Tweed Shire Branch

Please remember that pets are for life. If you are thinking of getting a pet as a gift for someone, please have approval from the intended owner beforehand. Please read our Adoption Information and FAQ page to help you make the best choice possible.

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RSPCA NSW Tweed Shire

48 Boyd Street
Tweed Heads
NSW 2485

Phone  (07) 5536 5135
Fax  
(07)
5536 5245
Email tweedrspca@rspcansw.org.au
              

SHELTER HOURS

Monday to Friday9.30am to 4.30pm
Saturday & Sunday9.30am to 3.30pm
Closed on Public Holidays

 

Adoption Information

What you Need to Adopt

Thank you for considering adopting a companion animal from us! Please read our Adoption Information page to help you make the best decision possible.

If you see an animal on our website that you are interested in, you can phone RSPCA NSW Tweed Shire on (07) 5536 5135.. Please note the animals tag no. before calling.

To facilitate a successful adoption, an open information exchange between us and you is very important - to get the process started, please think about the following prior to contacting us:

  • What appeals to you about a particular animal? What questions about the animal do you have?
  • Do you have any other animals, children? Has the whole family's (including the 4 legged members) needs/wants been considered?
  • Do you own your home? If not, have you checked with your landlord or strata group to make sure that pets are allowed.
  • Any questions or concerns about adopting.

Costs and benefits of adopting a pet from RSPCA NSW Tweed Shire Branch:

Dogs Under 12 mths $280.00.

Dogs Over 12 mths $250.00.

Cats (1 yr +) $135.00 & Kittens $165.00.

Other animals: Please see individual pages.

 

Premises Inspection

Dogs adopted from Tweed Shire RSPCA may require a premises inspection.

To pass premises inspection you must have:

A fully fenced yard with the fences (including gates) at least 1.5 metres in height. If you have a pool, this will also require fencing.
A yard of adequate size for the dog you wish to adopt.
Proper shelter. A shelter must provide protection from the elements and be large enough for the dog to stand up or lie down in. It must also be enclosed on three sides and have a floor and roof that is impervious to rain and provides shade.

 

Please also see our Adoption Information page and FAQ page.

 

 

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