Welcome to the Albury RSPCA Web Site.

This is the Information Hub for all things great and small. A place for Albury RSPCA Members to share in their common goals.
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The RSPCA

Is Australia’s largest animal welfare organisation, caring for all creatures great and small. The RSPCA is a charity, not a Government agency, and we rely on donations from our supporters to continue our life-saving work. If you would like to help click here

Dogs for Adoption

We have seen a very very busy month in saving the lives of many unwanted dogs. All these dogs have passed their Behavioural Tests and Vet Checks and are now looking for new loving homes.

Please pass the word around, as many of these dogs only have a limited time to find homes locally.

We have some beautiful dogs looking for homes and available for adoption to the right people.
To visit our Adoption Centre click here >>>

We need your help - become a volunteer

Your local branch is in need of your help or from anyone that can spare some time. Positions are available including the all new Foster Care Scheme where people are needed to offer temporary homes for dogs and cats. If you would like to help.

Albury RSPCA has it own Foster Care Scheme

Albury RSPCA is operating a by-the-book and aheads to the Policies and Guidelines as set out by RSPCA AUSTRALIA. The Albury RSPCA is apart of RSPCA Australia and has the national support to ensure the safe re-homing of animals that come into it's care. If we are not able to find a loving home locally than we have the National Support to find a home elsewhere. If you would like to help.

We wish to share with you a recent rehomed story

Hi Michael,
Thought you'd like this photo of our babies, Pépin and Lulu. They have settled in so beautifully and are a real joy to us all. Lulu is no longer allowed to steal Pépin's dinner and so she is losing a little weight and he has gained some. They both can't get enough cuddles and generally I am here with them. The days that I am not, they are happy to be left together. They sleep a lot!!! Real babies... Walk time, however, is when they get revved up - trying to hunt galahs and magpies on the golf course and looking out for cats, noses to the ground. Exercise for all concerned! They know now not to disturb our magpie family that we feed twice a day and stand back anxiously waiting for any scraps of premium mince to be left. We were worried we would not see our birds, but everyone seems to be happily co-habitating.
Kind regards,
New Adoption Owner