One of the Home’s most important services is our Adoption Program. Our aim is to place our animals into loving homes with well prepared and informed owners. To this end, The Lost Dogs' Home is proud to launch Stage 1 of its Pet Licence 101 online test.
When Skip’s owners surrendered him to the Home, we knew that this affectionate cat would find a fantastic new home. We didn’t think it would take as long as it did though.
Melbourne’s stormy weekend resulted in the admission of 92 lost and frightened dogs to The Lost Dogs' Home. The Home accommodated this deluge of displaced dogs in its North Melbourne shelter, also affected by the torrential downpour.
The Lost Dogs’ Home experienced record adoption rates in February 2010. Up 84% on the same time last year, staff are thrilled to see so many dogs welcomed into new and loving homes.
The force when the car hit iDog caused his left eyeball to pop out from the socket, where it was left hanging.
Ariana, who saw the crash, came to iDog’s rescue and drove him to a nearby animal emergency centre.
Beatrice
Ruby
Max
Sylvio
Edgar
Eliza
Lancelot
Diva 
Slash
