Charities & Causes

The Animal Welfare League

Charities & Causes

Posted by: Jade Simpson

25th Jan 2011 09:35pm

They do great work at rehoming animals and encouraging law changes. I volunteered there for 2 years.
Anonymous
  • 9th Jan 2013 10:44am

Having a NoKill policy would be awesome...I am a member of PoundRound in NSW and volunteer at SA Dog Rescue and it is always a nervous wait to either get transport for an animal or find at least a foster home...No dogs deserve to die purely because the owner does not want it anymore (there are a few exceptions to the case) and animals have emotinal and physical feelings which can traumatise them too. How do we go about getting this practice into the other states that do not have the NoKill Policy??? I watch the PoundRounds everyday on Facebook and Share and practically beg people to help these dogs...I help as much as I can but have two dogs of my own and my council wont allow me to have any more ....Animal Welfare, SA Dog Rescue, PoundRounds and WSPA all do a fantastic job as does other countries all over the world...people need to be more like dogs who are loyal, loving and unconditionally faithful...

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