From 1 March to 12 April 2010, The Lost Dogs' Home will desex and microchip ‘semi-owned’ cats for a heavily discounted fee as part of the “Who’s for cats?” animal welfare campaign.
If organising an interstate trip with your pets to celebrate a family members eightieth birthday isn’t stressful enough, try losing your two dogs when you get there, then you’ll know exactly how Deborah and Stuart felt last January.
No sooner had the Evans family of Niddrie put their feet up to take in the arrival of the New Year, did they realise that their beloved eight-year-old Airedale Terrier, Harry, was missing.
“Much to our dismay, we discovered in the early morning that Harry was gone - a first - as he has never disappeared before,” said Brad.
Stray Snoopy was attacked by a large dog whilst he wandered alone in a park. Having escaped with a severe wound to his hind leg, Snoopy was brought to The Lost Dogs' Home where he has been receiving veterinary care and TLC.
As news reports warned of the expected storms, staff at The Lost Dogs' Home prepared, ensuring additional Animal Ambulances were on the road and staff were on the phones.
When the sky darkened and the thunder and rain began, the dogs currently at the Home barked a cacophony.
When Lucky the border collie went missing from his home near Shepparton last year the Nethersole family feared the worst. But true to his name, Lucky bounced back and last Friday he was reunited with his relieved family after an incredible six months on the run.
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