Cat Rescue Competitors

The RSPCA is an independent, community-based charity providing animal care and protection services across the country. The RSPCA federation works collaboratively to make animals’ lives better. The RSPCA’s member Societies in each state and territory run animal rehoming shelters, investigate and prosecute animal cruelty complaints, educate the community on animal welfare and responsible pet ownership, and advocate for changes in policy and practice that improve the welfare of animals. RSPCA Australia, as the federation’s national body, is a leading source of animal welfare science, and works with governments and industries to progress animal welfare across a range of issues. In addition, RSPCA Australia runs the RSPCA Approved Farming Scheme, which works with farmers and brands to improve the lives of millions of farm animals.

WIRES is Australia’s largest wildlife rescue organisation and has been rescuing and caring for sick, injured and orphaned native animals for over 35 years. Our ongoing mission is to actively rehabilitate and preserve Australian wildlife and inspire others to do the same. WIRES operate a dedicated Wildlife Rescue Office assisting wildlife and the community across Australia 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, providing rescue advice and assistance for over 130,000 animals annually as well as provide full-time mobile Wildlife Emergency Responders operating across Greater Sydney, South-East Queensland and shortly in Tasmania. WIRES has actively been providing significant national support for hundreds of projects to assist with wildlife rescue and rehabilitation across Australia while also working nationally with major partners to support the long-term recovery of wildlife habitat and the long-term preservation of native species in the wild. To report a rescue please phone 1300 094 737 (13 000 WIRES) or visit wires.org.au. Please follow our community standards when interacting on our social media: https://bit.ly/WIRES-Community-Standards

The Animal Welfare League of South Australia (AWL) bring together lost and abandoned pets with caring humans to create happy homes where everyone feels loved. Animal Welfare League of South Australia (AWL) has been creating happy homes for more than 50 years by bringing together lost and abandoned pets and caring humans who can give them the love they need. Last year, we found good homes for 3,986 stray and abandoned animals, including pets whose owners can no longer care for them. We also reunited 1,388 lost dogs and cats with their human family. We provide temporary shelter through our foster care program and support thousands of responsible owners through pet boarding and dog training courses. And for those grieving the loss of a faithful companion, our cremation and memorial team offers ways to say goodbye and celebrate the joy their pet brought to their lives. We receive no government funding. When you foster or adopt a pet, shop at our thrift stores, leave a gift in your Will, make a tax-deductible donation or give your time or money in another way, you make our work possible. With the generous support of our volunteers, donors and the wider public, AWL can continue bringing people and pets together for the wellbeing of our community for years to come.