21 July 2020
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07 July 2020
Help Stamp Out Irresponsible Dog Breeding in WA
RSPCA WA is urging dog owners (and dog lovers!)to get behind proposed new laws to help stop irresponsible backyard breeding in WA.
03 July 2020
RSPCA WA update on Al Kuwait live sheep export
The Al Kuwait has arrived in the Middle East. RSPCA WA sent the following opinion piece to The West Australian newspaper but unfortunately it has not been published.
30 June 2020
RSPCA acted quickly over COVID-19 border closures
Over a long period of time with the RSPCA, I never seen anything like the impact COVID 19 has had on the WA community and on our organisation.
30 June 2020
Wheatbelt sheep farmer Greg Paust joins RSPCA WA board
Greg’s current experience as a livestock producer and his previous experience as a public servant is welcomed by the Board.
30 June 2020
Not shearing leads to welfare issues for sheep
Over the recent warmer months, RSPCA WA Inspectors received reports of sheep carrying excessive wool. In some instances, sheep had not been shorn for a number of seasons.
30 June 2020
Animal welfare concerns over new cattle supplement
RSPCA opposes plans to introduce Zilpaterol hydrochloride for feedlot cattle.
30 June 2020
How muzzling working dogs can protect them against baiting
In areas where wild dog baiting programs are being undertaken, using a muzzle on a working dog can mean a great difference to the safety of a valued co-worker.
30 June 2020
National Wool Declaration review disappoints on animal welfare
The RSPCA was extremely disappointed with the recent outcome of the National Wool Declaration review saying it leaves wool-buying customers and consumers in the dark about industry practices and animal welfare.
17 June 2020
Top tips for pet owners in winter
Have you been feeling the cold lately? Then it’s likely your furry friend has been too! Here’s a few simple ways to keep your pet safe and warm this winter.
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