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Community Stories / Pets and families

An open letter to the boss: Take Your Dog to Work Day

In June, pooches great and small will descend upon workplaces for International Take Your Dog to Work Day – a day which aims to celebrate the companionship dogs provide and encourage adoption from local shelters and rescue groups.

Community Stories / Community programs and services, Animal welfare

Have a Humpy Doodle or Russian Pew? This is for you!

Is your dog greeting your friend when they pop over to visit in the most inappropriate way?

Community Stories / Animal welfare, Animal rescues, Fundraising

Mabel's struggle to breathe has a happy ending

Bad breeding and irresponsible owners cause needless suffering, but with your help, animals can get the care they desperately need.

Community Stories / For the Love of Pets

Coming soon: Season 3 of For the Love of Pets!

RSPCA Queensland is proud to once again be part of the much-loved animal care docuseries, For the Love of Pets.

Community Stories / Adoption stories

Freya's forever tail

In loving memory of a very good girl.

Community Stories / Education

Prevent-a-Bite: Teaching kids about dog safety

We love our dogs! They are now in almost 50% of all households in Australia. But how do we keep our children safe from dog bites?

Community Stories / RSPCA Op Shops

Re-gift and recycle: RSPCA Op Shops

The easiest resolution is to re-gift and support sustainable living!

Community Stories / Animal welfare

RSPCA Queensland wrapped 2025: Your compassion, on repeat

Take a look back at the moments, milestones and lifesaving work you helped make possible this year.

Community Stories / RSPCA Inspectors, Prosecutions

Active investigations: Why less is better

At RSPCA Queensland, we understand the public’s concern for updates on cruelty or neglect cases. However, during active investigations, less is better.