Animal Welfare League NSW - Western Suburbs Branch

Animal Welfare League NSW - Western Suburbs Branch There are various Animal Welfare League NSW branches located across NSW. These branches are managed and operated by dedicated volunteers.

The purpose of our branches is to better position our organisation to assist companion animals in localised areas. Animal Welfare League NSW - Western Suburbs is a branch of Animal Welfare League NSW. We are a small group of volunteers dedicated to helping those in the community that require a hand from time to time with their pets, primarily assisting pensioners and low income earners to desex th

eir cats and dogs. We also endeavour to help find new homes for abandoned animals in order to give them a second chance. Our branch does not have a shelter or an office. Our cats and dogs for adoption are in homes with foster carers. AWL NSW volunteer branches offer the following services:
- Caring for surrendered animals
- Adopting dogs, cats, puppies and kittens
- Subsidised Desexing Programs for financially disadvantaged people to have their animals desexed
- Fundraising and events
- Building relationships with local Council and community groups to assist with animal welfare issues in the region
As AWL NSW branches are run by volunteers and are always in need of new faces to join their dedicated teams. There are many opportunities available to help animals at your local branch, some of which include:
Donations: Our branch needs pet food donations in order to survive and continue our work with local animals. Contact us to make a donation, or participate in one of our fundraising events. Email [email protected]
Events: Our Branch regularly participate in events to help raise money for animals in our care. This may be anything from a BBQ at Bunnings to a stall at a local fair. Events are a great way to be involved with our branch. Fundraising: You can raise money for your local branch by initiating your own fundraising activities. Coin drives at your school and placing donation tins at your place of work are great ways you can raise money to help animals. Foster care: If you have space at your place for an animal awaiting a home you may be able to foster through our branch. Fostering is a great hands-on experience which gives you the opportunity to see first-hand the difference you’re making. Please email [email protected] for an application. Animal transportation: Sometimes animals in branch care need to travel for appointments and their foster parents or other branch members may not be available to do it. If you have reliable transportation and would like to “help when you can” you can offer your animal transportation services. Photography: Our branch is involved in rehoming animals and always need good photography to showcase our animals in the best light. If you have a knack for photography and a love of animals please email [email protected] if you can help out.

02/03/2025

Hello friends,
We will be at Bunnings Dural on the 16th of March. Come and say hi to us and browse our tables full of lots of great things to buy for you and your furbabies.
Also, if you are interested in volunteering, even for an hour, we would love to hear from you.

28/02/2025

Looking for something to do on Saturday night??
There is still room for you to join us at this fun night out. While helping us raise funds for our local community pet programs.

18/02/2025

CAT SQUEEZY TREAT DONATIONS 😻

Our shelter cats love squeezy treats, and we go through A LOT of them! These tasty snacks are more than just a treat—they help us:

🐾 Build trust with our timid cats
🐾 Support behavioural training and positive reinforcement
🐾 Sneak medication to those who need it
🐾 Help our cats feel comfortable during meet & greets with potential adopters

If you’d like to donate, we’d be so grateful! Any brand is welcome, and donations can be dropped off at our shelter or sent directly to us.

📌1605 Elizabeth Drive, Kemps Creek 2178.

Thank you for helping us care for our cats! ❤️

09/02/2025

🐇 🐰 PET RABBIT OWNERS! PLEASE READ! 🐰 🐇

The NSW government has issued an alert to rabbit owners about releasing a rabbit calicivirus strain (RHDV1-K5) to control wild rabbits on the first week of March 2025. It will occur in Greater Sydney Local Government areas, including the Central Coast. We urge rabbit owners to vaccinate their rabbits before MARCH 1.

Rabbit calicivirus is transmitted through biting insects (e.g mosquitoes/biting flies) and various form of contact. Risks include owners walking through infected areas and collecting grass exposed to wild rabbits. As such, both indoor and outdoor rabbits should be vaccinated.

The virus targets the liver and is most often fatal. The most common symptoms include lethargy, inappetence, and decreased defecation. Other symptoms that can also be seen include; pale gums, breathing difficulty, nose bleeds or bleeding from other orifices.

Arrange a booking to vaccinate your pet rabbit before March 1.

10/01/2025

These cheeky boys are up for adoption in 2 weeks. Rehoming Number R251000222 - keep watching the AWL NSW website for their details

09/01/2025

ℹ️📣ℹ️📣UPDATE ON DUO ~ MISSING ELDERLY DOG IN TOWRANG (NSW): Arthur & Co. Pet Detectives have been onsite in the Towrang area and spoken to the owners of the boarding kennels and other locals. It has been confirmed that Duo Duo did indeed escape from the kennels on 23/12. A lovely local had Duo run through the back of her property in a terrified state and on to Towrang Rd. It was there that some other locals managed to catch Duo on Towrang Rd and they secured her into their yard. They claim Duo escaped their yard and has not been seen again. No other locals have reported seeing Duo running in the Towrang area and many didn’t know she was even missing. Enquiries are continuing and formal referrals re the facility will be made to the RSPCA, council etc.

09/01/2025

🐾 DON'T MISS OUT! 🐾

Our HALF-PRICE promotion for adult cats is ending very soon – Close of business on January 12th! 😻

If you've been considering adding a furry friend to your family, now's the perfect time! Bring home a loving adult cat at half price before this offer ends on January 12th. There's no better way to begin the year than with a devoted companion to share it with! 🐾

😻 Cats from 7 months old - 8 years old have a reduced adoption fee of $115.
😻 Cats over 8 years old have a reduced adoption fee of $85.

Adoption fee includes microchipping, desexing, vaccinations and free lifetime registration.

Please note the promotion does not include kittens under 7 months old ❕

📍VISIT US
1605 Elizabeth Drive, Kemps Creek
10am-3:30pm Mon-Sun
📍CONTACT US
8777 4445
[email protected]
RON: R25100022

02/01/2025

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29/12/2024

With pounds & vets closed until Thursday 2/1/2025, this wonderful initiative will assist anyone wanting to help a lost animal find its way home. Please share so anyone wanting to use the service can do so during the new year fire works that cause so much grief for pets. A reminder to all pet owners that all pets ( especially dogs) should be secured inside on new years eve.

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28/12/2024

Please share to get this old boy home.

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28/12/2024

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These cheeky boys are up for adoption in 2 weeks. Rehoming Number R251000222 - keep watching the AWL NSW website for their details

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AWL NSW Western Suburbs & Hills District Branch

Animal Welfare League NSW - Western Suburbs is a branch of Animal Welfare League NSW. We are a small group of volunteers dedicated to helping those in the community that require a hand from time to time with their pets, primarily assisting pensioners and low income earners to desex their cats and dogs. We also endeavour to help find new homes for abandoned animals in order to give them a second chance. Our branch does not have a shelter or an office. Our cats and dogs for adoption are in homes with foster carers.

AWL NSW volunteer branches offer the following services:

- Caring for surrendered animals - Adopting dogs, cats, puppies and kittens - Subsidised Desexing Programs for financially disadvantaged people to have their animals desexed - Fundraising and events - Building relationships with local Council and community groups to assist with animal welfare issues in the region

As AWL NSW branches are run by volunteers and are always in need of new faces to join their dedicated teams. There are many opportunities available to help animals at your local branch, some of which include: