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RSPCA WA is urging pet owners across Western Australia to act now to protect their animals, as severe weather linked to Tropical Cyclone Narelle is expected to bring damaging winds, heavy rain and potential flooding across large parts of the state.
From 16-30th March Safewill is giving RSPCA WA supporters the opportunity to write a simple Will for free, offering a quick and easy way to plan for the future and support the people and causes that you love.
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.
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.
100 reasons to adopt a pet from the RSPCA in March_x000D_ • March 2026 is National Pet Adoption Month, celebrated across Australia._x000D_ • This year, Royal Canin will contribute $100 for each cat or dog adopted from the RSPCA during National Pet Adoption Month._x000D_ • View animals awaiting adoption from the RSPCA online via www.adoptapet.com.au
A 52-year-old Carnarvon man has been fined and prohibited from being in charge of an animal for three years after leaving his three-year-old brindle Staffy to suffer the effects of late-stage tetanus without treatment.
RSPCA WA and the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) are urging households to include their pets in their emergency plans following a string of serious bushfires across WA in recent weeks.
RSPCA WA will be in the City of Fremantle on Monday, 16 February offering free advice and supplies to pet owners who may be struggling with the costs of caring for their pets.
RSPCA WA has condemned an increase in abuse, threats and intimidation directed at its inspectors, warning that anyone who hinders, obstructs, abuses or threatens an inspector exercising their lawful powers faces possible prosecution.
