Membership

Auxiliary fundraising is vital to help the RSPCA provide care and assistance for each and every animal that passes through their doors.

By not only helping the animals, you will meet like-minded people who also have a genuine care for animals.

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Merchandise

Purchase RSPCA Merchandise online including Greeting and Christmas Cards and Canvas Bags!

All money raised from the sale of our Merchandise goes directly to the animals.

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Doggie Coats

Help our four-legged friends this winter by knitting them a dog coat!

Simple and easy to follow instructions.

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What We Do

The NSW Auxiliary is the external fundraising arm of the RSPCA.

The group comprises of volunteers (currently over 200 members) who raise funds to promote the protection, comfort and welfare of animals and for much needed equipment and facilities at the Yagoona shelter.

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Foster Carers

The RSPCA Yagoona Shelter is always in need of responsible and caring individuals to help rear kittens and puppies until they are old enough to be adopted.

The fostering of animals is an important and rewarding part of the work that RSPCA NSW volunteers and staff undertake and gives those animals that would not normally be able to be re-homed a wonderful start in life before moving on to suitable, lifelong homes.

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Donate Today

You can also help our animal friends by making a donation. It can either be a monetary donation or you may have goods you are willing to donate.

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Information... who to call

The information provided below is relevant to NSW residents.

Please note the RSPCA is not responsible for the content of the websites linked to externally and does not necessarily endorse the organisations the links are to.

• I have found a stray domestic animal (ie. dog or cat)
• I have found an injured domestic animal (ie. dog or cat)
• I have found an injured native animal (ie. possum or wombat)
• I need to surrender my pet
• I have lost my pet
• I want to adopt a pet
• I want to report an act of animal cruelty

 

Stray Pets
If you have found a stray pet, keep them safe and comfortable and contact your local pound or vet. (Please note: The animal may have a microchip. It does not cost anything to take the pet to a vet to have it scanned for a microchipp). The RSPCA cannot take any stray pets in, unless injured.

 

Injured Pets
If safe to do so you can either take them to your local vet or contact the RSPCA Yagoona Shelter on (02) 9770 7555 (24 hours, 7 days a week). You could also bring them into the shelter located at 201 Rookwood Road, Yagoona.

 

Injured Native Animals

Contact Wires Rescue: Sydney (02) 8977 3333, Country 1800 641 188.

First Aid: http://www.wires.org.au/careresc/firstaid.htm.

 

Surrendering Your Pet
You can bring in your animal to the Yagoona Shelter located at 201 Rookwood Road, Yagoona which is open 7 days a week. Telephone: (02) 9770 7555.

 

Lost Pets
Contact your local vet, pound or call your nearest RSPCA. The Sydney shelter is located at 201 Rookwood Road, Yagoona. Telephone: (02) 9770 7555. Microchip your pets so they can be returned safely if they become lost.

 

Pounds

Baulkham Hills Pound
Please call the Companion Animal Shelter on (02) 4577 4435. The Shelter is open: 9:30am - 12noon & 3pm - 4:30pm Monday to Friday 9:30am - 11:30am Saturday. Located at No.10 Mulgrave Road, McGraths Hill, opposite Windsor High School.

Blacktown Pound
Animals are impounded from several council areas. These are: Blacktown Holroyd, Ryde, Auburn, Parramatta, Lane Cove, Hunters Hill, Canada Bay and Burwood.

If you have lost your dog in any of these areas or are looking to adopt a dog (or cat), you can visit the pound at: 415 Flushcombe Rd, Blacktown. Phone: (02) 9839 6161. The Pound is open between 7.15am and 3.15pm Monday - Friday and 9am - 11am Sat.

Holroyd Pound
For animals lost in the Holroyd area please contact Blacktown Pound on (02) 9839 6161. All impounded animals from the Holroyd area are listed on this website.

 

Adopting a Pet

Save an animals life by adopting a pet from an RSPCA Shelter. You can visit the RSPCA NSW Animals Online Website at www.rspcansw.org.au/animals_online/index.htm. All animals awaiting adoption in all NSW Shelters are listed on the website. Also provided is information on adoption costs, what you need to bring with you to the shelter and more.



Reporting Cruelty to Animals

Please call the RSPCA NSW Cruelty Hotline on (02) 9770 7555. For Emergencies only phone: (02) 9770 7556.

 

If you would like more information on the Auxiliary please email info@rspcanswauxiliary.com or visit our Downloads page.

 

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