Cat and kitten food appeal
With our cat and kitten pens still overflowing we are desperately low on dry and tinned food. You can help by donating food today ... read more
The Animal Welfare League of Qld takes care of approximately 10,000 strayed and abandoned animals a year throughout South East Queensland. The AWL receives no state or federal government funding, relying predominantly on the community for support. It is through the continued support of the community that we will achieve a brighter future for every companion animal in need.
The 2010 National Desexing Month campaign 'Weapons of Mass Production' is due out within days and the AWL are hoping for the biggest month yet.
Vets, councils and animal welfare organisations from across the nation are invited to participate by encouraging pet owners to desex their pets before they breed to prevent accidental and unwanted litters.
Find out more about AWL Qlds national program National Desexing Network (NDN) or how you can support National Desexing Month ... read more
With our cat and kitten pens still overflowing we are desperately low on dry and tinned food. You can help by donating food today ... read more
AWL Qld have pledged their love for Elvis our education cat online as part of Whiskas Pledge Your Love For Cats campaign. You can help the AWL win $10,000 by voting for Elvis ... read more
Have you bought your 2010/2011 copy of the Entertainment Book? You can help support the AWL by purchasing your copy through our Coombabah Rehoming Centre or download an order form here to receive your Entertainment Book in the mail.
We understand how difficult it can be to find pet friendly rentals. Thanks to the Pet Friendly Rentals Search Tool, the search for pet friendly accommodation is a lot easier... read more
The AWL Education and Training Division have developed several courses to help solve both dog and cat behavioural problems in an effort to reduce the number of dogs and cats surrendered to AWL each year ... read more
Animal SearchFind a pet, save a life today. search our online database here
Find out how your community can get to zero euthanasia of stray and abandoned cats and dogs.
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