New poll finds South Australian opposition to live exports highest in country
Around 80% of South Australians want live exports to stop, a new independent poll has found.
Crippled ducks and orphaned ducklings as another hunting season ends in SA
Crippled ducks and orphaned ducklings are the ugly and unsurprising legacy of South Australia’s duck hunting season, which ends this Sunday.
Children don’t need animals in classrooms to learn
Over 1,000 chicks are used in classrooms in Australia each year. Find out why it's cruel and what happens to them once the experiment is over.
How to eat out in Adelaide and protest animal cruelty at the same time
Keen to dine out but worried about the impact on animals? Use our RSPCA Choose Wisely website to find humanely sourced food across Adelaide and beyond.
SA’s native waterbirds star in photographic exhibition ahead of next hunting season
Native waterbird species about to come under gunfire will feature in a photographic exhibition
celebrating the birdlife of South Australia’s wetlands.
What to do if you see animal abuse online or shared on social media
Have you seen animal abuse online? We have. What should you do if you see something? Find out how we use social media to combat animal cruelty online.
Why SA needs to follow New Zealand’s ban on the painful practice of sheep mulesing
Australia must follow New Zealand and ban the cruel practice of mulesing. But what is mulesing and how are the brands you’re buying helping or hindering?
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.
Another Professional Bull Riders Australia event set for this Saturday in Adelaide
“It's disturbing that SA's premier entertainment facility thinks it’s acceptable to stage this event, despite knowing the scientifically proven negative impact on animals."
12 facts that prove we shouldn’t cull sharks, or fear going swimming this summer
Six sharks have already been shot this year, despite little evidence they were responsible for attacks. Here's why we should cultivate, not cull, sharks.
Food retailers under pressure to join growing cage-free eggs credit list
Businesses that fail to respond to their customers and don’t stop buying eggs from cruel battery cage systems risk losing market share, according to RSPCA.