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Since 1910 The Lost Dogs’ Home has been a voice for animals without owners. We’ve been pioneers for fair animal laws and continue to work at the front line to reduce the number of lost, abandoned and stray cats and dogs. The Home relies on public support to provide our Australia-wide services and programs, these include; National Pet Register, The Lost Cats’ Home, shelter operations, adoptions and responsible pet ownership education. Our expertise also extends to veterinary and animal management services. All of our functions are governed by a quality management system – an industry first in Australia. The Lost Dogs’ Home is one of the country’s largest animal welfare organisations, caring for more than 25,000 cats and dogs each year. We pride ourselves on employing qualified individuals who demonstrate a strong personal connection to animals, the community and the cause.

Vetwest has been the local and trusted vets in Perth for nearly 30 years. We exist today because thousands of WA pet owners have been delighted with the compassion we provide to them and the care we provide to their companions. Our team is made up of people that truly love animals, and have dedicated their working careers to a high standard of veterinary medicine. We have purpose built facilities with an extensive range of diagnostic equipment and are committed to continuous improvement, namely the medical treatment and care of pets, the working conditions of our team, the service we provide to our clients, and promoting responsible pet ownership in the community. We do all of this by implementing the "Vetwest standards of care." Employment opportunities We are committed to providing excellence in veterinary care, where you can work autonomously but also be part of a larger team of vets for support and access to special interest services within the group such as endoscopy, ultrasonography and complex surgery. Our aim is to provide a friendly work environment with an emphasis on high standards of care and continuing education. You will be supported by a team of highly trained and enthusiastic nurses and a clientele who truly value their pets. For more information please visit www.vetwest.com.au/careers

At Animal Welfare League NSW (AWL NSW), we don’t just rehome animals—we change lives. Through our ‘Hope to Love Journey,’ we’re committed to giving every animal the best chance to become a cherished companion. Quality is at the heart of everything we do, from the care we provide to the character of the pets we prepare for adoption. Regardless of their past, from the moment they arrive—often through the efforts of our dedicated animal inspectors responding to reports of cruelty—they receive full medical attention from our Veterinary Hospital, as well as personalised rehabilitation, daily exercise, proper nutrition, and behavioural support from our dedicated animal welfare specialists. We invest the time and expertise to ensure every animal is healthy and socially prepared to thrive in their new home—no matter how long it takes. Our foster program plays an integral role in this process, providing a supportive, temporary environment where animals can continue their recovery and socialisation before finding their forever home. Our adoption process is considered and personalised, ensuring the perfect match—whether the animal is joining an individual, a couple, or a family—creating lasting and loving connections. At AWL NSW, we’re not just helping animals; we’re creating success stories, one life at a time.