Animals across Queensland are still suffering heartbreaking cruelty and RSPCA Queensland needs to be here for them. However, due to our donations and income drying up we are in a desperate situation. We are looking at a potential income loss of over $1 million.
It's now clear that we will soon be in a desperate situation here at RSPCA Queensland.
Any gift you can make, big or small, could save an animal from suffering during this growing crisis.
Your vital gift will:
Your gift will show that, even in the worst days of this crisis the people of Queensland never forget that suffering animals deserve our care and compassion.
Snickers had been hit by a car but luckily RSPCA Queensland's Rescue Unit brought him to our Animal Shelter in Wacol for urgent care. It was found that he had a broken front leg and required surgery.
The whole team has fallen in love with this gentle, lovely boy! He is a total cuddle bug, that loves to lie on your lap and snuggle in.
Sadly, as much as we tried, we were unable to find this wonderful dog’s family.
Snickers is on the mend and while this crisis continues we will be there for him. As we have to shut down our adoptions as this is a non-essential service, we will be looking after Snickers until this crisis is over.
It costs us on average $25 per day to look after our dogs like Snickers and we have suffered a significant downturn in our income. We urgently required the support of our community to keep being there for all animals who need us.
You can support wonderful animals like Snickers until he can find his forever home by donating today. Your donation can help save lives.
We also have over 800 cats who are with us until this crisis is over.
Kittens like Houdini who was found with his mum as a stray in November last year. RSPCA Queensland ensured that there was adequate care and support everyday for Houdini up until just last week when he finally found his forever adopted family. Houdini was desexed, had all his vaccinations and was fostered until he was ready to find his forever home. Luckily he did but over 890 kittens and cats all across Queensland were not so lucky.
We urgently need the support of our community to keep providing the essential services to the animals that need us. As we receive 96% of our support from the community if you can support us in anyway please do so.
As a Guest, there may be many contributors from all different types of backgrounds from industry professionals through to volunteers or someone who is simply just shy
