We help lost, unwanted and surrendered dogs throughout Tasmania

Following a statewide consultation that drew nearly 300 submissions, the Tasmanian Government has released a report summarising community feedback on proposed updates to dog welfare laws. There was overwhelming support for stronger breeder regulation, clearer housing and care standards, and greater accountability through microchipping and licensing. While no legal changes have been made yet, the government has confirmed that updated legislation is now in development. Here’s what we know so far.

How much does cruelty cost? A powerful new report by respected economist Saul Eslake reveals the true cost of Greyhound racing in Tasmania. Over the past 15 years, taxpayers have poured $74.6 million into an industry in sharp decline — with falling attendance, fewer dogs, and dropping wagering. The only thing going up is public funding. As proud members of a coalition calling for change, we again stand firm: it’s time to end Greyhound racing.

Join acclaimed behaviour trainer Tracy Irons for a practical and insightful one-hour seminar (plus Q&A) designed to help you better understand your dog — from puppyhood foundations to solving common behavioural issues like barking, jumping and reactivity. Whether you’re raising a pup or supporting an older dog, you’ll walk away with simple strategies and a deeper understanding of what your dog needs to thrive. Early bird tickets $89 until 24 May.