News

Nov 21

$45 Adult Cat Adoption Fees

From Saturday 24th November until Sunday 2nd December all RSPCA adult cats will be just $45 to adopt.

Oct 29

Get ready for meow-loween!

Until November 4 you can adopt an adult RSPCA cat (over 4 months) for $60!

Oct 28

Guinea pig onslaught

Over 200 guinea pigs have been seized and brought in to RSPCA Qld’s Wacol Care Centre.

Oct 25

RSPCA Qld Wins Outstanding Animal Shelter Award

RSPCA Queensland is proud to receive the Outstanding Animal Shelter Award for 2018!

Oct 25

Record October temperatures coming! RSPCA warns heat stress can be fatal

With temperatures set to skyrocket, the RSPCA is once again pleading with pet owners to be aware of the dangers of heat stress. Last year several dogs died, two of them after they became entangled while tethered in the back yard.

Oct 21

RSPCA in Cairns back in business!

RSPCA Qld Animal Care Centre will officially reopen on Thursday October 25th.The old centre closed on March 5th 2017 and a number of unforeseen delays meant the construction took slightly longer than expected.

Oct 09

Storm Season Preparedness

Are you STORM READY? We have already seen couple of severe weather warnings come through Queensland and with more expected, now is the time to be prepared and ensure your pets are safe and sound during severe weather events. Here are some tips to get ready for storm season.

Oct 08

RSPCA Mackay Break In

RSPCA Qld and Queensland Police are asking anyone who has any information in regard to a break in at RSPCA Mackay adoption centre to call police. It’s believed to have happened around 4am on Tuesday 10th October 2018.

Oct 08

Sheep arrives in Paddy Wagon!

RSPCA Qld is searching for the owner of a sheep that was brought into Wacol Animal Care Centre in a paddy wagon by the police on Sunday evening.

Sep 27

Think about your animals in emergencies!

RSPCA Qld is urging people to include their animals in emergency plans. Recent bushfires killed scores of livestock in the Gympie area and of course there is always a risk to pets in all emergencies.