Darwin

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It was designed for the tropical climate with timber shutters, a beautiful tropical garden and an open floor plan to allow the breezes to cool the house. Changes will take effect once you reload the page.

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Welcome to RSPCA Darwin

RSPCA Darwin is a Federation Member of the RSPCA, Australia's leading animal welfare organisation and one of Australia's most trusted charities. The RSPCA is committed to the care and welfare of animals in the local and wider community and provide comfort and shelter to lost, abandoned, surrendered, neglected unwanted or sick and injured animals. The RSPCA is a Charity, not a Government agency. We rely heavily on donations from our supporters to continue our life-saving work. My name is Sully! I am a goofball who loves to play! I am very energetic and still very much a puppy. I forget my manners sometimes and try jump up to give you a big kiss. With a little training, love and patience I am postive I will become your best mate! I love to run would be the perfect running buddy, I also LOVE water and would love to go to the beach.

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