Current programs
Assisted Desexing Program
We’re offering $50 cat desexing and microchipping for concession or pension card holders. This event is held monthly at our Peninsula Vet Clinic.
This program is supported by the generosity of the Hugh and Selina Williams Foundation.
Low-Cost Cat Desexing Clinic
RSPCA Victoria’s Community Outreach team are excited to bring you $99 cat desexing and microchipping. This service is available to anyone in the community, with clinics held twice weekly at our Peninsula Vet Clinic.
Low-Cost Community Vaccination Clinics
RSPCA Victoria is hosting low-cost pet vaccination and health clinics, making veterinary care more accessible for people and their pets.
A healthy, happy pet is key to maintaining a strong, lifelong bond with their family. For a low fee, attendees can get their dog or cat vaccinated and have them checked by one of RSPCA’s experienced shelter veterinarians. They’ll receive professional advice on how to keep them healthy now and into the future.
Healthy Pet Days
Proudly supported by Petbarn Foundation, Healthy Pet Days are all about supporting the community and their pets with free pet check-ups, vaccinations, microchipping, parasite prevention, expert advice, plus resources and pet food.
Healthy Pet Days are held in the community, and are open to residents of the local council area who hold a concession or health care card.
Completed projects
Mildura Loves Pets
The Mildura Loves Pets program launched in July 2021 and concluded in April 2023.
This initiative aimed to support pet owners in the Mildura region to improve the welfare of their animals. A dedicated Community Liaison Officer was placed in the Mildura community with support from a team of passionate Inspectors in the region.
We are proud to announce that over 3,500 dog and cats were vaccinated during the duration of the project. In addition to this – over 800 dogs and cats were desexed. We would like to thank the Mildura community for their generous support during this time.
Goals of the Mildura Loves Pets program
| Increase awareness about the deadly nature of parvovirus and how it can be easily prevented with vaccinations. | Protect animals from illness and death through the provision of free vaccinations at community events or through supplying vaccination vouchers to dog owners | Facilitate education sessions for primary schools and human services agencies to create an improved understanding of good animal welfare and how it can be achieved. |
