Animal Welfare League NSW

Since AWL's inception in 1958, we have continued to be a leader in current practice relating to animal welfare issues.

Animal Welfare League NSW (AWL) is a registered charity that has been caring for surrendered, neglected and abandoned animals for over 50 years. AWL operates two animal welfare shelters, a veterinary clinic and has 12 branches of active volunteers across NSW.

AWL is an active member or participant in the following committees & groups

* Ag & Animal Services Emergency Management Committee

* Animal Management in Rural and Regional Indigenous Communities

* Animal Welfare League Australia

* Australian Animal Welfare Strategy

* Australian Companion Animals Council

* School Animals Care Ethics Committee

* University of Wollongong Animal Ethics Committee

Kemps Creek Shelter is situated between Liverpool and Penrith and is the premier animal welfare facility in the area.

Our new centre offers dogs, puppies, cats and kittens for adoption, and also offers luxury pet boarding.

All animals available for adoption are temperament assessed, vet checked, desexed, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed and flea treated. Importantly AWL aims to match all adoptable animals with the lifestyle of potential owners, to ensure a long and happy relationship for all.

ABN: 88 000 533 086

Date Established: 1958