“Our animals need you” – RSPCA SA urges support for Give to Get Them Home With traditionally the busiest months ahead and increasing numbers of animals coming into care, RSPCA South Australia...

Image: Lillie when seized (left), May 2022, and right, in the home of her foster carer, Sept 2023 A 31-year-old Hope Valley man was convicted in the Adelaide Magistrates’ Court yesterday on t...

After losing her beloved cat 18 months ago, Verna was ready to welcome another pet and felt an instant connection when she spotted Cleo.

In the last year, nearly 1,000 big-hearted foster carers opened their homes and hearts to vulnerable animals.

Dave McDonnell had been on his way home when he stopped to help Ben MacKerras rescue a kitten stuck on a busy road.

RSPCA SA backs resilience & preparedness campaign ahead of El Niño summer   An online campaign to build South Australia’s preparedness for emergencies and natural disasters is underway this...

Bags of treats a bargain buy at RSPCA’s first dog adoption event at West Lakes Coinciding with the last weekend of the Royal Adelaide Show, RSPCA South Australia has come up with its own showbag,...

Cats and rabbits out, as dogs who’ve waited too long for new homes move in Dogs that have waited too long to find new homes, including some that have been in RSPCA South Australia’s care for ne...

Image: (left) Karma when seized (20 August 2021), and right, in her new home, August 2023. A long-running case involving a 28-year-old woman charged with starving her dog to the point of emacia...

A recent Danish study showed that when rabbits are adopted as “starter” pets for children, it often resulted in the negligence of the rabbit’s lifestyle and healthcare needs. No animal, l...