RSPCA Goulburn Volunteer Branch in Goulburn, New South Wales | Charitable organisation

RSPCA Goulburn Volunteer Branch

Locality: Goulburn, New South Wales

Phone: +61 419 014 467

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23.01.2022 Our next branch meeting will be held upstairs at the Workers Club in the function room on Tuesday 10th November at 7pm. All members and visitors welcome.Our next branch meeting will be held upstairs at the Workers Club in the function room on Tuesday 10th November at 7pm. All members and visitors welcome.

22.01.2022 From all of us at the Goulburn Branch, I would like to express our heartfelt sympathy Jen, for the devastating loss of your Tilly and Daisy to snake bite on Tuesday 3rd. Our thoughts are with you.From all of us at the Goulburn Branch, I would like to express our heartfelt sympathy Jen, for the devastating loss of your Tilly and Daisy to snake bite on Tuesday 3rd. Our thoughts are with you.

20.01.2022 Great to see Steve Coleman as he was passing through Goulburn today to show us the new mobile response van. This much needed van to help in rural areas was purchased with some of the moneys raised for the bushfire crisis. Hopefully this van will be put to good use and assist in helping animals.

20.01.2022 We are having our first meeting back tomorrow Tuesday 14th July 7pm upstairs at the Soldiers Club. Looking forward to seeing everyone.

18.01.2022 Thanks for all the support the Goulburn Community have given us in our Christmas raffle. We have finished selling tickets at the mall but tickets still available from us until December 19th when drawn. Leave a message and I will get back to you.Thanks for all the support the Goulburn Community have given us in our Christmas raffle. We have finished selling tickets at the mall but tickets still available from us until December 19th when drawn. Leave a message and I will get back to you.

17.01.2022 WOW, we're almost at the end of May! And that means you're running out of time to get your paws on the awesome prizes we've got up for grabs! Hit your fundrai...sing goal and you'll get your very own KONG comfort snuggles to nap with after one of your Walk This May walkies. Plus, your fundraising efFURts mean we can continue to help the 30,000 dogs that come through our shelter doors each year.

14.01.2022 Here at RSPCA NSW we love Disney movies, especially when they have animals in them! Let us know in the comments below which Disney movie is your favourite

14.01.2022 Pleasdrop in and say hi to us at Marketplace next week.

12.01.2022 A reminder this months meeting on Tuesday August 11th is a dinner meeting in the bistro at 6pm at the Soldiers Club. All invited.A reminder this months meeting on Tuesday August 11th is a dinner meeting in the bistro at 6pm at the Soldiers Club. All invited.

11.01.2022 Please come and support us in our raffle next week. Due to COVID our fund-raising has been down this year and we really need to boost our funds to be able to continue with our much valued desexing and vaccination programmes.Please come and support us in our raffle next week. Due to COVID our fund-raising has been down this year and we really need to boost our funds to be able to continue with our much valued desexing and vaccination programmes.

09.01.2022 Well, we've finally made it! Today is the last day of Walk This May, and we hope you have all had a blast treating your furry friends to some extra long walkie...s, and raising funds to fight animal cruelty! Over the month of May, our amazing community has: Walked for 1,469,518 minutes Taken 193,666,440 steps Raised $723,059 to fight animal cruelty It's incredible what we can do together when we raise our paws to fight animal cruelty. <3

08.01.2022 On behalf of Scout (and all of our other RSPCA animals across NSW) we would love to say a huge THANK YOU! We put out the call and you answered and now we have some lovely warm blankies to keep our animals nice and toasty this winter. Thank you!

06.01.2022 The RSPCA NSW Inspectorates want to remind animal owners that using, selling or possessing an electric collar device otherwise known as ‘shock collars’ or ‘ba...rking collars’ is an offence under Section 16 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979. The maximum penalty for an offence contrary to this provision is a $27,500.00 fine for a corporation or a $5,500 fine and/or six months imprisonment in respect of an individual. Such an offence can also be dealt with by way of on the spot fines of $500 for an individual. For more information around this matter, please have a read of our blog post: www.rspcansw.org.au//news-in/electric-collars-illegal-nsw/

06.01.2022 We have been advised that August 11th Meeting at Soldiers Club cannot be held upstairs due to COVID regulations. We are able to meet in Bistro with a Max 10 people per table. We are suggesting that we should do this at 6pm so we can have a meal while we meet. Can you let us know if you are able to make the meeting for numbers? Thanks

06.01.2022 Has anyone else in Goulburn been doing the walk every day? If so please share with us. And a huge thank youHas anyone else in Goulburn been doing the walk every day? If so please share with us. And a huge thank you

06.01.2022 Cupcake Day is quickly approaching, start preparing early with these Pawfect Pupcakes to include your furbabies on this exciting day! Cupcake Day is officially... on Monday 26 October, but hosts can celebrate with an event on any day throughout the month. Animal lovers and sweet tooth's should preheat their ovens and pre-register now by clicking the link in our bio, and downloading the host guide, special recipes and pawsome promotional material.

03.01.2022 For a month these guys have been stepping it out every day to raise money for the RSPCA for MPW. Not only that but wearing a different outfit every day for a month. Congratulations and thanks to June, Chloe and Solly for your continued support.

02.01.2022 Mount Druitt man convicted and sentenced for failing to provide vet treatment to pet poodle A 71-year-old man failed to appear at Mount Druitt Local Court in r...elation to multiple animal cruelty offences relating to his pet dog Aviary, a white Poodle crossbreed. The man was convicted in his absence for six counts of failure to provide vet treatment to the dog. The Court imposed fines and veterinary care and shelter costs totalling $6107 were awarded to RSPCA NSW. The man was also banned from purchasing, acquiring, taking possession or custody of any animal for five years. RSPCA inspectors attended a Lethbridge Park home where they found Aviary lying on the ground. The dog required immediate vet treatment and was seized and transported directly to the RSPCA NSW Sydney Veterinary Hospital for examination by a veterinarian. The veterinary report indicated that the dog had numerous health issues which remained untreated for significant periods of time, causing him unnecessary pain, suffering and discomfort. The vet determined that Aviary was suffering from a Grade 4 dental disease with bone loss and gum recession at the tooth roots, and pus exuding from the root, which was untreated for no less than 21 days prior to examination. He also had inflamed, irritated skin at the perianal region due to faecal scalding, conjunctivitis and otitis externa (ear infections) which had been untreated for at least one week prior to examination. He had a heavy flea burden which had remained untreated for at least three weeks, and a very matted and dirty coat, for which the man failed to provide necessary grooming for at least one month prior to examination. Aviary made a full recovery under RSPCA NSW care and has been adopted into his forever home.