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Save lives every time you shop
If your credit card statements are getting you down, you may be able to save some animals in need and take the guilt out of using your credit card at the same time!
The RSPCA has joined forces with Bendigo Bank and VISA International to create an exciting range of credit cards that offer Australians a way to help one of our nation’s favourite charities.
The Bendigo RSPCA Rescue VISA card is unlike any other, because when you use your card to make a purchase or pay a bill, you’ll be helping the RSPCA save lives.
Available in four bright, colourful and unique designs, each Bendigo Bank RSPCA VISA card features the image of a real animal the RSPCA has rescued – true stories that are a reminder of why your support is so important.
Their stories
Taco & Bella
It’s a big world to a little dog, especially when you are left to wander the city streets alone. That’s the story of Taco (left) and Bella (right), two tiny Chihuahua cross puppies that were just 8 weeks old when these photos were taken. The street-wise double act were found by a kind member of the public and brought to the RSPCA, when they were treated with tender loving care before each was adopted out to a happy new home.
Bunker
A homeless kitten finds shelter where it can, and tiny Bunker was just 3 weeks old when he was found in the hollow nook of an automatic teller machine. Fostered by an RSPCA staff member until he was healthy and old enough to go to a new home, Bunker decided he was far too comfortable right where he was! His foster parents weren’t about to argue so Bunker now lives happily with the family that includes three dogs and two other cats.
Miley
She cuts a glamorous figure these days but it was a very different story when Miley first came to the RSPCA. It was touch and go when this fluffy little terrier was rescued by the RSPCA after being found by the side of the road, critically injured and left to die. Weeks of intensive care and rehabilitation by dedicated RSPCA staff followed, and at last, Miley pulled through. She is now fully recovered and is the light of her adopted parents’ life!
Rugby
Age isn’t going to slow this old trooper down – well, not much…. Rugby is a true blue Australian Cattle Dog cross, who just needed a little help from the RSPCA after suffering a leg injury. Patient, loyal and dependable, as befits a gentlemen of his credentials, Rugby’s good manners and excellent training made him a favourite with all the girls at the RSPCA.