Hawkesbury's senior residents are eligible for a discount when adopting senior pets

State Hawkesbury MP Robyn Preston said the offer is open to NSW Seniors Card and Senior Savers Card holders in the Hawkesbury.

"We know there are so many seniors in our community who would benefit from the company of a devoted dog or a cuddly cat," Ms Preston said.

"This new partnership with RSPCA NSW is a great deal for seniors as well as providing a loving home for an older animal."

Seniors who take up this offer will also receive a 10 per cent discount on veterinary treatment at RSPCA NSW hospitals.

Acting Minister for Seniors Geoff Lee said free delivery of the new pet can be arranged for seniors living within 45 minutes of an RSPCA shelter.

"This is the perfect partnership between pets and people," Mr Lee said.

"Our furry friends improve health and well-being by reducing the feelings of social isolation and loneliness often experienced by seniors."

If a senior is no longer able to look after their pet, the animal can be returned to the RSPCA NSW or re-fostered under the free Home Ever After (HEA) program.

The RSPCA 50 per cent discount is one of many new offers released to NSW Seniors Card and Senior Savers Card holders in July.

Savings can also be made at Pets Palace with 12.5 per cent off all items, 10 per cent off short courses at Sydney University, a $40 senior's fresh vegetable and poultry box from Hillview farms with free delivery and discounts of up to 35 per cent off lenses at Vision Direct.

For a full list of all the new discounts in the Hawkesbury visit www.seniorscard.nsw.gov.au/.