RSPCA South Australia

I have had the pleasure of fostering animals through the RSPCA. Although I have to drive a long way but it is only for the absolutely necessary appointments such as pick up and drop off or vaccination and desexing. Staff have always been incredibly patient and informative with almost immediate access to them through phone and email. It’s always rewarding to bring an animal home to give them a break from the shelter and also to see them feel safe and their true character shine. My son enjoys helping too to get extra cuddles. Will continue to foster gladly.

New facility looks wonderful, Megan on front desk at entrance was so lovely and helpful.. unfortunately when we went to the cat adoption area the staff were very unfriendly and unhelpful. Each cat we went to look at staff would say 'oh not that one it has behavioural issues.. oh not that one either it doesn't like kids.. oh not those either they also have behavioural issues'. These cats were coming up to us at the cage and bunting for affection. How do you expect to adopt any cats to loving homes if you dont even give them the chance to meet people. (These weren't ones behind the blocked off area). We ended up leaving and spending more time with the coffee van outside than we did inside. We adopted from another rescue the next day and unfortunately they've heard the same feedback from adoptees about their visit to RSPCA cat section. Disappointing.

Very Rude & Unprofessional. Even Disgusting Behaviour From The Manager. They Love Confrontation & Harrassing Pet Owners That Genuinely Look After Their Animals. Come To My Address For A Unknown Dog. Then Proceeded To Nit Pick @ My Dog. Called To Complain Only To Be Hung Up On Shame, Shame, Shame RSPCA

Big thanks to RSPCA SA for their support! When we moved in Kurralta Park, a stray cat had already been staying around back yard of the house for 3 years (no one knew his origin, though some people said he had been abandoned). Even after we moved out in the middle of last year, we continued to visit him once a week to provide food and ask help from tenant living there to feed him. Recently, as the house was set to redevelopment, we tried to find him a new home, but no one want to adopt a 13-year-old cat. I wished to take him in my current house, but the landlord doesn't allow for pets due to allegies. With no options left, we took him to the vet, but our hope was faded as I learned that although he had a microchip, there were no owner's details in it, all shelters were full as well. As a last hope, we contacted RSPCA SA, who miraculously recovered the owner's phone number from the microchip. To our joy, his original mom overjoyed to take him home after 4 years of losing her beloved cat, Nicky, who gained a lot of weigh. Now Nicky is safe, loved and cared for.

My daughter and I went to the new shelter to look for a cat for our family. We were welcomed by very friendly staff and received a tour around the new shelter. Dimitri showed us around with patience and after nearly giving up he pointed us to an older cat which wasn't on our list of favourites because of her age. How lucky we were because it was love at first sight from both sides. We have to wait for a few more day for a last vet check before we can take her home. Thank you for your time and help, we were impressed by the friendly new environment and how thorough and thoughtful animals get treated.

Amazing staff and facilities! The whole team where so amazing and supportive helping me find a new furry friend to join the family

Ladies at reception were helpful and explained the process of adopting. I've been here twice now, on two separate occasions, and have nothing negative to say. Good service, clean environment, and a good variety for people who need a beginners kit for new pets. Recommend anyone wanting pets to adopt before ever buying from pet stores