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The difference we make

At RSPCA WA, we do all we can to provide the best possible outcomes for the animals in our care.

We rely on generous donations and community support for around 80% of what it costs to carry out our animal protection work.

With the support of the community, we aim to set the benchmark for animal welfare in Western Australia. As part of our ongoing commitment to saving more lives, we continue to proactively seek innovative ways to care for every animal who needs help.

Our year in review

caring for animals

2380 animals cared for (including 838 dogs, 932 cats)

Animals rehomed

1079 animals found their new homes

vet consultations

8,526 vet consults, medical procedures and sterilisations

cruelty reports

16,196 cruelty reports; 6,444 cases investigated

foster carers

529 foster carers cared for 539 animals

Read our detailed Annual Report

Published: 7th October, 2019

Updated: 15th November, 2022

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RSPCA Animal Care Centre
108 Malaga Dr, Malaga

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Tue-Fri: 9am-5pm
Sat: 9am-4pm
Sun: By appointment only
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Report cruelty: 1300 278 358
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Animal Shelter: (08) 9209 9323
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