Our impact

How RSPCA WA helped animals in 2024-25

Thanks to our generous donors, sponsors and supporters, RSPCA WA achieved the following outcomes for animal welfare in 2024-25:

2,357 animals cared for, including:
- 948 dogs and puppies
- 911 cats and kittens
- 26 horses
- 113 livestock
- 359 birds, rabbits and other pocket pets
1,294 animals adopted
26,574 calls to our animal cruelty line
7,195 cases investigated by inspectors
57 offenders prosecuted for cruelty

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Impact statements and financials

RSPCA WA publishes detailed Impact Statements (previously called Annual Reports) and Financial Statements each financial year. These statements provide transparency to donors and supporters about our operations, including the actual number of animals helped – and how – through the work we do.

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Past Annual Reports

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Animals we've helped

RSPCA WA supports Mid West animals and pet owners

15 May 2026

Olive oil the key ingredient in kitten rescue recipe

RSPCA WA inspectors were called to a rescue with a difference at a Kewdale business on Sunday after a curious kitten managed to get his head stuck in the drain hole of a skip bin.

9 March 2026

Monty finally free of pain in his final chapter

When our inspectors first saw Monty, he could barely move
without pain. Our incredible supporters, inspectors, veterinary team and volunteers worked tirelessly to return Monty to health, happiness and comfort. But what came next was heartbreaking.

9 March 2026

From ‘worst of the worst’ to living at their best: Morley & Waldo thrive again

When Morley and Waldo came into the shelter, they were like walking skeletons. Read their story of transformation from starvation and suffering to health and happiness.

6 November 2025

Will you be a Guardian Angel for animals like Nutloaf?

To a neglected dog like Nutloaf, a human hand means pain. Will you change this, and be the kind hand neglected animals like Nutloaf need? Please be a Guardian Angel and give a gift so that a dog can feel kindness this Christmas.

21 May 2025

Micky and Tracey are together again at last

After spending six months presumed stolen, ginger cat Micky was recently found in a good Samaritan's garden.

7 May 2025

Without you, Marnie’s story could have ended very differently

No water. No love. No care. Just a few scattered biscuits in a filthy, faeces-covered yard. That was all Marnie, and her week-old puppies, had to survive.

10 March 2025

Help save animals like Fluffy from pain and neglect!

Fluffy's story is one of survival, but it is also a sobering reminder of the pain and suffering too many animals endure, often in silence, at the hands of the people who are supposed to take care of them and love them.

19 December 2024

The 12 strays of Christmas

With a combined total of 1,306 days in care, or more than three years, RSPCA WA has selected its 12 Strays of Christmas for 2024.

10 November 2023

Blanka and her puppies needed a Guardian Angel

Blanka and her puppies were trapped in a waking nightmare. A squalid, stench-filled puppy farm was all they had ever known. They needed help.

24 July 2023

Mighty effort to delicately save trapped ducks

RSPCA WA and local firefighters worked in tandem to delicately save the lives of two ducks, who found themselves trapped in an old mill vat.

Who we are

RSPCA WA is a registered charity that exists to improve the lives of animals across Western Australia. Learn who we are and why we exist here.

What we do

From rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming animals to advancing animal welfare through education, advocacy and legislative action, RSPCA WA leads the way in improving animal welfare in Western Australia.

Animal welfare legislation in WA

Protecting animals starts with strong laws. RSPCA WA works to uphold and advance animal welfare legislation in Western Australia to meet community expectations and values.