The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Papua New Guinea is a charitable organisation committed to the welfare of "all creatures great and small" in PNG.

We run the only private veterinary clinic in Papua New Guinea to provide quality veterinary health care and assistance to all animals. This clinic is a non-profit organisation with all proceeds going towards animal welfare.

The RSPCA provides refuge for abandoned, mistreated, abused and neglected animals. All attempts are made to restore them to health and to re-home them into a caring environment.

We manage the NCDC Dog Pound and run bi-weekly collections to get sick and stray dogs off our streets and from the villages. Where possible, these dogs are nursed back to health.

We actively seek to prevent cruelty to all animals. The RSPCA will pursue reported cases of cruelty to animals and, if necessary, prosecute offenders under part IV of the Animals Act.

We believe educating the public in the needs and care of their animals will provide a better future for all. The RSPCA has just launched a campaign aimed towards all local school children to raise awareness about the prevention of animal cruelty and to educate our youth in the importance of proper animal care.

The RSPCA’s next main task is to educate the public about the importance of de-sexing their pet dogs and cats. This will clean up our streets by reducing the number of strays and also ensure that the public are able to adequately care for their pet’s needs if they have less unwanted animals around them.

We like to think of ourselves as the Really Special People who Care for Animals because for us, animal welfare in Papua New Guinea is our top priority and passion.