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An inquiry into the greyhound racing industry in Western Australia is now underway. Anyone can have their say by making a submission.
A 47-year-old Balga woman has been convicted of animal cruelty after CCTV captured her kicking, dragging and tormenting a nine-month-old female Shar-Pei cross for approximately 10 minutes.
RSPCA WA will be in the City of Cockburn on Wednesday, 5 November offering free advice and supplies to pet owners who may be struggling with the costs of caring for their pets.
From sisters who paddled out to sea to save a drowning kangaroo, to a labradoodle who stayed by her elderly owner’s side through a storm — this year’s RSPCA WA Animal Welfare Awards have once again shone a light on the people and animals who make our state kinder for all creatures great and small.
A 45-year-old Joondanna woman has been charged with 18 counts of animal cruelty after RSPCA WA inspectors removed three adult Staffy crossbreed dogs and seven puppies from a Gingin house the accused was living in.
A 71-year-old man and 65-year-old woman have appeared in Mandurah Magistrates Court on a combined 19 charges under the Animal Welfare Act 2002. The charges are in relation to four horses seized from the pair’s West Pinjarra property by RSPCA WA inspectors.
RSPCA WA has welcomed the State Government’s release of new standards to help improve the health and welfare of horses in Western Australia.
This is love behind the scenes at RSPCA WA.
RSPCA WA will be in Kelmscott on Monday 24 February offering free advice and supplies to pet owners who may be struggling with the costs of caring for their pets.
