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We're glad to see the warmer weather, but we need to be aware of these five dangers for pets as Spring and Summer approach.
RSPCA WA has welcomed the announcement of a live sheep export end date.
RSPCA WA recently published a Facebook post to attract much-needed foster carers for about 30 Burmese cats who were all named after drag queens. The response was overwhelming, with many of the cats now in homes.
RSPCA WA is urging people to leave their dogs at home after having received more than one report a day of dogs in hot cars since the beginning of November.
RSPCA WA has commended the WA Government for its plans to embed the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Poultry into state legislation – paving the way for a phase out of barren battery cages in Western Australia by 2032-2036.
While the people of WA dust off their thongs and hats, ready for a week of early summer, RSPCA WA is urging people to consider the comfort and safety of their pets too.
A 34-year-old Geraldton woman has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly leaving a dog and a puppy confined inside a house for several weeks without proper and sufficient food and water.
RSPCA WA is urging West Australian pet owners of the dangers of tying up their dogs to heed as temperatures soar this week.
A 27-year-old Usher man has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly leaving his dog to suffer untreated wounds.
