Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill.

Eddie and Joey are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.

Dog of the Week – Joey

This courageous tripod is Joey (AID 180468) and he’s been in RSPCA South Australia’s care for far too long.

Joey has been enjoying some R&R in foster care, but he desperately wants to find a permanent home to call his own. He is a young boy with a big heart and he’s super special because he only has three legs.

Since recovering from surgery and undergoing hydrotherapy classes, Joey has continued to go from strength to strength. He’s a brave, determined, and resilient boy who lives every day to the fullest.

Joey would love to meet his perfect match – someone who is kind, caring and patient, and will support his recovery. He is best suited to a quiet home with adults where he can receive the attention he deserves.

He’s open to living with another dog-resident, but a meet and greet first is important. As always, RSPCA SA’s dog-care team will be there every step of the way to help Joey settle into his forever home. 

Read more about Joey and learn how to adopt him.

Resilient Joey. Photo: RSPCA.

Cat of the Week – Eddie

A beautiful boy is Eddie (AID 187410) and he’s been in RSPCA South Australia’s care for more than 140 days.

This handsome one-yera-old cat s an absolute sweetheart who would love to find a happy home to call his own.

He can be a little reserved around unfamiliar faces, but with some tasty treats he can be easily won over.

Eddie can get a bit overwhelmed in loud settings, so he is best suited to a quiet home free from young kids.He requires a kind, caring and patient owner who understands that it can take time to settle into a new environment.

With your love, Eddie will come out of his shell in no time and be the best fur companion you could ever ask for. He is open to living with another fur-resident, but a slow introduction is important to ensure a smooth transition. 

Find out more about Eddie and how to adopt him.

Eddie the sweetheart. Photo: RSPCA.

Visit the RSPCA RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.