Australians are driving change for some of our country’s most intensively farmed animals, simply through their purchasing decisions. Companies who r...
Raising excess dairy calves for veal or beef is one way to increase the value of an animal that would otherwise be considered a by-product and destine...
The nature of beef and lamb farming in Australia means that animals generally aren’t affected by the same welfare concerns related to behavioural re...
Maintaining good fish welfare by protecting farmed Atlantic salmon from predators, such as seals and sea birds is critical to the RSPCA Approved Farmi...
Yes. Aquaculture companies participating in the Scheme in addition to meeting government regulations, must demonstrate ongoing compliance with a recog...
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Aquaculture remains one of the fastest-growing animal protein production sectors in the world, so as an animal welfare organisation, the RSPCA conside...
While antibiotics are used to treat disease, no hormones are used in animal production under the Scheme....
The RSPCA Approved Farming Scheme is owned and operated by RSPCA Australia. The RSPCA established the Approved Farming Scheme as part of its efforts t...
