at the Animal Centre between 11am and 3pm.
Winter
- Friday 13th November 2026– RSPCA Hull and East Riding World Kindness Day Gala Dinner – Full details coming soon.
- Sunday 13th December 2026 – Christmas Open Day at the Animal Centre between 11am and 3pm. Full details coming soon.
How You Can Get Involved
- Pop along to the open days
- Sign up with friends, family or colleagues to fundraise for the charity
- Register as a volunteers and support us as a Events or Fundraising Volunteer.
For full full details visit https://rspcahull.org.uk/supporting-us/events/
Every event you join helps give vulnerable animals a second chance.
