Home ever after
Canberra has a puppy population problem; RSPCA ACT feeling the brunt
RSPCA ACT is pleading with Canberra dog owners to desex their pets with record numbers of pregnant mums and unwanted litters arriving at the shelter.
Includes adoptable pets, animals awaiting or recovering from surgery and those in emergency boarding or foster care.
Animals we’ve found forever homes for.
Animals currently waiting or receiving veterinary care.
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.
By choosing to use our services, you are helping us continue to care for over thousands lost, abandoned, abused and neglected animals that come through the shelter every year.
ID A125488
Coco might describe herself as a bit of a Plain Jane, but we think she’s perfectly understated in all the best ways. She’s a loyal, no fuss kind of dog who just wants a comfy bed, a daily walk, and someone to throw her favourite ball (again and again and again).
She walks beautifully on lead. Coco’s got a bit of a “wannabe guard dog” bark, but don’t be fooled, behind the tough girl voice is a sweetheart who just wants to belong.
If you’re after a steady, loving companion with just the right amount of sass, Coco might be your girl.
Visit RSPCA ACT and you’ll see a huge variety of animals, all waiting to claim your home as their own.
ID A128580
Boo is the whole package, beauty, grace, and an easy going personality that makes her a dream to have around. So, it’s a bit of a mystery why she keeps getting overlooked!
This chilled out cat is looking for a calm, peaceful home where she can be your one and only. She loves a good pat, but also values her independence, the perfect balance of affectionate and low maintenance.
If your idea of a perfect night is a cuppa, a book and a relaxed feline nearby, Boo is ready to fill that spot on the couch (and in your heart).
RSPCA ACT is pleading with Canberra dog owners to desex their pets with record numbers of pregnant mums and unwanted litters arriving at the shelter.
The striking Staffordshire Bull Terrier known as ‘Boss,’ has now lived at the RSPCA ACT shelter for one full year.
RSPCA ACT Animal Welfare Volunteering is extremely hard, and that’s why it deserves so much appreciation.