Rspca Pets In Crisis

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Rspca pets in crisis. Established in 2005 the program is a collaboration between dvconnect and the rspca queensland. The rspca has published information for pet owners in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. We need compassionate people to become foster carers specifically for animals rescued from family and domestic violence situations. If you d like to provide a safe haven for pets in crisis we d like to hear from you.

As a foster carer rspca provides all the food health care and equipment you need for the pets and we will ensure your identity and location remain unknown. In addition an emergency fundraising appeal has been set up to raise money for at risk pets during the current pandemic. Once in the pets in crisis program each pet receives safe accommodation healthy food daily required vaccinations microchipping and they are desexed. Also in a lot of cases the pet is given additional veterinary care to help pre existing conditions that may be a result of the abuser hurting the family pet or not allowing finances to be spent on the pet for vital yearly vaccinations or help.

This isn t the first time the charity has spoken about the potentially devastating consequences of coronavirus for the nation s pets. The lack of independent funding for pets in crisis combined with the growing demand for rspca services has placed pets in crisis at risk which is why we re seeking support to ensure the sustainability and longevity of this important community service.