RSPCA urges end to annual maiming and slaughter of native birds in SA
RSPCA South Australia is part of a five-member coalition arguing for an end to duck and quail hunting in South Australia on the grounds of animal cruelty.
Fleet-footed feline keeps five rescuers on the run at Adelaide Airport
A tiny kitten led four big-hearted men and one equally determined RSPCA rescue officer on a merry chase around Adelaide Airport carpark last Friday.
Magneto the tabby trooper finds life of love and iPad games after leg amputation
Hit by a car and likely left for days without treatment, Magneto sadly needed a leg amputation. But several weeks on, his life couldn't be happier!
‘Boss of the household’ Mo the ginger cat celebrates eight-year adoptaversary
PHOTO ESSAY: It's been eight years since Mo was found meowing in a roof as a tiny kitten. Follow her rescue story through our photographer Leigh's eyes.
8 ways YOU helped make the world a better place for animals in 2018
As 2018 draws to a close, we look back on the major wins supporters like you helped achieve for animals in SA and beyond over the past year – thank you.
Twins’ birthday wish comes true with return of cat missing for three weeks
RSPCA rescue officers pulled the trapped cat out of the unlikeliest of places – a kitchen exhaust hood!
6 super simple DIY dog toys to keep your hound happy
Does your dog spend their days alone, bored and looking for fun? We’ve come up with six truly easy DIY dog toys that’ll keep your canine stimulated and happy.
McCracken woman pleads guilty to neglecting three Siamese cats
RSPCA was alerted to the case when a person attended the property intending to buy a kitten – and discovered a house strewn with faeces and rubbish.
10 reasons to open your heart and home to a senior cat
When you adopt a senior cat you truly are saving a life … and they will repay your love ten-fold.
Don’t leave your pets in the car: RSPCA and RAA unite in bid to prevent more tragedies
Concerned by passers are reporting an average of five animals a week to RSPCA South Australia as being at risk because their owners have left them inside a car.