Manly Warringah Animal Welfare
Health Care in Campbelltown (SA)

We care. The animal welfare league is the result of over 40 years of tireless work by staff and volunteers who care about the welfare of lost and abandoned companion animals. Over the awl's 43 year history we have re-homed thousands of abandoned companion animals and returned many ill-treated dogs and cats back to good health. We are open to the public every day of the year (except christmas day and good friday) for people looking for their lost pets or wanting to give an abandoned companion animal a second chance at a 'forever' home. We rely on memberships, donations and bequests to continue our care of the animals, so any help you can give is greatly appreciated. The awl is a recognised 'not for profit' charity. The awl receives no direct government financial support, other than minor assistance for providing a pound service for the councils. Today, looking after stray and abandoned animals, the awl operates on a busy schedule, with dedicated staff and volunteers working to raise money for the future survival of this crucial service. We have come a long way since 1964 and we will continue to strive for a world full of responsible pet owners.

The Animal Welfare League of South Australia (AWL) is an animal welfare and care provider recognized for the provision and development of services for animals in need. The AWL is arrogant of its contribution in providing a high quality animal care facilities and related services to the state's animals, their owners and the broader community. The Animal Welfare League of South Australia (AWL) is a leading animal welfare provider recognized for the provision and development of services for animals in need. Established in 1964, the AWL operate the state's largest animal shelter at Wingfield, as well as a Shelters at Edinburgh North and an Adoption center in Port Adelaide, caring for approximately 12,00 cats and dogs each year. To encourage and support people to be responsible pet owners. The AWL encourages responsible pet ownership, promotes the benefits of the human animal bond and strives to improve the welfare and protection or our animal companions. The AWL is governed by the Dog and Cat Management Act in relation to the care and impounding of animals. The Animal Welfare League of South Australia Inc (AWL) will believe any animal in need of its services where it has the facilities and capabilities to yield care. The Animal Welfare League of South Australia (AWL) will eternal yield for the physical and behavioral needs of all animals in its protection according to the Five freedoms as stated in the (1) Shelter Vet Guidelines. The Animal Welfare League of SA (AWL) strives to re home all well and rehomeable companion animals having given due consideration to the health and welfare of that animal and any perceived risk to society. Animals will be desexed and micro chipped earlier adoption if good to that species. The Animal Welfare League of SA (AWL) will strive through the use of health and behavioral assessments to ensure that all animals in its concern are given the best feasible opportunity to be successfully re homed. The activity has the potential to gain the species involved. Activities associated with steady veterinary or animal management procedures (such as weighing or measuring animals, walking them, conducting physical health examinations or behavioral assessments, or obtaining blood samples) where such activities or samples are already being undertaken. The Animal Welfare League of South Australia Inc (AWL) strongly supports desexing of all companion cats and dogs that are kept as pets to prohibit unwanted breeding and diminish the numbers of unwanted animals. The Animal Welfare League of South Australia Inc (AWL) provides for the protection of pets, through encourage homes, where the owners are no longer able to suitably protection for the animal and who are prepared to make a financial donation to the AWL. The Animal Welfare League of SA (AWL) is an animal welfare and protection provider recognized for the provision and development of services for animals in need. By becoming a segment of the AWL family, you will be assisting in the triumphant rehabilitation and re homing of lost and abandoned animals from across South Australia and be a portion of a team that leads the industry in animal welfare practices. The Animal Welfare League of SA (AWL) is a leading animal welfare and protection provider recognized for the provision and development of services for animals in need. Mighty communication and problem solving ability. Take responsibility for the quality of the AWL’s Customer Service. We are looking for a professional with a commitment to delivering an notable customer experience by identifying customer needs and managing customer concerns whilst ensuring a tall slick of professional support to all AWL staff and volunteers. We are looking for an experienced istration Officer with demonstrated ability in roster development. Ultimately, we’re lo