Felines in care soar to record numbers
RSPCA SA is launching an adoption blitz throughout May to make it easier for people living some distance from the Lonsdale shelter to adopt a cat, as the number of felines in care soars to record numb...
Anxiety, fear and uncertainty – owners share their stories of owning a squishy-faced dog
Fifi's eyes dart back and forth across the room, her discoloured face, drooping ears and laboured breaths all signs of a dog who is in desperate need of help. Fifi's tongue and gums are turning grey, ...
11 ongoing court cases for animal cruelty this May
5 people will face South Australia's court this May under animal cruelty charges. Among them is a northern suburbs woman who is facing 10 charges of ill-treatment of an animal in relation to four hors...
Attack of the peacocks and a cat covered in paint
Attack of the peacocks
Workers at a northern suburb business felt like they had stepped into an Alfred Hitchcock movie after a trio of stray peacocks unleashed havoc throughout the company's car park...
RSPCA mourns the passing of Jill Bottrall
The RSPCA is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of board member Jill Bottrall. Jill passed away last Saturday after a short battle with cancer. She was 62.
A former political adviser and commu...
Shrinking Sophie a perfect fit as RSPCA SA’s ambassadog for Million Paws Walk fundraiser
Dog’s comeback from obesity inspires others to walk in May for animals.
She can now walk two kilometres without stopping, climb off the couch without help and fits through the doggy door. One ste...