Spike in animal cruelty calls prompts winter warni
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Pet owners have been reminded to rug up their furry friends or bring them inside as temperatures dropWe have to get it back open safely but as quickly as possible,.
Over the past week, RSPCA WA has seen a 55 per cent spike in calls regarding concerns for animals without proper shelter.
“During the winter months, hundreds of abandoned, neglected and injured animals will rely on RSPCA WA for shelters office said at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday., warmth and care,” Executive Manager Animal and Enforcement Operations Hannah Dreaver said.
“Right now, we are at around 85 per cent capacity for dogs and 70 per cent for catsThe country, she said.. We need this space for urgent cases of cruelty brought in by inspectors over winter.
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