Success stories
Together, we are making a difference to animals every day. These are just some of the stories your support has made possible.
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Dame Judy
Dame Judy the goat was rescued by an SPCA Inspector after she was found on the ground unable to move.
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Denver
Denver was left chained to an old wooden kennel in a back yard. She was alone, starving and absolutely terrified.
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Ed
Ed was abandoned when his owners moved out of their property, leaving Ed hungry and alone in the living room.
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Eddie
Eddie had a scary start to life. He was dumped in a cardboard box with three other bunnies and left in the rain.
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Flick
When SPCA staff met little Flick he was tiny, in a poor state and his fur was crawling with hundreds of fleas.
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Lily
Before arriving at SPCA, Lily had spent most of her life on a chain and was desperate to see more of the world.
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Lulu
Poor Lulu suffered from cat flu. Her runny nose, weepy eyes and body aches were left untreated.
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Macy
SPCA Inspector Maria recently found Macy skinny, weak and fighting for her life.
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Macey
When an SPCA Inspector received a call that a little Shih Tzu dog desperately needed help, he rushed to bring her to safety.
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Olive
When young animals arrive at SPCA, it is all hands on deck to ensure they survive.
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Popeye
Living a life on the streets had been tough for Popeye. He arrived at SPCA with a ruptured eye and a very badly injured tail.
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Serena
Serena was just a puppy when she found. Her ribs were protruding due to malnourishment and she had trouble walking because she was so underweight.
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Teddy
Teddy’s story starts with him on the side of the road, alone and in pain. He was just a puppy and had fractured legs, and dislocated…
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Timon and Pumbaa
Two mixed breed pigs arrived at SPCA after being seized by Inspectors when their original owners moved house and left them behind.
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