Why adopt a pet from the RSPCA?

What is included when I adopt from the RSPCA?

Where is my nearest RSPCA shelter/branch?

Thank you for considering adopting a companion animal from us. The RSPCA advises that you carefully consider all of the implications of owning a pet before adopting an animal. Before selecting an animal please read our Adoption Information page.

All our animals suitable for adoption remain available until they find a home (unless exceptional circumstances arise).

Please note that all animals available for adoption may not be listed on this website. Please contact your local shelter/branch before visiting.

Best of luck in finding your new best friend!

      

UPDATE::: ZOEY HAS A NEW HOME!
 

The RSPCA operates Shelters throughout NSW and last year took in over 32,400 animals.

These animals came to the Society as a result of abandonment, acts of cruelty, unreclaimed stray animals and those whose owners could no longer care for them. Many of these animals are homeless as a result of pet overpopulation caused by people not desexing their pets and allowing them to breed.

There is a large range of breed types of all ages to choose from, even purebred cats and dogs. Each Shelter receives animals every day so if you don't find the right pet on your first visit, please keep trying.

Doggie Coats!

You can help keep our
four-legged friends warm at an RSPCA Shelter by knitting them a dog coat! All dog coats can kindly be sent to the RSPCA Yagoona Shelter (201 Rookwood Road, Yagoona NSW 2199). They will be distributed between all shelters within NSW.

For a coat pattern please go visit: www.rspcanswauxiliary.com/dog_coats.htm

 














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