About RSPCA NSW
RSPCA NSW is a community-based, not-for-profit, animal welfare charity that protects, cares for, treats and rehomes animals across New South Wales.
Since 1928, the RSPCA NSW Inspectorate performs a statutory role in enforcing state animal cruelty legislation. Over 30 dedicated inspectors investigate complaints against all types of animals, in all kinds of situations. The Inspectorate exists first and foremost to help people help their animals, and it is their intent to keep animals with their owners when it is in the animal’s best interest to do so. They are empowered to deal with serious animal cruelty offences by the use of statutory powers and enforcement action.
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Crime by Natalie Wolfe 25th Feb 2021 4:35 PM As millions of Aussies spent the better part of 2020 locked down and stuck inside, it s no surprise that the RSPCA was busier than usual investigating cruelty complaints. RSPCA inspectors, who travel the nation in an attempt to make sure animals are well-cared for, investigated more than 57,900 cruelty cases through the 19/20 financial year. The almost 58,000 investigations came from the 73,997 complaints originally made to the RSPCA s cruelty hotline.