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RSPCA Australia National Statistics 2011-2012 The RSPCA receives thousands of animals every year in every State and Territory in Australia. Annual statistics on the numbers of animals received, reclaimed or rehomed are compiled on a national basis by RSPCA Australia. The following statistics cover the 2011 to 2012 financial year and give details on the receipt and placement of animals by each state and territory RSPCA during that period. The statistics also include the number of cruelty complaints received by the RSPCA inspectorate and prosecutions undertaken. Detailed information is provided in the following figures and tables: Table 1 Animals received nationally by the RSPCA for the 2011-2012 financial year Table 2 Comparison of animals received over the past 5 years Table 3 Reasons for euthanasia of dogs and cats by each state and territory RSPCA Table 4 Breakdown of animals received by each state and territory RSPCA Table 5 Cruelty complaints and prosecutions by state/territory RSPCA Table 6 National complaints, prosecutions and convictions over the past 5 years Figure 1 Total numbers of animals received since 2001 Figure 2 Reasons for euthanasia of dogs and cats at RSPCA shelters in 2011-2012 Figure 3 Cruelty prosecutions by type of animal Page 1 of 9

Table 1: Animals received nationally by the RSPCA for the 2011-2012 financial year Number of animals Percentage of total Total animals received: 131,525 Reclaimed 18, 616 33.5% of total dogs Rehomed 17,975 32.4% of total dogs Currently in Care 1 2,287 4.1% of total dogs Transferred 2 2,042 3.7% of total dogs Euthanased 14,211 25.6% of total dogs Other 432 0.8% of total dogs Total dogs 55,563 42.25% of total animals Reclaimed 2,166 4.1% of total cats Rehomed 20,489 39.1% of total cats Currently in Care 1 2,996 5.7% of total cats Transferred 2 1,419 2.7% of total cats Euthanased 24,651 47.1% of total cats Other 616 1.1% of total cats Total cats 52,337 39.79% of total animals Other animals # Reclaimed 2,256 9.5% of other animals Rehomed 4,144 17.5% of other animals Currently in Care 1 1087 4.6% of other animals Transferred 2 3,621 15.3% of other animals Euthanased 10,826 45.8% of other animals Other 1,691 7.1% of other animals Total other animals 23,625 17.96% of total animals 1 Currently in Care: animals remaining in shelter at end of financial year including foster care 2 Transferred: animals transferred to non-rspca shelter or pound # Including: horses, small animals, livestock, and wildlife Page 2 of 9

Table 2: Comparison of animals received over the past 5 years 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-2012 Change from previous year Reclaimed/rehomed /other 46,742 47,298 48,569 47,990 41,352 Down 13.83% Euthanased 23,772 22,085 20,177 19,583 14,211 Down 27.43% Total dogs 70,514 69,383 68,746 67,633 55,563 Down 17.77% Reclaimed/rehomed /other 26.303 26,710 27,075 27,440 27,686 Up.90% Euthanased 42.731 39,495 38,642 37,177 24,651 Down 33.69% Total cats 69,034 66,205 65,717 64,617 52,337 Other Animals Down 19.00% Reclaimed/rehomed /other 11,431 10,304 13,207 13,414 12,799 Down 4.58% Euthanased 11,015 10,729 11,337 11,490 10,826 Down 5.78% Total other animals 22,446 21,033 24,544 24,904 23,625 Down 5.14% Total animals 161,994 156,621 159,007 157,094 131,525 Down 16.28% Page 3 of 9

Figure 1: Animals received since 2001 80,000 Number of animals received 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 Other Year Table 3: Reasons for euthanasia of dogs and cats by each state and territory RSPCA State/Territory RSPCA ACT NSW^ NT* QLD SA TAS VIC WA Total Infectious 2 269 53 285 159 8 30 8 814 Medical reasons 59 1418 56 1,045 85 55 677 164 3,559 Behavioural Problems 56 3,013 40 3,298 593 262 1,336 136 8,734 Legal 0 67 0 114 4 0 242 0 427 Other 0 95 1 500 58 2 21 0 677 Total dogs euthanased 117 4,862 150 5,242 899 327 2,306 308 14,211 Infectious 129 2,707 69 1,047 707 245 1,201 72 6,177 Medical reasons 188 3,402 24 887 326 147 652 130 5,756 Behavioural Problems 497 2,898 77 2,375 991 598 2,167 34 9,637 Legal 0 0 0 0 68 0 1 0 69 Page 4 of 9

Other 8 524 18 1,375 33 123 931 0 3,012 Total cats euthanased 822 9,531 188 5,684 2,125 1,113 4,952 236 24,651 * Data not available for NT data from Darwin Regional Branch only Figure 2: Reasons for euthanasia of dogs and cats at RSPCA shelters in 2011-2012 Reasons of euthanasia of cats 11% Infectious 0.1% Medical 22% Behavioural 35% 32% Legal Other Reasons of euthanasia of dogs 3% 5% 5% Infectious Medical 28% Behavioural 59% Legal Other Table 4: Breakdown of animals received by each State and Territory RSPCA State/Territory RSPCA ACT NSW^ Darwin QLD SA TAS VIC WA Total Reclaimed 967 896 141 5132 2044 666 8,204 566 18,616 Rehomed 358 4,921 376 5988 946 681 4,249 456 17,975 Currently in Care 1 100 633 50 746 30 102 525 101 2287 Transferred 2 245 609 0 802 323 56 7 0 2042 Euthanased 117 4,862 150 5242 899 327 2,306 308 14211 Other 20 68 4 118 42 8 169 3 432 Total dogs 1807 11,989 721 18,028 4,284 1,840 15,460 1,434 55563 Last year's total 1751 20959 740 19252 4760 1690 16872 1549 67573 Percent change 3 3.20% -42.80% -2.57% -6.36% -10.00% 8.88% -8.37% -7.42% -17.77% Reclaimed 226 243 16 580 125 69 898 9 2166 Page 5 of 9

Rehomed 1243 4589 289 6191 1441 1390 4900 446 20489 Currently in Care 1 71 1241 115 767 62 190 515 35 2996 Transferred 2 0 731 0 174 105 44 365 0 1419 Euthanased 822 9531 188 5684 2125 1113 4952 236 24651 Other 38 74 19 204 84 33 152 12 616 Total cats 2400 16409 627 13600 3942 2839 11782 738 52337 Last year's total 2856 20703 634 16455 4906 3168 14885 1001 64617 Percent change 3-16.23% -20.74% -1.10% -17.35% -19.65% -10.39% -20.85% -26.27% -19.00% Horses Reclaimed 0 7 0 22 0 0 0 0 29 Rehomed 1 31 0 19 4 8 10 2 75 Currently in Care 1 0 51 0 12 0 5 13 4 85 Transferred 2 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 8 Euthanased 1 10 0 2 3 2 13 2 33 Other 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 Total horses 2 99 0 63 9 15 36 8 232 Last year's total 2 75 0 63 1 23 29 15 208 Percent change 3 0 32.00% 0 0 90.00% -34.78% 24.14% -46.67% 11.54% Livestock Reclaimed 6 11 1 15 3 11 21 0 68 Rehomed 92 478 0 385 6 94 158 38 1251 Currently in Care 1 9 289 0 42 0 21 38 6 405 Transferred 2 0 10 0 112 0 2 2 0 126 Euthanased 24 369 0 318 3 63 138 13 928 Other 1 8 0 43 2 2 10 2 68 Total livestock 132 1165 1 915 14 193 367 59 2846 Last year's total 129 1255 4 1014 104 250 510 166 3432 Percent change 3 2.33% -7.17% -75.00% -9.76% -86.54% -22.80% -28.04% -64.46% -17.07% Wildlife Released 697 49 0 1029 44 26 69 0 1914 Currently in Care 1 89 114 0 33 29 1 9 0 275 Transferred 2 24 255 0 2345 17 50 567 0 3258 Euthanased 1612 349 1 4428 45 69 787 0 7291 Other 428 197 0 477 1 14 240 0 1357 Page 6 of 9

Total wildlife 2850 964 1 8312 136 160 1672 0 14095 Last year's total 3240 1179 0 7402 319 210 1594 6 13950 Percent change 3-12.04% -18.24% 100% 12.29% -57.37% -23.81% 4.89% -100% 1.04% Other animals Reclaimed 47 36 0 86 18 28 25 5 245 Rehomed 384 609 8 758 296 184 482 97 2818 Currently in Care 1 70 19 0 67 25 15 107 19 322 Transferred 2 0 20 0 144 53 4 8 0 229 Euthanased 191 1284 4 328 228 29 470 40 2574 Other 26 36 1 88 41 8 62 2 264 Total other animals 718 2004 13 1471 661 268 1154 163 6452 Last year's total 576 2168 17 1747 679 372 1717 38 7314 Percent change 3 24.7% -7.6% -23.5% -15.8% -2.7% -28.0% -32.8% 328.9% -11.8% Total animals received 7909 32630 1363 42389 9046 5315 30471 2402 131525 Total 2010-11 8563 46339 1395 45933 10769 5713 35607 2775 157094 Percent change 4-7.64% -29.58% -2.29% -7.72% -16.00% -6.97% -14.42% -13.44% -16.28% 1 Currently in Care: animals remaining in shelter at end of financial year including foster care 2 Transferred: animals transferred to non-rspca shelter or pound 3,4 Percentage change in 2011-12 from previous year s figures ^ NSW previously included Council animals, this year Council animals are not included Footnote to Table 4: Examples of livestock, wildlife and other animals received Livestock Wildlife Other animals Cattle Chickens Ducks Geese Goats Bantam Hens Pigs Roosters Sheep Donkey Turkey A wide variety of native birds Magpies Galahs Lizards Possums Kookaburras Water birds Turtles Koalas Kangaroos and Wallabies Budgerigars Doves Ferrets Guinea pigs Mice Pigeons Rabbits Rats Tame ducks and chickens Page 7 of 9

Table 5: Cruelty complaints and prosecutions by State/Territory RSPCA State/Territory RSPCA* ACT NSW QLD SA TAS VIC WA Total Cruelty complaints Investigated 1437 14445 15099 2257 4168 10891 3664 51,961 Cruelty prosecutions Prosecutions finalised 2 64 30 38 45 77 10 266 Successful prosecutions^^ 2 64 30 36 38 77 10 257 Convictions recorded 4 60 5 147 34 37 11 298 Charges laid 4 385 50 150 135 244 14 982 People charged 2 98 38 45 58 76 12 329 Cases pending 1 34 4 24 23 33 11 130 Routine inspections * No inspectorate in NT ^^ Facts proved in relation to principal charges 0 78 12 48 151 19 19 327 Footnote to Table 5: Routine Inspection Details Following are examples of the types of establishments routinely inspected by the RSPCA: Abattoirs Aquariums Breeding establishments Circuses Feedlots Guard dog firm Hobby farm Intensive farms Kennels Livestock vessels Markets Pet shops Poultry farms Pounds Riding schools Rodeos Saleyards Scientific establishments Shelters Shows Tourist parks Zoo Page 8 of 9

Table 6: National complaints, prosecutions and convictions over the past 5 years 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Complaints 41,915 49,494 50,765 53,544 59,916 51,961 Prosecutions 352 266 259 247 275 266 Convictions 236 253 202 185 208 298 Figure 3: Total RSPCA cruelty prosecutions by type of animal in 2011-2012 Breakdown of Prosecutions by Animal Type 9% 3% Birds 15% Horses 58% 2% Livestock 12% Wildlife Others Page 9 of 9