Spotlight on Governor’s Patronage – RSPCA WA

The Governor is proud to be Patron of RSPCA WA (external link) which was was established 125 years ago and is the state’s oldest, largest and leading animal welfare charity.

RSPCA WA’s aim is to protect all animals from cruelty by actively promoting public awareness about animal welfare and advocating for improvements in the way people relate to animals. RSPCA work with governments, community and farming groups, helping animals by showing people ‘how’.

On any given day of the year, there are more than 200 animals in the care of RSPCA WA.

While COVID-19 is having an impact on many aspects of our lives, sadly, animal cruelty has not stopped. RSPCA still need your support to help fight cruelty.

To help RSPCA WA achieve their mission, “To improve the welfare of animals”, consider supporting one of the events below:

RSPCA’S Happy Tails Day – Friday, 27th March 2020

With the safety of volunteers, staff and supporters as RSPCA’s main concern, this year’s annual street appeal will move to cyberspace for an online day of giving. People can help animals in need by donating online from the safety of their homes and workplaces. More information

RSPCA’S Million Paws Walk: Walk this May – 1st to 31st May 2020

RSPCA’s largest fundraising event has gone virtual, so that everyone can still celebrate their furry friends and raise money to help fight animal cruelty, safely. The annual event has been adapted to a fundraising initiative, where people will be encouraged to get “Active in April” and “Walk this May” with their four-legged friends, clocking up 1,000,000 paws on their Million Paws Walk Pawdometer. More details on the Million Paws Walk website

 

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