One animal in horrific conditions is an emergency...
ONE HUNDRED
IS A CRISIS
Your help is urgently needed.
When RSPCA SA Inspectors investigated a cruelty report in rural South Australia, what they found shocked them.
“I’ve never seen anything like it.” – RSPCA SA Inspector Stuart
Watch the unbelievable scenes of this large-scale rescue, captured on our their body cameras, in the video below:
A puppy breeding operation had spiralled out of control and become a tragic case of hoarding. There were animals in cages, on shelves, and in cupboards.
91 dogs and puppies were seized, along with cats, kittens, native animals and birds.
The unsanitary conditions were a breeding ground for infections, parasites and infestations. Almost every animal needed vet treatment.
Across South Australia, we're seeing a rising number of large-scale rescues, and it’s putting our big-hearted teams under immense pressure.
Please make an urgent tax-deductible gift to help provide emergency vet care for sick and neglected animals today.
Please make a loving
tax-deductible donation
How your kindness makes a difference:
All-hands-on-deck to help animals in crisis
Your compassion helps ensure our big-hearted teams can spring into action when the next large-scale rescue happens. With you on their side, they can provide essential care for each and every animal.
Urgent vet care for sick and neglected animals
Every animal that comes into our care requires a veterinary assessment, and many need ongoing treatment. Your loving gift helps provide surgery and medication for sick and injured animals.
A loving home for animals like Maisie
Maisie was one of the 91 dogs and puppies rescued from appalling conditions. She is now happy, safe and loved in her forever home. Your caring gift will give more animals like her a second chance.
Thank you to these big-hearted animal lovers!
Brian Ward
Bess Cabrera
Gail Lawrie
Sue Thompson
Scott Bradbrook
Michelle Player
Rodney Liddle
Harshini Beligaswatte
Richard Glass
