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WLPA - No-kill Animal Shelter - WLPA - World League for Protection of . . . No-Kill – No Exploitation WLPA promotes an ethic of never using, exploiting or harming animals of any kind Our Goals are to stop the killing of thousands of healthy cats and dogs every year, to rehome as many to spare them the cruelty of being killed in pounds should they become lost or abandoned, and help provide a healthy humane support system for pets and their people
Cats Kittens - WLPA - World League for Protection of Animals Cats are desexed, vet checked, given a dental if indicted and vaccinated prior to being rehomed Adoptions are a tax-deductible donations – from $100 to $300 – as a contribution towards the health care for each animal (see details on individual listings) Visits to our Adoption Centre are welcome 12 00 noon to 6pm (7 days a week) Unit 6 41-43 Higginbotham Road
All Cats Kittens - Pet Rescue - WLPA - World League for Protection of . . . Cats are desexed, vet checked, given a dental if indicted and vaccinated prior to being rehomed Adoptions are a tax-deductible donations – from $100 to $300 – as a contribution towards the health care for each animal (see details on individual listings) Visits to our Adoption Centre are welcome 12 00 noon to 6pm (7 days a week) Unit 6 41-43 Higginbotham Road
Events - WLPA - World League for Protection of Animals Find out about the events that the World League for Protection of Animals is has hosted or been involved with These include Adopt a Pet: Festivals, Adoption Days, Fundraisers, etc
1080 Poison - WLPA - World League for Protection of Animals WLPA is often contacted by grief-stricken members of the public who have lost a beloved pet to 1080 poisoning This is Max’s story, told by his owner “It started with a small epileptic style convulsion which occurred again an hour later, then again about half an hour after that and continued to gain severity over a 25 minute period
Help the WLPA help Sydneys abandoned pets Volunteer, Donate, Sponsor or Become a member See how you can support the WLPA give a new life for some of Sydney’s abandoned pets