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RSPCA Australia National Statistics 2016-2017 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 2016 to 2017 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 tables: Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 Table 6 Animals received nationally by the RSPCA for the 2016-2017 financial year Comparison of animals received nationally by the RSPCA over the past 5 years Reasons for euthanasia of dogs and cats by each RSPCA Society for the 2016-2017 financial year Animals received by each RSPCA Society for the 2016-2017 financial year Cruelty complaints and prosecutions by state/territory RSPCA for the 2016-2017 financial year Cruelty complaints and prosecutions nationally over the past 6 years

Table 1: Animals received 1 nationally by the RSPCA for the 2016-2017 financial year Total animals received: 135,872 Dogs Number of animals Percentage of total animals Reclaimed 18,190 40.63% Rehomed 16,294 36.39% Currently in Care 2 2,615 5.84% Transferred 3 1,670 3.73% Euthanased 5,763 12.87% Other 238 0.53% Total dogs 44,770 32.95% Cats Reclaimed 2,658 4.93% Rehomed 30,595 56.75% Currently in Care 2 4,466 8.28% Transferred 3 774 1.44% Euthanased 14,563 27.01% Other 856 1.59% Total cats 53,912 39.68% Other animals 4 Reclaimed 3,987 10.72% Rehomed 5,985 16.09% Currently in Care 2 1,557 4.19% Transferred 3 6,904 18.56% Euthanased 16,571 44.56% Other 2186 5.88% Total other animals 37,190 27.37% 1 Received refers to all animals in RSPCA facilities during the 2016-2017 financial year 2 Currently in Care: animals remaining in shelter at end of financial year including foster care 3 Transferred: animals transferred to another RSPCA facility or non-rspca facility such as pound, welfare or rescue group 4 Including: horses, small animals, livestock, and wildlife

Table 2: Comparison of animals received nationally by the RSPCA over the past 5 years Dogs 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Change from previous year Reclaimed/rehomed/other 38,834 38,641 39,830 39,384 39,007-0.96% Euthanased 10,355 7,313 6,765 5,872 5,763-1.86% Total dogs 49,189 45,954 46,595 45,256 44,770-1.07% Cats Reclaimed/rehomed/other 29,772 33,675 35,406 39,365 39,349-0.04% Euthanased 19,464 15,491 17,398 16,205 14,563-10.13% Total cats 49,236 49,166 52,804 55,570 53,912-2.98% Other Animals Reclaimed/rehomed/other 14,811 17,021 17,963 20,884 20,619-1.27% Euthanased 13,437 15,163 16,133 15,681 16,571 5.68% Total other animals 28,248 32,184 34,096 36,565 37,190 1.71% Total animals 126,673 127,304 133,495 137,391 135,872-1.11%

Table 3: Reasons for euthanasia of dogs and cats by each RSPCA Society for the 2016-2017 financial year State/Territory RSPCA Total ACT Darwin 1 NSW 2 QLD SA TAS VIC WA Dogs Infectious 0 4 64 23 23 0 8 0 122 Medical 9 22 517 284 152 31 202 62 1,279 Behavioural 26 22 1,806 1043 479 58 470 60 3,964 Legal 0 0 132 160 5 0 64 0 361 Other 0 0 25 5 0 7 0 0 37 Total dogs euthanased 35 48 2,544 1,515 659 96 744 122 5,763 Cats Infectious 39 12 1,799 545 371 99 675 2 3,542 Medical 72 11 1,216 805 471 196 526 78 3,375 Behavioural 88 3 899 305 120 179 610 69 2,273 Legal 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 Other 3 266 0 2,657 145 552 342 1,407 0 5,369 Total cats euthanased 465 26 6,571 1,800 1,514 816 3,222 149 14,563 1 Data not available for NT data from Darwin Regional Branch only. 2 RSPCA NSW includes Council animals this year. 3 ACT, SA, QLD and TAS Feral cats euthanased are recorded in Other.

Table 4: Animals received 1 by each RSPCA Society for the 2016-2017 financial year Dogs State/Territory RSPCA ACT Darwin NSW 5 QLD SA TAS VIC WA Total Reclaimed 380 59 4,320 5,803 1,408 568 5,454 198 18,190 Rehomed 421 505 4,177 6,933 868 743 2,318 329 16,294 Currently in Care 2 38 42 876 777 143 91 555 93 2,615 Transferred 3 79 0 744 412 41 1 375 18 1,670 Euthanased 35 48 2544 1515 659 96 744 122 5,763 Other 2 7 42 129 11 1 24 22 238 Total dogs 955 661 12,703 15,569 3,130 1,500 9,470 782 44,770 Last year's total 844 676 13,579 14,184 3,289 1,506 10,469 709 45,256 Percent change 4 13.15% -2.22% -6.45% 9.76% -4.83% -0.40% -9.54% 10.30% -1.07% Cats Reclaimed 154 12 608 770 222 75 802 15 2,658 Rehomed 1,597 376 7,941 10,069 2,849 1,425 5,824 514 30,595 Currently in Care 2 55 118 1,011 1,159 665 240 1134 84 4,466 Transferred 3 0 2 242 304 13 4 179 41 785 Euthanased 465 26 6,571 1,800 1,514 816 3,222 149 14,563 Other 44 5 188 335 99 33 131 21 856 Total cats 2,315 539 16,561 14,437 5,362 2,593 11,292 824 53,923 Last year's total 2,483 396 19,129 14,031 5,189 2,186 11,457 699 55,570 Percent change 4-6.77% 36.11% -13.42% 2.89% 3.33% 18.62% -1.44% 17.88% -2.98% Horses Reclaimed 0 0 15 14 1 1 7 0 38 Rehomed 0 0 43 12 4 48 21 18 146 Currently in Care 2 1 0 105 8 9 7 50 22 202 Transferred 3 0 0 6 1 16 0 6 9 38 Euthanased 0 0 12 4 11 7 12 5 51 Other 0 0 0 0 3 6 0 0 9 Total horses 1 0 181 39 44 69 96 54 484 Last year's total 2 0 162 30 19 70 184 44 511 Percent change 4-50.00% n/a 11.73% 30.00% 131.58% -1.43% -47.83% 22.73% -5.28% Livestock Reclaimed 5 0 17 83 14 6 17 0 142 Rehomed 351 18 526 326 109 317 169 90 1906 Currently in Care 2 10 1 80 75 79 55 18 11 329 Transferred 3 20 0 11 134 43 1 47 0 256 Euthanased 25 1 248 197 102 21 65 10 669 Other 9 0 10 39 16 17 8 5 104 Total livestock 420 20 892 854 363 417 324 116 3,406 Last year's total 275 7 1,051 827 157 421 387 87 3,212 Percent change 4 52.73% 185.71% -15.13% 3.26% 131.21% -0.95% -16.28% 33.33% 6.04% Wildlife Released 57 0 8 2,772 6 14 610 0 3,467 Currently in Care 2 0 0 1 384 1 5 16 0 407 Transferred 3 151 0 231 5,788 15 11 11 0 6,207 Euthanased 348 0 247 12,864 34 19 605 0 14,117 Other 52 0 36 1,361 4 20 106 0 1,579 Total wildlife 608 0 523 23,169 60 69 1,348 0 25,777 Last year's total 1,152 0 613 21,971 343 32 1,450 7 25,568 Percent change 4-47.22% n/a -14.68% 5.45% -82.51% 115.63% -7.03% -100.00% 0.82%

Other animals Reclaimed 36 2 123 106 35 5 33 0 340 Rehomed 455 34 1,350 1029 223 154 624 64 3,933 Currently in Care 2 23 2 143 277 16 12 138 8 619 Transferred 3 1 0 143 169 67 0 23 0 403 Euthanased 51 2 816 577 149 21 110 8 1,734 Other 110 0 100 114 98 21 44 7 494 Total other animals 676 40 2,675 2,272 588 213 972 87 7,523 Last year's total 753 48 2,906 1,252 942 289 1,025 59 7,274 Percent change 4-10.23% -16.67% -7.95% 81.47% -37.58% -26.30% -5.17% 47.46% 3.42% Total animals received 4,975 1,260 33,535 56,340 9,547 4,861 23,502 1,863 135,883 Last year's total 5,509 1127 37,440 52,295 9,939 4,504 24,972 1,605 137,391 Percent change 4-9.69% 11.80% -10.43% 7.73% -3.94% 7.93% -5.89% 16.07% -1.11% 1 Received refers to all animals in RSPCA facilities during the 2016-2017 financial year. 2 Currently in Care: animals remaining in shelter at end of financial year including foster care. 3 Transferred: animals transferred to another RSPCA facility or non-rspca facility such as pound, welfare or rescue group. 4 Percentage change in 2016-16 from previous year. 5 RSPCA NSW includes Council animals this year. Livestock Cattle Chickens Ducks Geese Goats Bantam Hens Pigs Roosters Sheep Donkeys Turkeys Wildlife A wide variety of native birds Magpies Galahs Lizards Possums Kookaburras Water birds Turtles Koalas Kangaroos and Wallabies Other animals Budgerigars Doves Ferrets Guinea pigs Mice Pigeons Rabbits Rats Tame ducks and chickens

Table 5: Cruelty complaints and prosecutions by state/territory RSPCA for the 2016-2017 financial year State/Territory RSPCA 1 ACT NSW QLD SA TAS VIC WA Total Cruelty complaints Investigated 1,067 14,278 17,986 3,833 2,182 10,180 5,879 55,405 Cruelty prosecutions Prosecutions finalised 20 97 33 85 6 90 9 340 Successful prosecutions 2 19 94 31 80 5 83 9 321 Charges laid 70 302 n/a 91 15 382 40 900 People charged 18 77 85 n/a 6 90 9 285 Cases pending 22 36 63 29 26 56 7 239 Routine inspections 0 105 0 16 5 2 33 161 1 RSPCA Darwin does not have the right to enforce animal welfare legislation in NT enforcement is the sole responsibility of the NT Government 2 Facts proved in relation to principal charges Examples of the types of establishments routinely inspected by the RSPCA: Abattoirs Aquariums Breeding establishments Circuses Feedlots Guard dog firms Hobby farms Intensive farms Kennels Livestock vessels Markets Pet shops Poultry farms Pounds Riding schools Rodeos Saleyards Scientific establishments Shelters Shows Tourist parks Zoos

Table 6: Cruelty complaints and prosecutions nationally over the past 6 years 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Complaints 54,398 45,717 49,861 58,591 62,563 55,405 Prosecutions 1 275 206 358 236 264 340 1 Finalised prosecutions