A perfect day for Scarlett to experience a beach trip ☀️
After only one training session with Lyle, Benny has already shown he can play nicely. He has another session tomorrow and we are hoping for more positive results for our little man. Thanks Lyle (and Laura) for all your help and support with Benny - we really do appreciate it 💙
Updates are always appreciated; Sophie is the best sister to Betsie, playtime has never been so much fun! 🌸
Saturday has rolled around quickly, where does the week go?!
This week we've had Jessie in for what we hope are her final tests before she goes up for adoption. Poppy`s repeat medications, of which there are a few..
Bessie is in for her vet assessment and groom next week.
Barney is adjusting to some new surroundings, I’ll update you soon!
Toto has eaten and is going okay after his surgery.
And little Archie?! good news there, another update to follow.
We did turn down a few dogs this week, all surrenders sadly. We have a couple of potential new carers hopefully coming on board soon, this will give us room to place dogs, but with that we need to have the finances to cover their medical care.
Hence our swap a cuppa Saturday.
If you are able to donate any amount (all donations over $2 are tax deductible) we`d be more than grateful.
Thanks everyone - have a wonderful weekend 😊
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Poppy isn’t going well.
We have a vet appointment soon.
I’ll update you when we have seen the vet ♥️
Happy Mother’s Day to all the Mother’s including Foster Mum’s and Fur Mum’s 🩵🐾 We hope your day was beautiful ☀️ Ours was spent going for a lovely walk along the foreshore and a family picnic with all 7 doggies 🐶
Midnight 💙
Can you believe Midnight is a senior?
At 16 years old he still has the energy of a dog half his age - with bursts of playtime with foster brother Murphy we are all amazed by how much fun these two have.
Midnight is up for adoption and would love a home where someone is home more often than not 💙
https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1036784
This is what is referred to as Sundowning.
Sundowning can affect people and dogs with dementia at any stage but is particularly common in the middle or late stages of the disease. Sundowning is an increase in certain symptoms, such as agitation, confusion, and restlessness, that may occur in the late afternoon or evening.
We are currently waiting on Billy’s sedative to calm him down before we call it a night.
Billy is booked in for a follow up visit tomorrow morning with our vets.
His pacing, circling and agitation is heartbreaking for us to witness and he is obviously becoming extremely frustrated and confused.
We’ll let you know how he is once we’ve seen his vet tomorrow.
When Billy met Oscar 💙
Our old man Billy has had a busy couple of days since leaving the pound.
He had his vet assessment yesterday, we’re waiting on some blood results to come back and I’ll update you then on Billy’s health issues once I hear.
Until then Billy is making friends with all and sundry, none more so than Oscar who was smitten by Billy 💙
