Thank you for nothing. RSPCA wouldn't accept a stray cat with tick paralysis after saying they…read morewould pick him up from the vet clinic. Advising that if we should euthanise him ourselves rather then drive him to them. Poor care on their behalf.

I recently went here with a friend who's looking for a dog to adopt and was really impressed with…read morethe standard and organisation of this facility. All on the one block of land, there's the adoption centre and a big RSPCA pet store, where, if you adopt an animal, you can go straight away to stock up on things to care for your new pet. Upon walking into the adoption centre, staff are friendly and welcoming and eager to help if you have any questions about the process or need advice about what type of animal to adopt. All animals available for adoption are in the RSPCA database, so you can actually search online before going there. It's mostly dogs available for adoption here, but I saw some little guinea-pig hutches and a few cats too. The dogs are each kept in their own little room with a screen telling you their name, breed, age, with a little bit of information about their temperament and needs. Some of them have a half door open through which you can reach in and give them a cuddle. Adopting a dog from RSPCA will set you back around $300, but they come desexed and vaccinated, so it's pretty good value and you get to give a dog a new home.

Great cattery, we have 5 cats and they were well cared for and came home very happy…read more Highly recommend.

Have been there twice, both negative experiences. First time they tried to make me pay twice…read morebecause they could read their own receipt. Secondly a payment was agreed upon in writing however at yhe end of the stay they demanded more and held me and my dog hostage until we paid more money, wasnt even allowed to go to my car until I had paid more. Very rude, said they would consider giving me a discount only if I went back to them - no way, it was a terrifying experience.