We have awarded a Buddy's Grant of $46,000 to Blue Cross Animals Society of Victoria to help them purchase the new animal transport vehicle they so desperately need. This will help them continue to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more dogs, by providing safe, reliable, and comfortable transport.
With the rise in cost of living hitting just about everyone especially pet parents, the amazing team from Friends Of The Pound Kempsey reached out to us for support on a proactive community program. The campaign is to provide essential vaccinations and pet care to help prevent disease and unnecessary vet treatment which can lead to pound surrenders.
To ensure that they could continue to help hundreds of beagles, hounds and other vulnerable dogs every year Beagle Rescue Victoria Inc. had to update their facilities to meet their local council’s new requirements.
With so many unwanted litters coming into care Cairns Animal Rescue knew they had to do something different. They recently reached out to us about teaming up to run a desexing program in the Laura and Coen communities in far North Queensland where there was a dire need in the community.
Safe Haven Animal Rescue had to think outside the box when confronted with an extreme animal hording situation which included a number of very young pups and had to find a solution quickly!
Animal Welfare League Queensland reached out with a larger-than-life campaign to help drive awareness for the big headed and hearted dogs in their shelter, so we had to jump on board to support it!
Every week our rescue partners are faced with so much adversity to save lives. When a medical emergency shows up they often can't cover those costs or say no to help, that's where we jump in.
Running a foster-based rescue means understanding dogs' personalities and behaviour from the get-go is of the utmost importance.
“How do you let them go?”, that’s usually the first question people ask when they find out we foster huskies. Most people would be sad but for me, it’s more about the amazing feeling when you get to see the dogs go to a family you know will treat them well, and there’s always another doggie who’s looking for a foster.
