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RSPCA Epping The RSPCA has managed our Epping shelter on behalf of the Whittlesea City Council since 1999. The shelter provides pound services for stray and unwanted animals within the Whittlesea area and helps find new homes for these animals. In addition to the number of animals adopted in Epping, many are also transported to the RSPCA Burwood East Adoption Centre to find loving new homes. In the past year, our Burwood East and Epping shelters have collectively cared for 17,832 animals. RSPCA Inspectors within the region investigate reported animal cruelty complaints received from the community. Each year, our Inspectors investigate more than 14,400 cases of reported cruelty. Support the RSPCA Epping Shelter RSPCA Ballarat desperately needs community support to fund the work of their local Inspector, and to help care for the thousands of animals in the shelter receives each year. Click here to make a donation to support the Epping Shelter. Adoption Animals If you are looking for a new pet, RSPCA Epping have lots of dogs and cats needing loving new homes. View the RSPCA Epping adoption animals and you might just find your new best friend! Volunteering
Featured are two of our dedicated volunteers, Shantelle and Angela. Rain, hail or shine they arrive at the shelter every Wednesday to walk the dogs and give them lots of TLC. Are you a tertiary or secondary student who is
interested in working in animal welfare? Read more about our student
work experience program.
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RSPCA
Epping relies on the support of dedicated volunteers to help it care for all
creatures great and small.
Currently, RSPCA Epping has 17 active volunteers, but we always need more. So if you are interested in becoming a volunteer at the shelter, please
