
RSPCA Australia is a Federation of 8 independent State & Territory RSPCA bodies called member Societies.
RSPCA Australia is
home to a strong science and campaigns team, with a particular focus on farm
animal issues. RSPCA Australia is responsible for facilitating national
campaigns and events and representing the interests of animal welfare with
Government and industry across all areas.
Campaign Against Puppy Farming
What is a puppy farm?
A puppy farm (also
known as a puppy factory or puppy mill) is an intensive dog breeding facility
that is operated under conditions that fail to meet the dogs’ behavioural,
social and/or physiological needs. Puppy farms are usually large-scale
commercial operations, but inadequate conditions may also exist in small volume
breeding establishments which may or may not be run for profit.

RSPCA Australia
considers puppy farming to be a significant national animal welfare issue. RSPCA
Australia released a Discussion Paper on
the issue in January 2010 and received over 100 responses which were used to
help develop a document presenting a potential way forward to end puppy farming
in Australia.
The resulting document
- End Puppy Farming - The Way Forward -
presents a series of problems, desired outcomes and recommended ways forward
which, if implemented, would bring a complete end to puppy farming in
Australia.
How can I help?
You can help us close
the legal loopholes and help us bring an end to puppy farming:
- Sign up to our Close Puppy Factories campaign.
- Write to your State/Territory MP and Federal MP - here is a draft letter to get you started
- Become a Smart Puppy Advocate - tell your friends and family how to avoid supporting puppy farms.
The Smart Puppy and Dog Buyers Guide available to download here

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