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NSW pounds put down 6500 dogs and cats in a year: these are the deadliest shelters

A New South Wales government inquiry found that approximately 6,500 dogs and cats were euthanized in a year, raising alarms about high kill rates in pounds.
RSPCA NSW euthanized 25% of dogs and 30% of cats in 2023-24, which is higher than the state government's rates.
The inquiry's report noted that animals are often killed unnecessarily due to incorrect assessments and inadequate conditions in pounds.
The NSW government is reviewing the Companion Animals Act to improve conditions in pounds and decrease euthanasia rates.

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NSW pounds put down 6500 dogs and cats in a year: these are the deadliest shelters

NSW pounds euthanised 6500 cats and dogs in 2024-25. This story lists how many animals each council pound put down, rates over time and deadliest shelters.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia 14 hours ago on Thursday, January 1, 2026.

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