Finally, a second chance for experimentation animals Amendments to the Animal Research Act (1985) passed by the NSW Parliament today, which will give cats and dogs used as research the right to be released into family homes, have been welcomed by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals New South Wales (RSPCA NSW).
Emerton man convicted for beating dog with hammer A 33-year-old Emerton man pleaded guilty to one offence of committing an act of cruelty and one offence of failing... Read more
Tips to cool down hot dogs and parched pets As parts of the state rise above 40 degrees Celsius this week, RSPCA NSW is urging all pet owners to... Read more
Put your paws up for RSPCA NSW’s 146th birthday Today commemorates 146 years of RSPCA NSW’s mission to protect and serve all creatures great and small, and to celebrate... Read more
A million reasons to attend Million Paws Walk Our biggest fundraiser of the year is happening this week! Tails across the nation are wagging in anticipation for the... Read more
7 Valentine’s Day treats you may not realise are hazardous to your pet As we busy ourselves spritzing perfume and getting dressed up for a hot date this Valentine’s Day, it’s important not... Read more
Help your dog beat the heat this summer As we enter the hottest months of the year, it’s important to stop and think about heatstroke. As a pet... Read more
