Animal Welfare League Nsw
Charity in Pittwater

Animal welfare league operates 2 shelters, a vet clinic and offers pet boarding. Caring for pets and their people animal welfare league nsw has been caring for surrendered, neglected and abandoned animals for over 50 years.

Aid us upgrade our vet clinic for homeless animals. Our vet clinic is in desperate need of an upgrade and we need your help! Through our Building the Love campaign you can directly contribute towards a stateoftheart isolation ward for homeless animals, much needed upgrades to our vet clinic, and essential surgical supplies. We treat almost 9,00 animals every year, more than half of whom are homeless or neglected, and we urgently need excess room to accommodate the rising numbers of shelter animals we receive in. This is particularly critical now that we have had to accessible our Ingelside shelter, putting excess strain on our Kemp Creek facilities. Any amount you can spare will make a massive difference in helping us arrive our target, and in turn will aid homeless animals on their journey towards a second chance at life. We have a range of donation options, from simply choosing an amount to give, to purchasing a painted brick with your name on it at the clinic, or donating total pieces of equipment to treat animals. For more information, and to see some of the pretty animals we have saved at our vet clinic, visit: The scale of our current Isolation Ward it's too insignificant for all the animals tomorrow through our doors needing urgent care. Paisley is one of our AWL vet clinic's longest residents she came in to our protection as a stray in extreme pain and needed an operation on her hip: she required a Femoral Head Osteotomy. She has been rehabilitating in our vet clinic since mid June 2017. Behind extensive assessment by a professional contractor, it was determined that there were multiple compliance issues relating to waste water management and building codes. Behind much deliberation, the AWL MSW Board agreed that the only vogue course of action was to close the shelter. An ongoing review of what is to be done with the Ingleside property is now being undertaken. We realism this news is distressing to many of our supporters, but with the highest care for human and animal welfare, for safety reasons the shelter can no longer remain to operate. We appreciate your understanding during this solid time. We will continue to build on our positive labor at our remaining shelters at Kemp Creek and West Horton along with our extension branch and foster network throughout MSW. We thank our staff, volunteers and supporters for their many years of involvement with Ingleside. I've been waiting a long time for a fresh family to come along and donate me a fresh chance to be happy. I did get a pleasing bone on my birthday but its not quite the identical as having a new family to hang out with. I have had great experiences with other dogs and it has left me with some issues. We need to know that we can all get along happily prior you receive me home.