$2 is a small price to pay for better animal welfare.

If you think $2 is a small price for the Government to pay to help end animal cruelty and improve the welfare of thousands of animals in WA, here are 5 things you can do today:

1. Ask your local Members of Parliament to support RSPCA WA's Six-Step Plan for Animal Welfare.
   Contact your local representatives in the WA Parliament upper and lower houses and tell them that animal welfare is important to you, and that you want them to support additional funding for RSPCA WA.
   
   Find your local MP
   
   
2. Show your support on socials and ask your friends to get involved.
   Update your Facebook profile pic with the 'I Support the RSPCA' frame. To do this, go to your profile pic, click on it, and select 'Add a Frame'. Select the Animal Welfare Matters frame and save it.
   
   
3. Share your pet rescue story on your social pages.
   Post a pic and the story of how you rescued an animal in need and tag us @rspcawa and use #AnimalWelfareMatters.
   
   
4. Share our posts on social media
   Throughout May and June, we'll be sharing our Six-Step Plan and the impact we have made with our supporters on Facebook and Instagram. When you see these, share them, tag your friends, like our post or leave a comment to show your support.
   
   
5. Download this poster to share with your colleagues and friends
   Many people don't really understand the extent of the work that RSPCA WA does to help animals in need. They also don't realise that we rely on generous donations and community support for around 90% of our funding. If the RSPCA wasn't here, who would speak up for defenceless animals?
   
   Download the poster

The RSPCA provides a vital community service to rescue animals from cruelty and neglect, to mend their broken lives, and find them permanent loving homes. 

The WA Government is supportive but, even our increased funding, to almost $1.2 million a year, won’t stretch far enough. It already costs us almost ten times that much to do the work we do.

If you think $2 is a small price for the WA Government to pay for real change for animals in need, please act now!