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Whyalla Veterinary Clinic has been running a rescue and rehoming programme for well over 10 years, and have adopted out hundreds of pets into new homes. The rescue animals come to us from pounds, where the pet may be due to be put to sleep and have nowhere else to go. We also take in privately surrendered pets to rehome.

We have a small but very dedicated team of foster carers, who open their homes and hearts to rescued pets, and care for them until they find a new home. The vet clinic provides all care needed, from supplying food to doing all vet work required, including desexing, which is a vital part of breaking the breeding cycle. Our aim is to rehome as many healthy, happy, and well-socialised pets as we can, to avoid euthanasia.

When you choose to adopt a pet, you are actually saving two lives! The life of the pet you adopt, plus the life of the pet that takes its place in foster care! When a rescue pet becomes available for adoption, it is advertised via the Clinic website, the PetRescue website (nationally), and also our Facebook pages

Duke

Thank you so much for the gift of Duke who was "Dujec" when you rescued him from the Port Augusta Pound in 2009. In March 2024 he will be 15 years...

Great start for cat adoption in 2021

2021 has started well with lots of unwanted cats finding forever homes in Whyalla. Each year the Whyalla Veterinary Clinic rescues lots of cats and...

Adoption Update

Six years ago today I had a meet and greet with a little dog named Burt. On January 2nd 2014 he became mine with his name now changed to Brodie....

Duke

Duke was re-homed in 2009 and was taken to Adelaide to his new owner by one of our vet nurses, Karen. What a surprise when he visited us in Whyalla...

Max and Roxy

They are loving their beautiful new home together and that amazing squishy bed! We love to see these updates of our puppies in their new homes. See...

Otis

He has just turned two! He is still energetic, active and loving but he now weighs a whopping 35kgs!  He is the best cuddle buddy and doesn’t stray...

Peggi’s story

  Back at the beginning of September 2019 a beautiful young cat was brought to us for urgent medical treatment after...

Scout

Happy Easter wishes from Scout and family. We adopted him 5 months ago (age 9 months). He is a very active, happy, mischievous and loving pup. He...

Poppy

"Hi there..I adopted poppy form you about 4 mths ago..just letting you know how she is going. Pop pop now has a husband named Boof. Boof was a...

Sparkie

"I am glad you got it! Also, Thank you I would be very appreciative of a reference. I attached a couple photos of Sparkie and happy to send more :)...