RSPCA CUPCAKE DAY
Make a difference with sweet treats this September !

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.
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Wilma, and her little siblings Fred and Betty are tiny turbos, fun-loving puppies who are likely to grow up as a larger, active lifestyle dog. We’ve already started on making them great pets.
Wilma and co. are working-line pups. They’re a mix of Rottweiler and German Sheppard, (among other similar types). They have beautiful markings striking good looks.
Our kennels team like to dream of the perfect owner and we think a dog like Wilma getting around town with a tradie would be ideal. We picture them cruising around in the passenger seat, hanging out on the job site and being made the dog in charge. They’ll be very loyalty, friendly and they’ll keep an eye on your Makita and tools while you’re on the job.
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This girl is a lounge lizard. Even when trying to get a photograph of her, she wouldn’t move. She just lay there while we entered her condo, completely relaxed and unfazed by the presence of new people.
Ariel is five years old and you can tell she’s come from a life and a home where she was loved, had very low stress and was allowed to nap whenever she liked.
She’s quite affectionate too, she’ll take all the belly rubs you can offer and hang out in the loungeroom with you all day long.
Ariel wants you all to herself though, she’s not too keen on other kitties, but she’ll be more than enough cat to love, don’t worry.
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.