RSPCA ACT
Non-Profit - Bimberi, NSW, AU
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RSPCA ACT is the only animal shelter and full time animal welfare inspectorate in the greater Canberra community. Our 50+ staff members and over 300 volunteers care for 7000 abused, neglected, abandoned, injured and unwanted animals every year. We receive approximately 45% of our income through our commercial operations, 40% from our local supporters (donations and fundraising events) and only 15% from local government.
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RSPCA ACT is a non-profit organization located in Bimberi, AU, dedicated to protecting and caring for animals in the greater Canberra community. With a team of 50+ staff members and over 300 volunteers, they provide shelter and care for approximately 7000 abused, neglected, abandoned, injured, and unwanted animals every year. Their services include animal sheltering and rehoming, animal cruelty investigations and prosecutions, public veterinarian clinic, behavioural training classes, cat boarding facility, kids school holiday program, and more. RSPCA ACT receives a significant portion of their income through their commercial operations, with 40% coming from local supporters through donations and fundraising events, and only 15% from local government. The organization is committed to ensuring the welfare of animals in their community, and their efforts are made possible through the support of their staff, volunteers, and local community. As a trusted and respected organization in the region, RSPCA ACT continues to make a positive impact on the lives of animals in need.
The RSPCA ACT is the only place in the Canberra area that helps animals who are hurt, neglected, or homeless. We have more than 50 employees and 300 volunteers who take care of about 7,000 animals each year. We get most of our money from our own businesses (45%), donations and fundraising events from people in the area (40%), and a smaller amount (15%) from the local government.