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Sep 23, 2020

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Aug 10, 2020

Plover Found with Arrow Through its Chest

On the afternoon of August 5th the RSPCA received a call from a member of the public who had spotted a plover with a large arrow through its chest in Woodford. Incredibly it was still able to walk

Aug 06, 2020

RSPCA Qld Investigates spate of cat cruelty cases

A recent spate of cat cruelty cases has RSPCA Qld concerned. The Chief Inspector labels them as a "complete lack of empathy and a very disturbing level of cruelty".

Jul 18, 2020

Dog Fighter Jailed

Man to serve jail time for dog fighting charges in addition to animal welfare offences. Magistrate finds ‘no remorse’ and ‘no insight’

Apr 22, 2020

RSPCA Qld launches virtual adoptions!

As from Monday April 20th all adoption enquiries will be conducted by phone or online, using Zoom virtual meeting technology. Potential adopters will be able to go online and if they see an animal that takes their fancy they can fill in an “expression of interest” form.

Mar 30, 2020

School for dogs zooms into your home

Due to new Government guidelines in regard to public gatherings, RSPCA Qld’s School for Dogs is using internet technology to bring the school to you.

Mar 30, 2020

Thank you! Over 3,000 people apply to become foster carers

Over 3,000 people signed up to become potential foster carers and RSPCA Qld is now going through the applications trying to match people and animals.

Mar 26, 2020

270 animals into foster care in the next 48 hours

5 year old Jimmy, a wire haired Jack Russel Terrier, is one of over 270 RSPCA animals that will go into Foster Care in the next 48 hours.

Mar 25, 2020

Another Dogfighter to be Sentenced

Glenn John WILSON will be sentenced at 9 am Friday 27th March (tomorrow) in the Toowoomba Magistrates Court.

Mar 25, 2020

RSPCA prepares for lockdown!

RSPCA Qld is being forced to consider the very real possibility that it may be forced into lockdown. This would mean that all Care Centres throughout Queensland would not be able to accept incoming animals and this may include wildlife.