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ARC All Rescued Creatures The ARC was set up 7 years ago to rescue animals in need. Basically to help people wishing to adopt and are having difficulty doing so. This is crazy.
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After finding it too financially difficult to continue, I decided on 1August 2022, to become a DOG BROKER. The ARC - All Rescued Creatures - has today 1 August 2022, changed it's focus to help those who are finding it difficult to adopt a dog, to reach that goal. I see so many comment on shared rescue pages, that people are having no luck adopting dogs! Pounds, shelters, rescue organisations are b

ursting at the seams with animals! Just starting today, I have answered maybe 40 requests. It is amazing that most of these people have no idea the resources available! All I want is to connect people with dogs, so they can find forever homes. I want to help those who are looking for a MEDIUM to LARGE DOG and SENIORS. These are the hardest to rehome and often overlooked. These dogs are my focus. The ARC -was a home based, private rescue. It was self funded, which was tough, so sadly we essentially closed for newbies last year. It was a terrible decision to make, but with zero funds, it was the only one possible.

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The ARC - All Rescued Creatures is a home based, private rescue. It is self funded, which has been tough, so sadly we essentially closed for newbies last year. It was a terrible decision to make, but with zero funds, it was the only one possible. Sadly it seems most people are dog lovers and it has been incredibly hard to re-home the cats. At present 8 of the cats need dentals, which start at $300 each and can reach $800 or more if they need teeth pulled. The first boy had his done for $600.

We used to take on as many poundies that need saving, mostly oldies and unwanted animals. However, with the advent of a new Ranger, the dogs now go to Queensland to another rescue and the cats go to the local RSPCA, who are luckily a handful of locals who actually care about the animals. We are near Glen Innes, NSW, which is about 4 hours to the Qld border.

The house is actually a shed built with an add-on, which is “the dog lounge”. They have 3x 3 seater couches, a 2 seater ottoman and an enormous beanbag. They are totally separate from the cats, who reign over the house area. The cats have an enclosure the size of a 2 car garage outside, which they can access any time, day or night, via a walkway from my bedroom.

Of the remaining 10 cats, 8 are available for adoption. They are adults, around 3 years old and one slightly older boy at 7 years old. They have lived together for at least 3 years, so are cat friendly and most are dog friendly too. Please get in contact if you are interested in rehoming a cat. Adoption fees will be negligible for the right home. Indoor cats have an average life span of between 13-17 years.