Happy Tails Day is a national fundraising event for the RSPCA which takes place on Friday 9 October 2009 ( Click Here ) 

If you have a pet, or would love a pet, then October 9 is the pawfect time to show your love for all things animal! Happy Tails Day is a celebration of the animals that make our lives better and a great way to support the work of the RSPCA. 

So show your love of animals and help raise money for the RSPCA by encouraging your friends, family and workmates to purchase an item from the 2009 Happy Tails Day range. 

Where: RSPCA staff and volunteers will be wagging their tails in the Perth CBD and Subiaco for the Happy Tails Day street appeal, including staff from this office.

The RSPCA needs your help to raise as much money as possible by shaking a tin and wagging a tail (yes you will be wearing a tail!!). If you can donate a couple of hours to help us out, please contact Michelle on 9209 9321 or send her an This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Why: To raise much-needed funds to support the RSPCA’s work in caring for and protecting Australia’s animals.

How: Volunteer to help us by shaking a tin during a street appeal. If you can donate a couple of hours to help us out, please contact Michelle on 9209 9321 or send her an email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Get behind’ a great cause and encourage your family, friends and workmates to purchase Happy Tails Day merchandise and be sure to celebrate all things animal by wearing your gear on Friday 9 October 2009.

If you can help the RSPCA by selling Happy Tails Day merchandise or you’d like to organise a group or event to participate in Happy Tails Day contact us to order merchandise and posters by emailing Kelly: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

We will be looking at RSPCA Educational Programmes and their interaction with schools (including visits, worksheets etc) in future stories.

The RSPCA has a fantastic new national website called WOAW, World of Animal Welfare, with resources for teachers and students, which is to be launched in October. Look out for our story and links on that.

http://www.woaw.org.au/