RSPCA Gympie

05/03/2025

🚨 CYCLONE ALFRED UPDATE 🚨
Cyclone Alfred is forecast to make landfall early Friday morning, bringing severe wind, heavy rain and flooding.

🐾 Access your RSPCA QLD and Get Ready Queensland pet emergency plan 👉 ow.ly/GANp50QeRFV
🙍‍♀️ Prepare the whole family, visit: getready.qld.gov.au
⁉️ Cyclone advice, visit: bit.ly/3QJXMVf
⚠️ For alerts in your area: bit.ly/3l27DpI
📍 For RSPCA location closures, visit: bit.ly/4hbjHzk

PET FRIENDLY EVACUATION CENTRES
Have a plan in place with your friends and family if you do need to evacuate. If you can't find safe accommodation with your pets, the following centres are accepting animals. Please refer to the council dashboard for up-to-date information.

🏢Gold Coast residents
📍 Burleigh Waters Community Centre
📍 Nerang Bicentennial Community Centre

🏢Sunshine Coast residents
📍 Nambour Showground

ENSURE YOUR PET HAS IDENTIFICATION
If your pet becomes lost in severe weather, having appropriate ID can help them be reunited safely. Is your pet microchipped and has a collar with ID?

ℹ️ Find out what the closure of Microchip Registry HomeSafe ID means for pet owners 👉 bit.ly/3QEJqWn

TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR PETS ARE SAFE
🏡 Create a safe and secure space for all of your animals
🐴 Watch out for debris, incoming waters and unsafe damage to surrounding properties
🐶 Don’t tether pets if outside - they may do themselves more harm trying to break free.
💧 Provide access to water and food in heavy bowls if outdoors.
🐱 Keep your pets (including cats) indoors.
📝 Take time to prepare a Disaster Pet Preparedness Plan for you and your pet if you need to evacuate👉 bit.ly/3wntFIE
🐮 Move livestock to higher ground
🍃 Ensure objects in your yard are tied down.

ANIMAL WELFARE AND SICK OR INJURED PETS
‼️ For animal welfare reports, please lodge online - bit.ly/3Den22X
👩‍⚕️ For sick or injured pets, contact your local vet or nearest emergency vet

WATCH FOR WILDLIFE
🐨 Injured & sick wildlife can be brought directly to our Wacol Wildlife Hospital (if safe to do so) if you're in Brisbane. Otherwise Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast. Please call our RSPCA Emergency Hotline on 1300 ANIMAL (264 625) or email [email protected] if the phone lines are down, 7am to 7pm for advice, or your local wildlife group. Please be aware that our services are limited during severe weather.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU LOSE OR FIND A PET
🐱 Contact your local Council
🐶 Lodge a report with RSPCA Queensland Lost & Found – bit.ly/3WrqQlr

ℹ️ More information and tips can be found on our website 👉 bit.ly/3WB3JHZ

Remember if it's flooded, forget it.
For emergency assistance contact the SES on 132 500, or in a life-threatening emergency call 000.

03/03/2025

Nosing about leads to a sore nose 🦔💔
He wasn't under arrest, but this Short Beaked Echidna came into our Wildlife Hospital under the watchful eye of a Police Constable.

Sadly, he had been found with an injured beak and a few abrasions to his face and body after what was most likely a run in with a car while sniffing out his dinner.

With some delicate stitches our Wildlife Vet Team stitched up his nose and monitored him closely to ensure he could once again rely on his sensitive snout to sniff out food.

After just over two weeks in hospital, he was ready to start the next stage of his rehabilitation with one of our amazing wildlife carers, and will soon be able to be released back into the wild ❤️

With today, Monday 3rd March, being World Wildlife Day 🐨 it’s a reminder of how important it is for us all to do our part in protecting our native wildlife. How can you help? 👇

‼️ Be alert while driving and aware of where wildlife are located – be extra careful when driving at dusk and dawn as these are the times wildlife are most active.

🚮 Cleaning up and disposing of rubbish appropriately – if you spot any rubbish while out on a walk or in waterways, please place it in a bin to avoid wildlife becoming entangled with it or eating it.

🚗 Sadly, there may be times when you cannot avoid an animal when driving. When it’s safe to do so, stop, pull over and check your vehicle, as sometimes animals can get caught in car grills and engine bays. Call1300 ANIMAL (264 625) or your local wildlife rescue group for assistance.

🦘 Pouch checks can save lives – if you come across an injured animal, if they have a pouch please check for any young.

ℹ️ For our top tips on keeping our wildlife safe, visit 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/blog/wildlife-conservation/wildlife-road-rescue-advice

☎️ If you are ever unsure what to do, call the RSPCA Emergency Hotline on 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264 625) 7am to 7pm for all animal emergencies.

03/03/2025

🚨 CYCLONE ALERT: Does your pet have an emergency plan? 🚨
Cyclone Alfred is forecast to make landfall on Thursday, bring severe wind, heavy rain and flooding.

🐾 Prepare your pets: Access your RSPCA QLD and Get Ready Queensland pet emergency plan 👉 ow.ly/GANp50QeRFV
🙍‍♀️ Are you prepared? Visit: getready.qld.gov.au
⚠️ For alerts in your area: bit.ly/3l27DpI

ENSURE YOUR PET HAS IDENTIFICATION
If your pet becomes lost in severe weather, having appropriate ID can help them be reunited safely. Is your pet microchipped and has a collar with ID?

ℹ️ Find out what the closure of Microchip Registry HomeSafe ID means for pet owners 👉 bit.ly/3QEJqWn

TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR PETS ARE SAFE
🏡 Create a safe and secure space for all of your animals
🐴 Watch out for debris, incoming waters and unsafe damage to surrounding properties
🐶 Don’t tether pets if outside - they may do themselves more harm trying to break free.
💧 Provide access to water and food in heavy bowls if outdoors.
🐱 Keep your pets (including cats) indoors.
📝 Take time to prepare a Disaster Pet Preparedness Plan for you and your pet if you need to evacuate👉 bit.ly/3wntFIE
🍃 Ensure objects in your yard are tied down.

WATCH FOR WILDLIFE
🐨 If you find wildlife in need of assistance call the RSPCA Emergency Hotline on 1300 ANIMAL (264 625) 7am to 7pm, or your local wildlife group, to report any orphaned, stranded, sick or injured animals.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU LOSE OR FIND A PET
🐶 Contact our RSPCA Queensland Lost & Found on 1300 363 736, 7am to 7pm – bit.ly/3WrqQlr
🐱 Contact your local Council

ℹ️ More information and tips can be found on our website 👉 bit.ly/3WB3JHZ

Remember if it's flooded, forget it.

For emergency assistance contact the SES on 132 500, or in a life-threatening emergency call 000.

02/03/2025

We Need YOU! 🫵
Ever wondered if you have the power to change lives? We're here to tell you, you do! Your unique skills, compassion, and dedication can make a lasting impact to animals in need! 🐱🐶

If you're 16+, sign up to volunteer today! See our available positions below 👇

💗 URGENT ROLES
📌 Op Shop Assistant (Ashmore, Brassall, Cairns, Mackay, Moorooka, Stones Corner, Tamborine, Underwood, Wacol) - bit.ly/3EYDpMP
📌 Rescue Unit Drivers (Wacol, Rockhampton, Toowoomba) - bit.ly/3DcgTOB
📌 Animal Care Assistant (Bundaberg, Cairns, Dakabin, Kingaroy, Mackay, Toowoomba, Wacol) - bit.ly/3BLiDBr
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See positions available at our locations:
🐾Brisbane, Wacol: bit.ly/3eTjK8H
🐾Bundaberg: bit.ly/2W9UZeS
🐾Cairns: bit.ly/3AUteGq
🐾Dakabin: bit.ly/43N4uyU
🐾Eumundi: bit.ly/3D1T39f
🐾Gympie: bit.ly/3N6lo4h
🐾Kingaroy: bit.ly/3NgyiNk
🐾Mackay: bit.ly/3z6ehjW
🐾Noosa: bit.ly/3ui9z0S
🐾Rockhampton: bit.ly/2Wiyq8l
🐾Toowoomba: bit.ly/43VnDhw
🐾Townsville: bit.ly/30NuVIS

01/03/2025

An up-to-date microchip leads to a happy reunion 🐱❤️
What started off as a normal day at school quickly changed when lessons were interrupted after a cat was found stuck down a drain!

Staff at the school sprung into action, quickly rescuing a very thin and shaken from her adventure cat, and brining her to RSPCA.

Luckily, when the RSPCA Team scanned her for a microchip, not only did they find her name to be Nancy but her owner's contact details were up to date!

Our Lost and Found Team had the pleasure of reuniting Nancy with her family, who were shocked and overjoyed to receive the call she had been found. Having gone missing over a month ago, Nancy's family had searched high and low fearing the worst had happened to their beloved pet.

And as it turns out, the drain was on the same street Nancy went missing and she might have been stuck down there unable to get out for several days. Thankfully with the return of kids to school, she was found in time!

Nancy's family couldn't wait to have her back home safe and sound, quickly jumping in the car to pick her up from our Animal Care Centre where many a happy tear was shed when the family reunited ❤️

Speaking of microchips... is your pet's microchip updated? 🤔 With the closure of HomeSafeID, it's the perfect time to check your pet's microchip is up-to-date to maximise your chances of being quickly reunited should they go missing.

ℹ️ Learn more on the closure of microchipping registry HomeSafeID and the next steps to ensure your pet is registered 👉 bit.ly/4hZfXCi

01/03/2025

Fern has found her family ❤️🌈🐾

28/02/2025

Get in quick these little babies are coming available Wednesday this week give us a call at the centre 54829407 Ben is the white and grey Bonnie black and white older in age

28/02/2025

❤️ Rescue is our favourite breed and these guys are no exception! ❤️
Some haven’t yet found their forever families while others have only recently arrived, but these dashing dogs and cute-as-pie cats are all ready to start their Tail of Honour! 🐱🐶

Rescue a rescue today, visit 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/adopt

27/02/2025

Caught with no way to escape 💔
Brought into our Eumundi Rehabilitation Centre, this poor squirrel glider had been found caught in barbed wire and unable to escape.

The barbed wire had damaged the skin between his front and back legs that helps him glide, so a little TLC was needed to get him back in the air. Thankfully, our team were able to fix up the minor injuries that were sustained from his ordeal.

Now named Latte, his wounds soon healed it was off to the RSPCA Aviary. A flight assessment showed while he could move fast, his right arm was a little restricted. So, our dedicated Wildlife Team worked with him every day to help him regain the movement he needed.

After almost 50 days in care, Latte the Squirrel Glider was back to full flying form and was ready to be released back into the wild in Bundaberg.

🚑 Our RSPCA teams are rescuing 27,000 animals, just like Latte, every year in Queensland. To continue to save lives, we need to improve our capacity to care.

❤️ You can help protect the future of wildlife by helping build a Centre that can support proactive wildlife care through education, training and research, as well as emergency care. Find out more 👉 bit.ly/4hMYblL

27/02/2025

Hooray for Nacho! Found his people 😍

26/02/2025

Say hello to Smudge 👋
Super photogenic and ready to pose for a photo at a moment's notice, super smiley Smudge is on the hunt for her forever family 🐶🥰

Fun loving and active, there is never a dull moment with Smudge around! Her absolute favourite things to do are going on walks and adventures. Her dream is to have a big backyard and a family who enjoys the great outdoors just as much as her 🐾❤️

Smudge adores people, and when she isn't on the go, she loves nothing more than spending time with you soaking up all the cuddles and love she can ❤️🤗

Not one for sharing the love, Smuge is looking for a home where she can be the only doggo superstar 🌟 Being the centre of attention is all Smudge really wants in life; to be your one-and-only, the apple of your eye.

If Smudge sounds like the perfect fit for you, see her profile online 👉 https://www.rspcaqld.org.au/adopt/search/animaldetails?AnimalId=996131 and begin your Tails of Honour today! 🏡

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RSPCA Gympie

26/02/2025

Meet Simba!
He’s a long, lanky, goofy ball of energy with a heart as big as his paws. This bull Arab mix may look like he’s all legs, but his playful spirit and love for cuddles will have you hooked in no time.
Simba's got a big personality and an even bigger love for adventure, making him the perfect companion for anyone ready to embrace his silly side.
Whether he's bounding around the yard or curling up for a nap, he’s always ready to bring joy and laughter to his forever home. Are you the one to give this lovable, quirky guy a place to call home?

26/02/2025

It's a sun baking kind of day 🌞
Hammy, the most beautiful soul ♥️

25/02/2025

Celebrating our last year of Million Paws Walk 🐾

25/02/2025

25/02/2025

Meet Hugo 👋
Don't let his grumpy face fool you, Hugo can be quite the affectionate (on his own terms!) little soul! 😻

This 6-year-old independent gentleman is searching for a loving furever family. And on his wish list is a low-key indoor home with lots of comfy sleeping spot where he lounge and watch the world go by (one of his favourite things to do) 🌞🪟

Hugo is currently sporting a not so great haircut, after making his way into our care as a stray in desperate need of a very big grooming session. But don't worry, his luscious locks are growing fast and he'll have his fluffy furry coat back soon. To keep this distinguished gentleman looking stunning, regular grooming is a must 🪮❤️

His dislikes include 🎉 loud noises (they're scary!), and 🙌 people who don't respect boundaries - cuddles are great, but too much handling can be overwhelming!

If you're looking for a fluffy companion who appreciates peace and quite, Hugo might be your purrfect match 👉 https://www.rspcaqld.org.au/adopt/search/animaldetails?AnimalId=995091

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RSPCA Noosa

24/02/2025

Is your pet disaster ready? 🐶🐱

Make sure every member of your family is protected.

Pack these pet essentials in your emergency kit ✅

For a full checklist, visit getready.qld.gov.au/pets

RSPCA QLD

23/02/2025

🐾 Walk with friends, make an impact!

Invite your crew to join the most meaningful walk of the year: https://www.millionpawswalk.com.au/find-a-walk

💪 Together, we’re unstoppable.

23/02/2025

23/02/2025

A very lucky escape 🦎❤️
In summer as the temperature rises, our wildlife can be found trying to cool off in the closest water source they can find – even pools!

But our pools are a hazard for wildlife...

A recent patient at our RSPCA Wildlife Hospital served as a timely reminder of the importance of giving our wildlife a helping hand when it comes to water safety, including checking around your pool.

This Eastern Water Dragon found himself in a spot of bother when looking to cool down and found himself stuck under a pool filter. Luckily, he was spotted by a member of public who gave us a call for help. Our RSPCA Rescue Team jumped into action, and with a bit of maneuvering and some lubrication he slipped free!

A trip was in order to our RSPCA Wildlife Hospital for a check-over. Thankfully, he was excellent health and was able to be released back to the wild ❤️

ℹ️ It’s important for us to make sure our pools are safe, not just for us but for them as well. Provide a lifeline by draping something over the pool’s edge, like a heavy duty rope, that animals can grab onto to help them out. Pool steps can also be too high for some animals to exit the pool easily. By placing bricks or large rocks alongside the steps will give them that extra boost they need to climb out. And it's always best to make it a routine to check your pool for wildlife.

❤️ You can help protect the future of wildlife by helping build a Centre that can support proactive wildlife care through education, training and research, as well as emergency care. Find out more 👉 bit.ly/434EUHQ

22/02/2025

They’re ready to start their Tail of Honour! 🐱🐶
From playful pups and curious kittens to gentle giants and golden oldies, they’re all ready to fill your life with love and companionship 🥰

Are you ready to find your new best friend? See their profiles and apply to adopt today 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/adopt

21/02/2025

🚨 CALL FOR INFORMATION 🚨
RSPCA QLD is calling for anyone with information about a peacock shot with an arrow that was found in The Panorama, Tallai area to come forward.

RSPCA officers attended a property in The Panorama, Tallai on Thursday 13 February 2025 regarding a peacock that had been impaled with an arrow. Upon arrival, the peacock was located and transported for immediate veterinary treatment for its injuries.

Sadly, the peacock was unable to be saved and was euthanised on humane grounds due to the severity of its injuries.

RSPCA Inspectors are continuing their investigations into the matter.

☎️ If you have firsthand information on this incident, please contact the RSPCA on 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264 624) or lodge a report on our website 👉 https://www.rspcaqld.org.au/what-we-do/save-animals/inspectorate/report-cruelty

20/02/2025

📢 BARKING NEWS: The FINAL EVER Million Paws Walk takes place this May! 🎉
For 30 years, animal lovers and their furry sidekicks have been coming together and pounding the pavements to fight animal cruelty 🐶❤️

It's time for one last lap and it will be the ultimate walkies, so round up your dog squad and join us for the fun!

📅 Sunday, May 25
📌 8 locations across Queensland
🐾 Live entertainment, stalls, food, and activities for you and your pooch

Find an event near you and sign up today to get 60% off your tickets!

Registrations OPEN NOW 👉 bit.ly/3D1PiFL

With our sponsors Royal Canin, Australia Post, Bravecto Australia and Dulux Australia by our side, can you join in the fun?

19/02/2025

*UPDATE: Phones and website are back online*
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📢 ALERT! Due to a planned electrical upgrade at our Wacol, Brisbane Campus, our 1300 ANIMAL Hotline and website will be down from 7pm. At this stage the exact length of the outage is unknown.

👮‍♀️ For urgent Animal Welfare Complaints please email us at [email protected].

🐨 To report sick or injured wildlife please email [email protected] with a subject line “Wildlife Assistance Needed” and please include your name, phone number, address of animal needing help, type of animal and condition of the animal. You can also use Google Maps to send a screenshot of the exact location.

‼️ If it is a life threatening situation, please call Emergency Services on 000 immediately.

Thanks for your patience and understanding ❤️

18/02/2025

If you’re looking for a new companion, look no feather! 🦜✨
We want to shine a light on the RSPCA birds still waiting for their forever homes ❤️

From Cockatiels to Lorikeets to Budgies to Quails, these guys aren’t here to ruffle feathers. They are looking to fly the coop into families of their own 🥰

🏡 If you think you could provide the perfect home for any of these feathered friends, see their profiles online 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/adopt and apply to adopt today!

18/02/2025

We are calling out for a builder or handy man who could pop in and gift us their time to put up a sign
🐶🐾👍 give Nic a text in 0415385605
We will greatly appreciate you

17/02/2025

Luna loving her new LIFE ###

17/02/2025

Bodie's honourable tail 🐶❤️
We're so happy to hear just how well Bodie is settling in with his new family.

"He is currently being crate trained at night and has quickly become part of the family. Yesterday he completed some puppy training at our local vet (5 sessions total). In my humble opinion, he was the valedictorian of the class!"

"Although he has been a little challenging to potty train, he is getting better each day. He is a very intelligent dog. He is slowly learning how to “heel” during walks and he is HIGHLY motivated by food and treats."

"I just wanted to say thank you for allowing us the opportunity to adopt Bodie."

Thank you Kristin for sharing your Tails of Honour. We are so grateful you and your family opened your heart to Bodie and that he is now living his best life with you 🥰🐾

16/02/2025

Come on in and visit us 🐶🐾🌈🐈‍⬛ find a new best friend

15/02/2025

These 10 cuddle cats and dogs are on the hunt for their forever families 🐱🐶

Are you looking for a bestie with a boopable snoot, waggly tail or twitchy whiskers? Good news! These cute-as-pie cats and dogs are ready to steal your heart ❤️

See their profiles online 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/adopt and apply to adopt today!

14/02/2025

💘 Love is in the air 💕
Missing a snuggle buddy this Valentine's Day?🥺 Some of our cute-as-pie faces from RSPCA Dakabin are pulling out their best pick-up lines in the hope of finding their soulmate! 🐱🐶🥰

Swipe right this Valentine's Day 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/adopt

13/02/2025

This Valentine’s Day ❤️ put your health first and your pets’ too by keeping up-to-date with heartworm prevention.

Just one mosquito, just one bite, that's all it takes for your pet to develop the deadly disease.

Known to be notoriously difficult to treat, the damage to your pets heart and lungs can be permanent. Not only can recovery take months and be costly, it can take months or years for symptoms to appear.

Prevention is better than cure 🙋‍♀️ Ensure your pet is protected year round.

ℹ️ Learn more👉 rspcaqld.org.au/blog/pet-care/heartworm-and-prevention

🛍️ Shop the range of parasite preventatives with RSPCA World for Pets 👉 bit.ly/3HN0inK

13/02/2025

We're not kitten around! 😸
We have over 50 kittens across the state waiting for their forever homes!

Some have spent their entire life to date in care 💔 adopt a desexed, vaccinated and microchipped kitten today.

See their profiles online at 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/adopt and begin your honourable tail today 🏡

11/02/2025

Hulk's just popping in to let you know he is officially available for adoption and would love the chance to meet you and show what a sweetie he is 😻🥰

Could Hulk be the one for you? See his profile online 👉 https://www.rspcaqld.org.au/adopt/search/animaldetails?AnimalId=986694 and start your honourable tail today! 🏡

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RSPCA Bundaberg

10/02/2025

‼️ IMPORTANT UPDATE: PET MICROCHIPPING‼️
Microchip Pet Registry company, HomeSafeID, will soon cease to operate online.

What does this mean? 👇
If you know your pet is registered with HomeSafeID, you will need to change your microchip registration to another company 📝

If your pet's registration isn't updated, should they go missing or are found, vets/councils/animal shelters will no longer be able to view your pet’s ownership details listed on their microchip when it is scanned, making it difficult to reunite you!

ℹ️ Find out how to check your pet’s microchip and change to a new registry 👉 bit.ly/3Qe3ZbT

If you don’t know your pet’s microchip number or have lost their paperwork with their registration details, contact your veterinarian, council or animal shelter. They can scan your pet and provide the microchip number.

If you adopted a pet from RSPCA with a HomeSafe ID registry or had a microchip implanted at a RSPCA Community Day, while we cannot update your pet’s microchip details for you, we can help you find your adoptee’s microchip number and answer any questions you may have on 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264 625) or your local shelter.

08/02/2025

They're intelligent ✨ lovable ❤️ and ready to be your Tail of Honour 🏡
Click on their profiles below or find them online at 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/adopt.

Start your , adopt today! 🐱🐶🥰

07/02/2025

PET PREPAREDNESS TIPS: Helping pets during severe weather ⛈️🐱🐶
Over the past few days and weeks Queenslanders have been resilient to the heavy rainfall, floods and unpredictable weather events.

Although furniture, housing, and items can be replaced over time our pets are priceless ❤️ Whether it's leaning on your community to keep your pet in a secure yard or taking in a family member's pet while they clean up and rebuild, read some of our tips to help before, during and after a storm.

ℹ️ Keep up to date with weather warnings via your Council Disaster Dashboard 👉 bit.ly/3l27DpI

Read out blog 👇
🐴 Preparing livestock and when to act
🐱 Keeping pets safe in emergency situations
🐨 Helping injured, disorientated or sick wildlife
🐶 Assistance for finding a lost pet
Read our blog 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/blog/trending-now/prepare-your-pets-wet-weather

🏡 Returning home after the floods? Find out what hazards to protect your pet from 👉 rspcaqld.org.au/blog/trending-now/returning-home-with-pets-after-a-natural-disaster

Remember if it's flooded, forget it.
For emergency assistance contact the SES on 132 500.

06/02/2025

We are aware of posts on social media about a particular person alleged of being cruel to animals and accusations that RSPCA Queensland is not acting. This is simply untrue. We can confirm that the situation is under investigation by our Inspectors and being acted upon in accordance with the Animal Care and Protection Act (2001).

RSPCA Queensland investigates all animal welfare concerns.

Naming people on social media before investigations are complete can have a detrimental outcome on the situation and can result in trial by media.

If you have a concern for an animal’s welfare you can report firsthand information to our team via 1300 ANIMAL (265 624) or by lodging a complaint on our website.

However, social media sharing and harassment of named individuals can become detrimental to cases. If this takes place in the lead up to sentencing, or if it is apparent in court that there will be significant media coverage of the case, then a court will often take account of this ‘extra curial’ punishment dealt out to the offenders by the community via social media. If this happens, courts reduce the penalty they would otherwise impose, on the basis that the offender has already been punished, or is likely to be further punished, by the embarrassment and harassment in the public arena. We have seen this happen with past investigations.

Do not give the courts any excuse to lessen the penalty for the offenders by engaging in online harassment.

ℹ️ For more information: rspcaqld.org.au/news-and-events/news/trial-by-media

05/02/2025

*UPDATE: Phones are back online*
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📢 ALERT! Due to an electrical outage at our Wacol, Brisbane Campus, please be patient with us as our call centre, 1300 ANIMAL hotline is down.

👮‍♀️ For urgent Animal Welfare Complaints please report online at www.rspcaqld.org.au/what-we-do/save-animals/inspectorate/report-cruelty

🐨 To report sick or injured wildlife please email [email protected] with a subject line “Wildlife Assistance Needed” and please include your name, phone number, address of animal needing help, type of animal and condition of the animal. You can also use Google Maps to send a screenshot of the exact location.

‼️ If it is a life threatening situation, please call Emergency Services on 000 immediately.

Thank you for your patience and understanding ❤️