Animal Welfare League Of Queensland
Pet Care in Gold Coast

Embracing a brighter future the awlq specialises in the care, shelter, and re-homing of cats and dogs. As well as providing on-site care at its�?���??���??� three re-homing centre�?���??���??�s (gold coast, beenleigh and ipswich), the awlq has a fostering and rehabilitation program that is second to none. Since 1959, the awlq has opened its doors and hearts to all companion animals in need.

Too many animals Too many Cats or Kittens. Earlier you visit the awl to encourage an animal please ensure you have the following: Relevant transportation equipment It is a appropriate idea to invest in a strong cat carrier for cats and little puppies and a lead for dogs. All animals need to be transported inside the vehicle and restrained with a harness or seat belt device. Animals cannot be transported on the back of Utes. Animal handling experience You have had pets before and are homey and optimistic handling them. You have basic knowledge in how to protection for them, feeding, toileting etc. If you have a yard they will have access to the fencing must be secure and there must be concern from the elements. awl will supply your foster pet’s food and any medication. Time and commitment It is a big responsibility deciding to be a foster carer. We depend on you to protection for your encourage pet to a high standard for a specific length of time. It is very crucial that you keep your appointments as this allows our vets and staff to aid as many animals as possible. Spending time with them and socializing them is key to their future happiness. All cats and dogs will need to be up to date with their vaccinations. awl recognizes the valuable contributions of the subsequent organizations and supporters. awl work with local councils, state government, rescue groups and the community to improve the outcomes for stray and surrendered pets, and are renowned for our unique and inventive programs, initiatives and re homing strategies. Our organization was the beginning in Queensland to open a Community Veterinary Clinic to the public, making essential vet care services accessible for the first time to those owners previously unable to afford treatment for their pets. The charter of awl’s Community Vet Clinics is that no suffering animal is ever to be turned away, despite the owner’s financial circumstances. awl’s Re homing Program is one of the maximum thriving in the country, with an ordinary of 200 animals each week being adopted from our Re homing centers and Shelters. Our onside veterinarians, health assess, desex, vaccinate and microchip all our dogs and cats earlier they are placed up for adoption. Further treatment is provided to those animals needing time in foster concern before being adopted and those with special needs and surgery. No time limit is placed on our animals finding a fresh home once they come in the re homing kennels, they stay with us until they are adopted. Much effort is made to ensure that no animal lingers too long waiting for a home and awl has over the years developed many innovative campaigns and promotions that highlight our animals for adoption. awl do not honest re home animals from our centers and Shelters we also work with a number of outreach re homing locations throughout South East old, helping to enlarge our adoption rates and making companion animal adoption more accessible to the community.