"Lots of people know what to do, but few people actually do what they know. Knowing is not enough! You must take action." Anthony Robbins

Take Action today to help create change

• Support a full Parliamentary enquiry into the NSW pet industry
  With no regulation and little rules, the Pet Industry is costing the NSW public an estimated $60m annually and a staggering number of animals (60,000+) are killed in order for the industry to profit. The NSW government has not brought about effective policy to greater manage this industry. Legislation is based primarily on the best commercial outcome and not ideal community and social policy. As a result, the NSW Public suffers, council workers suffer and the animals suffer. In any other industry where so much is made by so few . .  and such a cost is incurred by the public, there would be far greater focus on appropriate regulation and policy. This is why NSW Animal Policy is flawed. To find out more and what action you can take visit the Fix NSW Animal Policy website.

• Get People to Visit This Site
  Tell as many people as you can about this website and the horrific Australian euthanasia numbers. Use this Form to notify all your contacts - friends, relatives, neighbours, and to receive Updates on the campaign. Add our link or banner to your own web link page. We need everyone to know what's happening to our Companion Animals in Australia.

• Put Up a Poster
  All posters are PDFs (so you'll need Adobe Reader to open them) and on A4 page size. Print in colour or B&W and post on as many notice-boards as possible for others to see. Click here for location ideas.
  • Total Australia x 1 per page
  • Total Australia x 2 per page
  • Total Australia x 4 per page
  • This is your last day....



• Tell the Pet Shop Employee
  If you know anyone who works in a pet shop, let them have the address to this web-site. Download this notice and give them a copy
  
• Advise the Potential Pet Buyer
  Please download this notice and keep a few in your bag. If you know or see anyone who is about to buy a pet from a pet shop or via a backyard breeder advertisement in the paper or Internet, or from a mass production registered breeder, and give one to them

• Dob in the Puppy Mill
  If you suspect a Puppy or Kitten Mill (operation with constantly pregnant cats and dogs and churning out litter after litter) near you, send the information to your local newspaper, tv and radio reporters and ask them to investigate. Let us know too

• Dob in the Backyard Breeder
  Do you know any backyard breeders or people who allow their cats and dogs to breed unchecked? Write and let us know the details. Name names! We’ll get a shame file going. We guarantee complete anonymity - your name will never be revealed and we promise not to keep a record of your name

• Support only the Right Pet Stores
  Do you know any pet stores who only sell pet food and accessories and direct people to the shelters. Or who help rehome animals and are part of the solution? If so, please write in and let us know their details - we'll forward them to be included on the Pet Shop Stars page of the excellent website WhereDoPuppiesComeFrom?

• Dob in bad Pet Stores
  Use this great "Pet Store Feedback Guide". Created by www.wheredopuppiescomefrom.com.au for you to easily and politely demonstrate your concerns to pet stores selling puppies and kittens. If you see a Pet Store selling puppies and kittens who look sick or distressed, or too young to be away from their mothers, or an animal without access to food and water, then you are witnessing cruelty.You need to tell someone. Tell us, the RSPCA or contact your local MP ot the Police.

• Take ACTION if you see Pets being Dumped
  It is NEVER acceptable to dump an animal and especially cruel to leave vulnerable puppies and kittens to fend for themselves. It is also illegal to dump animals and carries heavy penalties under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. Make sure you record the car registration number, colour and model. Take a description of the people concerned, the time and date and jot it all down. Then report this immediately to the RSPCA and/or police. Of course, please do all you can to make sure the dumped animals are kept safe until the RSPCA, local vet or council ranger arrives.

Other important things for pet owners or potential pet owners to do