THESE ARE JUST SOME OF THE DOGS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION ... FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT www.animalwelfare.com.au
The Animal Welfare League is the result of over 40 years of tireless work by staff and volunteers who care about the welfare of lost and abandoned companion animals.We pride ourselves on providing the best care possible for South Australia’s less fortunate companion animals.Through the years we have relied on the generous donations from kind animal lovers in South Australia.Our current shelter in Wingfield officially opened its doors to the many lost cat's and dog's of South Australia in the mid-seventies, after many councils were approached for assistance. There was some doubt over the Wingfiled site, but over the years it has proved to be a very wise decision. The Wingfield shelter was opened by the Premier of SA, Don Dunstan, in 1976.The newest edition to the AWL family is our new shelter located in Elizabeth West. Our Northern Annexe, affectionatley known as 'The Nax', was opened in 2005.Today, the League operates on a busy schedule, looking after stray and abandoned animals, with dedicated staff and volunteers working to raise money for the future survival of this crucial service. The League receives no direct Government financial support, other than minor assistance for providing a pound service for over 20 councils.The League is a recognised 'not for profit' charity. We rely on memberships, donations and bequests to continue our care of the animals, so any help you can give is greatly appreciated. We are open to the public every day of the year (except Christmas Day) for people looking for their lost pets or wanting to give an abandoned companion animal a second chance at a 'forever' home.Over the League's 43 year history we have re-homed thousands of abandoned companion animals and returned many ill-treated dog's and cat's back to good health. We have come a long way since 1964 and we will continue to strive for a world full of responsible pet owners.
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