RSPCA NSW is committed to nurturing loving communities and supporting animal guardians seeking assistance with their pets.
When it comes to caring for our pets and improving animal welfare, research and preparedness are key to providing positive, effective support.
Found a lost pet or straying animal and don’t know what to do? Putting together an emergency kit for your household and your pets? RSPCA NSW is committed to helping humans help their animals, which is why we strive to mentor people seeking assistance with their pets.Â
Please note that if you witness any animal cruelty, or find an animal in need of urgent assistance, contact RSPCA NSW immediately via our animal hotline at 1300 CRUELTY or 1300 278 3589. Every call allows us to act, investigate animal cruelty, and hold offenders accountable, which is why it’s vital to report animal cruelty as soon as you can.Â
The streets can be a dangerous place for stray and wandering animals. Wandering animals are at a higher risk of being injured by cars, contracting infectious diseases, and being attacked by other animals. Caring for stray animals is everyone’s responsibility – it takes a whole community working together to ensure all creatures, great and small, can enjoy a good quality of life. Â
RSPCA NSW understands how heartbreaking it can be when a beloved pet goes missing. That’s why we aim to help every lost animal who turns to us for help by reuniting them with their owners. We provide educational resources to help animal carers reduce the risk of losing their pet and step-by-step guides to assist individuals who find a lost animal. Â
We strive to assist every animal who turns to us for help, but not before doing everything in our power to keep animals with the loving families they already have. If you’re considering surrendering your pet to one of our shelters or adoption centres, RSPCA NSW may still be able to provide you with guidance and support. Â
A Wollongong man has been found guilty of committing an act of cruelty after repeatedly smacking his Staffordshire Terrier puppy as a form of punishment.
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RSPCA NSW rehomes a range of different animals, from dogs, cats, and birds to horses, rabbits, and sheep! We believe that all creatures, great and small, can bring joy to our families and homes. Begin your adoption journey today and make an adorable lifelong friend!
By providing temporary homes for our animals, we can ensure they get the care they need until they are ready to be adopted. Join our network of foster carers for an incredibly rewarding experience; with your help, we can change the lives of some of the state’s most vulnerable animals.
We rely on our generous supporters to continue assisting the thousands of animals turning to RSPCA NSW for help. No matter how small your contribution, every gift makes a lifesaving difference for animals in need.
By raising funds and lending a hand to communities and their pets, our volunteers play a pivotal role in our work throughout NSW. If you have a genuine concern for animals and enjoy meeting like-minded people, consider becoming an RSPCA NSW volunteer today!
