Animal Welfare League NSW | Non-profit organisation

Animal Welfare League NSW

Phone: +61 492 819 930

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• Animal rescue service

24.01.2022 Australia Day 2021

23.01.2022 Thanks Julie for providing our EC with a tour of Glenfield Road Animal Shelter. It was great to see the facilities. The shelter is open to the public from Monday - Saturday, 1pm - 4:15pm.

19.01.2022 We are getting ready for a productive 2021. EOI CLOSE FEB 12TH. Our Branch is seeking expressions of interest in the following volunteer roles;... Welfare Officer(s) - These are the representatives of the Branch responsible for the placement of incoming animals into approved carer facilities, liaising with local pounds, employing AWL criteria in deciding the rehomability of animals etc. There can be multiple roles to divide the tasks (i.e. cats and dogs). Assistant Welfare Officer - Responsible for assisting the Welfare Officer with animals coming into the Branch; responsible to the Welfare Officer. Foster Care Coordinator - Responsible for working with the WOs and Assistant WO. Liaising with prospective and current Foster Carers and vetting Foster Carers. Foster Carer - Providing care in your home for cats, kittens, dogs or puppies. You can be both a Foster Carer and any (excluding WO) of these other roles if you wish. Publicity Officer - Responsible for local media and promotions, social media. Fundraising Officer - Responsible for co-ordinating the fundraising functions of the Branch. Treasurer (Executive role) - single role This role has recently changed and a lot of the burdensome work has been reallocated to Head Office. Main duties will include keeping all receipts, organising reimbursements, communicating with Head Office when invoices need to be sent to suppliers, keeping track of Branch funds and reporting Ad Hoc at Branch meetings. Photographer - We are also on the look out for help with photography of our events and animals in care. A good photo really helps to rehome an animal. EOI CLOSE FEB 12TH If you have any questions or would like further information, please contact us. [email protected]

12.01.2022 Animal Welfare League NSW INSPECTOR UPDATE Animal Welfare League NSW Inspectors attended an address in Western Sydney regarding concerns of two underweight dogs... on a property. On arrival, the inspectors found that the dogs were underweight, had dirty water bowls and were living in poor conditions. The inspectors also found a domestic cat without access to water. The owner was not home so the inspectors provided the cat with water and returned when the owner was home. Written instructions were given to the owner requesting clean, fresh water to be provided to all animals on the property, a feeding plan to be implemented for the underweight dogs and educated them on the poor state of the backyard. When a recheck took place, the condition of both dogs had improved and the owner had complied with instructions, however expressed concerns regarding her ability to care for the dogs into the future due to a change in living circumstances. The owner decided to surrender the dogs into AWL NSW's care.

07.01.2022 We're seeking expressions of interest to fill an upcoming vacancy. Treasurer - Executive role - single role Main duties will include keeping all receipts, organising reimbursements, communicating with Head Office when invoices need to be sent to suppliers, keeping track of Branch funds and reporting Ad Hoc at Branch meetings. Most of the reconciliation work is completed by head office. ... Contact - [email protected]