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RSPCA WA’s Animal Welfare Matters in the 2021 State Election lists 6 key actions it wants government to commit to, ranging from full Inspectorate coverage for the State to subsidised dog and cat sterilisation and improving the welfare of animals in agriculture.
Over 100 rabbits were removed from a Perth home over the past two days, with the RSPCA calling for urgent donations to help with their care.
In the lead up to the March election, RSPCA WA is calling on all political parties and independent MPs to show Western Australians that they’re committed to animal welfare.
A Joondalup woman has been sentenced for cruelty to her dog, Missy. She has been fined $5000, and banned from owning a pet for life.
A 55-year old Yanchep woman has been banned from being in charge of any animal as part of her sentence for animal cruelty.
A 72-year-old woman from Jelcobine, 115km south-east of Perth, has today been sentenced after pleading guilty to one charge of animal cruelty in the Armadale Magistrates Court.
Read an article from RSPCA Australia CEO, Richard Mussell, on concerns about live export industry's push to wind back animal welfare reforms.
In a world where marketing seems to dominate what we buy and the quality of product that consumers demand of producers, the future of wool from mulesed sheep is an interesting exercise in predicting the future.
After more than ten years, WA has finally adopted regulations to protect the welfare of sheep and cattle during land transport and at saleyards and depots.
