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RSPCA WA marks its 130 Year Anniversary, caring for and protecting animals in WA since August, 1892.
A 27-year-old man who filmed the malicious and brutal bashing of a cat near Waroona in March has been sentenced to a 10-month community-based order and 40 hours of community work.
A 20-year-old man, whose dog was found deceased and chained to a clothesline with no water or adequate shade in 32-degree heat, has been fined $4500.
A 43 -year-old Armadale woman has been fined $7000 and banned from owning animals for two years after she failed to get her dogs the medical treatment they needed and ignored RSPCA WA’s directions to take them to a vet.
Little Chester came to RSPCA WA at the ripe age of 14, with terribly infected and painful teeth, a sinus infection, arthritis, and problems with his eyes.
Did you know, along with rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming animals, RSPCA works tirelessly with government, industry and other stakeholders to promote better welfare outcomes for all animals in WA? In 2021, there were some very exciting milestones in this space.
RSPCA WA has issued a dire warning after a dog was found dead yesterday, during Perth's latest heatwave.
Four people have been convicted of animal cruelty after two separate cases were heard in court.
A man and woman from Collie have been sentenced for animal cruelty, for starving their two dogs.
