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Found Kittens
SPCA advocates that healthy, pre-weaned kittens should be kept with their mother, provided they are in a safe location and not at risk to welfare harms.
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Guinea Pigs
SPCA advocates that guinea pigs must only be kept as companions when a person has the knowledge, ability, and means to provide them with a Good Life where they experience positive welfare and their physical, health and behavioural needs are met.
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Keeping People and Pets Together
SPCA supports efforts to keep animals healthy and happy in their existing home or community through supportive services, including education, supplies and other resources.
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Pet-friendly Communities
SPCA supports initiatives which make communities more animal-friendly. This includes pet-friendly public transport, workplaces and cities.
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Pets as Presents/Animals as Gifts
SPCA advocates that when animals are given to a recipient as a gift, the recipient should have expressed an ongoing interest in being an animal owner and be able to provide them with a Good Life where they experience positive welfare and their physical, health and behavioural needs are met.
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Stunning and Slaughter of Farmed Fish
SPCA advocates for the humane stunning and slaughter of farmed fish.
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Patenting
SPCA opposes the patenting of animals where this leads to negative impacts on their welfare.
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CO2 for killing animals for research, testing, and teaching
SPCA advocates that the most humane options of killing are used for animals used for research, testing, and teaching. SPCA opposes the current use of carbon dioxide (CO2) as a killing method for animals used in research, testing, and teaching.
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Dog Parks
SPCA recommends that dog’s suitability is assessed on a case-by-case basis, based on consideration of age, temperament, life history, and the safety and suitability of the location.
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Transport of Companion Animals
SPCA advocates that companion animals should be securely and appropriately contained during transport to protect them from causing an accident or being injured.