The World League for Protection of Animals

The World League for Protection of Animals
'Remember animals... they feel hunger, thirst, heat, cold, pain, fear and loneliness...'

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The World League for Protection of Animals

Adopt a Rescued Animal
Click here to see pets that need a new home...
Click here to visit petrescue.com

Save Our Kangaroos
Click here to learn what you can do to stop the killing...
Get active to save our native wildlife...

Injured or Lost Animals
Click here to learn what you can do if you find an animal...
Learn what to do if you lose an animal...

Adopt a WLPA
Rescued Pet

Click here to fill in
an adoption form...

See rescued pets that need a new home...

The WLPA is a small community based charity, funded solely by membership fees and the generosity of our supporters.

We receive no government subsidies or grants and our office is primarily staffed by volunteers.

We campaign for the rights and well being of animals throughout the world.

The WLPA runs a 'no-kill' rescue program.

When you donate goods or money, you will be directly supporting animals in need.

Many animals now and in the future rely on our work.
Please help us to help them.

Foster carers give a chance of life

Foster carers provide rescued animals with a safe and nurturing home environment in which to develop important social skills in readiness for adoption. Rescued animals have often been abandoned on the streets by their previous owners and are frightened and/or shy so they need compassionate, patient and calm foster carers. Some may need fostering for a few weeks whilst others may require a few months’ care.

All foster placements are temporary. WLPA remains responsible for authorising and covering veterinary treatment, if needed, and can assist with food and litter.