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LAST WEEK AT A GLANCE

258
Animals in care

Includes adoptable pets, animals awaiting or recovering from surgery and those in emergency boarding or foster care.

44
Adopted last week

Animals we’ve found forever homes for.

57
Under vet care

Animals currently waiting or receiving veterinary care.

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RSPCA ACT supports our community by offering cat boarding, emergency animal boarding, dog and puppy training, community and children's education sessions, desexing and more. 
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Pets of the week 

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wally
Dog of the Week: Wally

ID A128147

We need little Wally to find a home soon. He’s still a puppy at just seven months of age and he’s still growing. If you visit the shelter and wonder which dog he is, just look for the small dog with the huge grin and the waggly butt. He can’t contain his happiness to see people.

Wally is perfect. He’s the most brilliant, friendly but gentle little guy, a ready-made pet who will love you to bits. The catch is, he doesn’t like other dogs.

Wally has been with us for just a few months, but that’s long enough for us. We don’t want to see him grow to be an adult in a shelter environment; we’ve seen it too many times of late.

Come and meet Wally, his joy is contagious!

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Chase
Cat of the week: Chase

ID A128178

Chase is a superb cat, a great pet, friendly, well behaved and handsome to boot. Some cats need an extra ‘shove’ of publicity to find a home; Chase won’t. He’s good to go.

He’s a great example of what you’ll find in the RSPCA ACT cattery; cats with various types of personalities but they become settled, get used to people and soon become wonderful pets – even before they make it to your home.

In your home Chase will spend his time lounging about in the sun and being the most chilled-out little guy ever. But when the time’s right he’ll wonder on over for a pat, a head boop and a loud chat!

Visit the cattery at RSPCA ACT and you’ll see a huge variety of cats, all waiting desperately to claim your home as their own! 

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