In the Media

RSPCA Tasmania regularly comments on animal welfare issues through mainstream media and via Facebook. You can also follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram. Media enquiries should be directed to RSPCA CEO, Jan Davis on 0409 004 228 or 03 6709 8100.

Labradoodle breeders appear in court

Labradoodle breeders appear in court

Tah Bernard's painful death must be the catalyst for change

RSPCA welcomes suspension of state’s largest greyhound trainer

Keep your animals safe this fire cracker season!

Keep your animals safe this fire cracker season!

Bringing your dog to work beats ruff-day blues

Bringing your dog to work beats ruff-day blues

Keeping your pets warm in winter

Keeping your pets warm in winter

Time to stamp out puppy farming

Time to stamp out puppy farming

Cat and Dog Easter

The Easter long weekend is just around the corner!

PETBARN FOUNDATION / RSPCA SAFE BEDS PROGRAM

RSPCA Welcomes Government Support for Safe Beds Program

Whips are cruel

Whipping horses is cruel

By Cgoodwin - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=9374851

Calf Roping

On World Wetlands Day, we should be protecting native ducks

Time to stop the slaughter

Time to stop the slaughter

Dogs can die in hot cars in just six minutes

Dogs can die in just 6 minutes

Fireworks survival guide for pet owners

Fireworks Survival Guide for Pet Owners

Make sure your pet has a pawsome Christmas

Make sure your pet has a pawsome Christmas

RSPCA welcomes proposals to strengthen animal welfare protection legislation

RSPCA welcomes proposals to strengthen animal welfare protection legislation

RSPCA Calls On Racing Industry To Improve Animal Welfare Outcomes

RSPCA Calls On Racing Industry To Improve Animal Welfare Outcomes

PETBARN FOUNDATION / RSPCA SAFE BEDS PROGRAM

RSPCA Welcomes Government Support for Safe Beds Program

National Road Safety Week

Look out for wildlife in National Road Safety Week

Tasmania Police investigating cruelty complaint

Tasmania Police investigating cruelty complaint

Tah Bernard's painful death must be the catalyst for change

Tah Bernard’s painful death must be the catalyst for change

Tips for a fun and safe Easter with your pet

Tips for a fun and safe Easter with your pet

RSPCA Tasmania Annual Report 2020-2021

Annual Report 2020-2021

Don't let your pets celebrate too hard this Christmas

Don’t let your pets celebrate too hard this Christmas

Tassie Mum & Dad Pet Owners push to end taxpayer funding of greyhound racing in new grassroots campaign

Tassie Mum And Dad Pet Owners Push To End Taxpayer Funding Of Greyhound Racing In New Grassroots Campaign

Dogs can die in just six minutes in hot car

Dogs can die in just six minutes

How to respond and care for ducklings in need

How to respond and care for ducklings in need

Uncomfortable about watching the cup? Rest assured, you're not alone

Uncomfortable about watching the Cup? Rest assured, you’re not alone

Whips are cruel

Whips Are Cruel

RSPCA Tasmania for the prevention of animal cruelty

Protecting Tasmanian Animals

Time to ban cruel prong collars

Time To Ban Cruel Prong Collars

Keeping Critters Warm

Keeping Critters Warm

The unseen victims of violence

The unseen victims of violence

RSPCA's Election Priorities

RSPCA’s Election Priorities

Turning the spotlight on racing funds

Turning the Spotlight on Racing Funds

Shooting sitting ducks

There’s nothing sporting about shooting sitting ducks!

RSPCA saddened by death of another Tasmanian greyhound

First greyhound death in Tasmania for 2021

Another reason to end duck slaughter

Microchipping Day - RSPCA Tasmania

Microchipping Day at Queenie

A Wood Duck is pictured from a front-on, close-up range standing on a brown wet log. Its' speckled grey and brown chest is the feature of the photo, with most of its body hidden in the photo. Its' brown head is side-on to the camera, showing its black eye and dark grey/black beak. Image: John Fields

Duck shooting is not a fair game

Pets need to chill too

Pets need to chill out too

Tasracing staff tend to Douglas after the gelding crashed into the outside barrier during race three on the Devonport Cup program. Picture: Simon Sturzaker.

RSPCA appalled by tragic death of a horse during the Devonport Cup

RSPCA Annual Report

It has been a big year for RSPCA

Don't leave dogs in hot cars

Your dog can die in just 6 minutes

Paws 'n' Claws in the Park - RSPCA Tasmania

RSPCA Paws n Claws in the Park

Discount Microchipping Day for Fingal 2020

Discount Microchipping Day for Fingal 15.11.20

Using whips in horse races in cruel

Using whips in horse races is cruel

Jan Davis - CEO RSPCA Tasmania

RSPCA Tasmania will be lobbying for better protections for dogs now the cat management bill has passed

Warmer and longer days mean it's kitten season!

Warmer and longer days mean it’s kitten season!

RSPCA Tasmania - Shilo & Charlie

Today is National Dog Day! Celebrate your pets

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