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In January, a man was found guilty of cruelty in Kalgoorlie Magistrate’s Court over a bull with an ingrown horn and was fined $3,000.
Improving poll gene testing in Australian cattle was one of the topics explored at this year’s RSPCA seminar on farm animal welfare._x000D_ _x000D_ The theme this year was “Gene Technology: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly”.
A Port Kennedy, WA, man who was convicted on January 3 of maliciously beating his dog in August 2017, was sentenced today. He has received a 6-month Community Service order and must undergo an approved dog training course. His conviction is spent, and his dog, Jingle Bells, has been forfeited to the Crown.
RSPCA WA has appointed experienced animal welfare advocate, Iain Torrance, as its new Chief Executive Officer, to commence in the role in March, 2019.
RSPCA WA welcomes the positive moves the WA Government is making to improve the welfare of dogs in Western Australia, and is proud to have been actively involved in this initiative.
A Collie couple pleaded guilty and were sentenced for cruelty to their horse, a thoroughbred stallion named Rio.
A Thornlie woman was sentenced today in Armadale Magistrates Court following her recent conviction on animal cruelty charges.
A husband and wife from the Shire of Murray were both found guilty of animal cruelty offences in the Mandurah Magistrates Court on Wednesday (3 October 2018).
Four of WA’s most committed animal welfare heroes were recognised by RSPCA WA at a State Awards Presentation on Thursday 4 October 2018.
