Prepare your pets and livestock: Severe weather events
What you need to know to prepare your animals for drier, hotter weather conditions.
Get expert pet care tips and advice on responsible pet ownership, including health, behaviour and wellbeing.
Pet careWhat you need to know to prepare your animals for drier, hotter weather conditions.
Check your pets! Wet weather preceding warmer temperatures is the ideal time for ticks to be out in force.
Cats are magnificent creatures with unique ways of showing their affection for you.


Learn how to help Queensland wildlife with practical tips to protect native animals and what to do if you find injured or orphaned wildlife.
WildlifeEvery year thousands of native animals are injured in backyard fruit tree netting, but there are simple steps we can all take to keep our wildlife and our fruit safe.
Encountering wildlife on our roads can be a daily occurrence. But stopping to help injured or sick animals can save multiple lives.
Many Australians have tales of encountering wildlife while driving, but there are ways you can avoid animals on the road.


Read inspiring stories about the people and community initiatives making a real difference for animals - and discover ways you can help too.
CommunityEver wondered what being an RSPCA Rescue Officer is really like? Come along for a day on the road with RSPCA Rescue Officer Amy and see what it takes to answer the call.
Tara was frightened, injured, and alone when she became trapped in a fence. What happened next changed her life forever. Follow Tara's journey through rescue, surgery, recovery, and adaptation after losing a front leg.
Every dollar raised for RSPCA Cupcake Day helps fight animal cruelty and gives animals a second chance at life.

Stay informed with the latest animal welfare news, research, animal science and industry updates helping to improve the lives of animals.
Research & industryQueenslanders are questioning greyhound racing - and here’s why.
Support our Submission and help protect South East Queensland’s Koalas.
November 12, 2025, marks a major milestone for animals across Queensland.