RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre

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Newbrook Farm Cottage
Frankley, eng B32 4AX
(300) 123-8585

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4.0 - (50 reviews)

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lurane Lattibeaudiere
Just a waste of time, the telephone system fails & in the end we had to sort out things out ourselves, I thought Swans belonged to our late Queen! clearly not, please look into the information that is been given out to the public the messages for one isn't clear & after speaking to a colleague, information given was s waste of time.
Apr 8th, 2023
WAYNE REEVES

Mar 20th, 2023
Christine Pritchard
Very professional and considerate. Helped me with my enquiries and put me through to the department I needed.
Mar 1st, 2023
Esther Attwood

Feb 28th, 2023
Zed 5786
Phoned about a fox in my garden that was ill was given the right information to help it
Feb 22nd, 2023

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^{RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre}

RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre is located at Newbrook Farm Cottage in Frankley, England B32 4AX. RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre can be contacted via phone at (300) 123-8585 for pricing, hours and directions.

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Q What is the phone number for RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre?

A The phone number for RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre is: (300) 123-8585.

Q Where is RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre located?

A RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre is located at Newbrook Farm Cottage, Frankley, eng B32 4AX

Q What is the internet address for RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre?

A The website (URL) for RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre is: http://www.rspca.org.uk/local/birmingham-animal-centre/

Q How is RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre rated?

A RSPCA Birmingham Training Centre has a 4.0 Star Rating from 50 reviewers.

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lurane Lattibeaudiere _{on Google}

Apr 8th, 2023

Just a waste of time, the telephone system fails & in the end we had to sort out things out ourselves, I thought Swans belonged to our late Queen! clearly not, please look into the information that is been given out to the public the messages for one isn't clear & after speaking to a colleague, information given was s waste of time.