At Furhill Pet Boarding, we take the comfort and wellbeing of your pet to heart. We believe that every pet deserves the best possible boarding experience.

Environmental Assessment of the New South Wales Ocean Trawl Fishery under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

Dogs are good for us, and good for our cities. However research from the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning shows that in Australian cities experiencing an increase in apartment living, dogs are being left behind. A webinar explores how we can ensure our cities remain pet friendly.

An Engagement Report summarising feedback received on proposals for a new animal welfare Act for Victoria has been released.

A suite of new resources from the RSPCA is designed to help Australian businesses make ethical choices and do their bit to improve animal welfare throughout their supply chains.

At ROYAL CANIN® we’re passionate about creating not just a better world for pets, but a more sustainable and renewable world for us all. The pet food industry is one of the largest industries in the country, producing millions of products packaged in what has been traditionally hard-to-recycle packaging. Some of this packaging ends up in landfill or our oceans, causing significant impact on our environment. That is until now. We’re proud to be leading the way in providing a solution to recycle pet food packaging through our Royal Canin Recycling Program in partnership with TerraCycle.

This year, our focus for International Guide Dog Day is all about ‘petiquette’ – the etiquette of handling your pet around working Guide Dogs.

Important updates on Covid-19 vaccinations, casual employment and parental leave.

See the latest from the Australian Taxation Office.

We at Second Nature Aquariums endeavour to bring a wide range of quality tropical fish, plants and invertebrates to our customers in the Central West of NSW. With our Boutique Aquarium Store located in Orange, NSW 2800 as well as our Online Store, we can provide our services all over Australia.

As part of our ongoing efforts to usher in better welfare outcomes for animals in the community across regional New South Wales, Animal Welfare League NSW has pledged its support to the Dubbo Regional Council (DRC).

Seeing Eye Dogs have now re-opened puppy caring applications in the areas below and need 50 puppy carers by June 30, 2021.

We would love you to come along and also to spread the word about the following event! We are raising awareness about the journey of a Seeing Eye Dog and how you can become a volunteer puppy carer to support people who are blind or have low vision.

We, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Tasmania (RSPCA Tasmania) as it’s now known, work hard to support the State Government, Local government and other groups and organisations that are concerned about the welfare of animals across Tasmania.

We take in animals in most need. and provide them with shelter, food and, if needed, veterinary care. We also work with the carers or owners of these animals, educating them about the best way to care for their animals.

The current export approval for the Queensland Coral Fishery is valid until 18 June 2021 and the fishery is now due for assessment for ongoing export accreditation. The Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment received an application from the Australian Fisheries Management Authority on 18 March 2021. An updated application was received by the department on 8 April 2021.

The RSPCA's much-loved Million Paws Walk dog walking event is back in 2021 with a virtual alternative: Walk This May – and sign-ups are now open

Cats are natural pouncers and jumpers. With streamlined bodies, flexible spines, powerful legs and effective claws developed to hunt in the wild, your cat can scale walls and fences or jump on to your bench tops at home or perhaps even your ankles, when you least expect an attack!

The RSPCA's quarterly Science Update contains a wide range of research summaries relating to animal welfare and the work of the RSPCA, including in this latest issue.

Ipromea is Australia’s first new functional product range that restores your pet’s natural microbiome from head to tail and everywhere in between!

In December 2020 the Queensland Government announced it would conduct a full review of the Animal Care and Protection Act 2001 (the ACPA).   

Animals are a significant part of life for most Queenslanders and their welfare is held in high regard by the community. The review marks 20 years since the ACPA commenced and will ensure the ACPA keeps pace with community expectations and modern welfare practices. 

The RSPCA has expressed its concern about a rise in the importation of pronged dog collars, with the Australian Border Force announcing today a seven-fold increase in the number of these cruel devices detected at the border.