A dozen puppies left in Whyalla without their Mum triggers major rescue operation
An RSPCA rescue officer made a long-distance mercy dash to collect 12 puppies left in a plastic crate at Whyalla’s council dog and cat centre this week.
Just another day at the office for pampered pooches this Friday
Workplace welcome mat goes out for four-legged family members this Take Your Dog to Work Day.
5 reasons to participate in Take Your Dog to Work Day
Take Your Dog to Work Day is a great way to raise money for local animal shelters and has many benefits for you and your co-workers mental health.
RSPCA’s End of Fur-nancial Year run out: Adoption fee for cats waived until end of June
For the first time ever, RSPCA South Australia has waived its usual $50 adoption fee for cats aged six months and over. The no-fee campaign ends June 30.
Your child is missing out if they’re not an RSPCA Junior Rescue Officer!
The RSPCA’s Junior Rescue Officer Program encourages young people to become engaged in animal welfare.
Three-legged Husky pup found on foreshore at Semaphore Park this month
RSPCA is seeking the public’s help to locate the owner of a young and badly injured Husky puppy found on the foreshore at Semaphore Park two weeks ago.
Should we share our bed with our beloved dog, cat or other furry friend?
Should we let our four legged friends snuggle under the blankets with us? Is it a recipe for disruption and disaster or a way to sleep more soundly?
Free dog training: teaching your pup to sit and drop
In lesson one of our FREE 6-part video series on force-free dog training, watch our Dog Training Coordinator Heather teach the classic sit and drop!
Fact check: RSPCA South Australia’s seizure of 10 adult border collie dogs
RSPCA wishes to provide context to a very sad situation regarding 10 beautiful but severely mentally damaged border collie dogs currently in our care.
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.