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AAW Inc is an animal rescue and welfare registered charity run entirely by local volunteers. https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity/ae69791c23e3137

04/11/2026

PENDING

2 x Females
1x Male

Small cross breeds- adult boy weight expected - less than 10kg

Papillon x Silky Terrier x Jack Russell ????

Estimated at about 5 months old. Super cute. All the puppy training needed plus some. Never been on the lead. We believe they will be relatively active too. Be prepared for chewing, digging and a few sad nights as they have never been separated and never left their parents. They are good with other dogs. Not cat tested.

8️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ adoption fee

They will be des*xed, vaccinated, microchipped, treated for fleas and worms before they are rehomed.

Please apply using the link below.

Have you considered the long-term responsibilities of dog ownership, particularly if adopting a puppy, including factors such as:

03/11/2026

Then and now ❤️

6 stunning black kittens born as strays were taken in and have been hand raised by some wonderful dedicated volunteers. 4 hourly feeds day and night.

Survival rates of bottle fed newborn kittens rang from 50% - 80% which is an absolute credit to their caregivers that there is still 6 going strong.

These babies are still a little way off being ready to adopt, but will be posted as available in the next 4 weeks.

We des*x all cats and kittens BEFORE they are rehomed as this is the ONLY way to guarantee that the breeding cycle stops here. As recommended by RSPCA, Cat Haven and many other responsible cat rescues.

30/10/2026

ADOPTED

Mum is a lop and had a fleeting romance resulting in these love children.

They have been raised in a loving home with children.

These bunnies are proving difficult to s*x so any experienced assistant would be greatly appreciated.

$25 adoption fee or $65 if you would like them vaccinated. They will not be des*xed but we can offer discount vouchers towards sterilisation.

29/10/2026

Dogs in hot cars…..

In the past few days we have received calls of people concerned about dogs that have been left in hot vehicles. With the weather warming up, temperatures inside vehicles quickly rise and even a short trip into the shop shop could result in a pet in a car becoming distressed and getting heatstroke.

Unfortunately, Albany Animal Welfare does not have the authority to assist dogs or other animals left in hot cars. The RSPCA are the only ones with authority in this situation and as we do not have inspectors down here and they only visit every eight weeks! chances are help will not be received in time.

What to do if you see a dog distressed inside a motor vehicle…..

If you’re in a shopping centre, please see if they can announce it over the PA system.

Take photos and record the numberplate of the car as this could still be reported to the Rspca and investigated at a later date.

Any attempts to break into the car resulting in personal damage could leave yourself open to litigation, so this is not recommended.

It is so heartbreaking to feel so helpless in these situations. If anyone has any other input please comment.

Please do not leave animals in vehicles unattended or unsupervised.

28/10/2026

Just a reminder to keep our cats contained and be aware of what our doggies are doing. Ringtail possums are critically endangered and native to our region. There are a few babies around at the moment, that time of year. If you to find injured wildlife, please contact your nearest vet hospital for assessment and advice. Albany Animal Welfare don’t deal directly with wildlife but we can help point you in the right direction to experienced carers and care givers. Please comment if you have any pictures of these cheeky possums in your neighbourhood ❤️

28/10/2026

Update 7.30pm- not taking any further applications. We have some wonderful applications to choose from.

“Flo”

5yr old Female French bulldog

Much loved girl sadly looking for a new home.

She is not good with small children as she can become impatient with them. We expect older children will be ok.

Please use the below link to apply for Flo. Adoption fee applies. Flo is vaccinated, des*xed and microchipped.

https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=aa3002&method=online_form_html&formid=41

13/10/2026

Adopted

Andrew

Andrew is a six-year-old DSH male. He came to us from Esperance pound. Though he is in good body condition he requires a bit of TLC.

He is a stunning cat, but unfortunately we had to clip him to get rid of some thick matting. Not that there’s anything wrong with his amazing haircut.

Andrew is a very sweet and affectionate boy and will throw himself at you for cuddles. He is good with other cats and tolerate dogs.

$100 adopt adoption

Please give us a call or send a message to Enquire.

10/10/2026

Albany Animal Rescue says huge numbers of pets are being surrendered each year in the Great Southern, straining resources and creating a lot of work for rescue volunteers.

Rescue coordinator Sarah Carroll says up to 400 cats and 500 dogs are surrendered each year, with larger dogs over-represented in the numbers.

“It is that romantic idea that you want to adopt a dog or get a second-hand dog, but unfortunately the stigma of those dogs is they do come in larger sizes so aren’t always the best fit," she said.

She said buyer remorse is another major contributor with mixed breeds capable of producing much larger dogs than expected.

“Your kelpie staffies or your working breeds mixed with a bully breed and these big accidental litters ... these are the one’s that are absolutely flooding rescues, which are the ones that are difficult to rehome," she said.

You can find Great Southern Breakfast with Paul Cook on ABC listen 🎧 www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/greatsouthern-breakfast

09/10/2026

Adult cats

Please call us for more information and meet and greets.

Trials welcome. Foster carers needed!

0431919584

Address

110b Chester Pass Road
Albany, WA
6330

Telephone

+61431919584

Website

http://www.aaw.org.au/

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