A Buckley photo spread, Dr Larry’s pet tips and comedian Wil Anderson’s best mate Tip all feature in the Home’s spring newsletter – now available to read online.
Also included is the ever-popular pet photo gallery and stories on Muscles, Charlie and Skye – three cats adopted from The Lost Dogs' Home in recent months.
As usual, there has been a lot going on at the Home and our Autumn Newsletter is full of many of the activities and developments that we have been involved with.
The newsletter is also a great way for us to share many joyful stories of dogs and cats we have been able to help, thanks to the support from people like you. Deakin the detector dog and Fritz’s stories feature this issue.
In this issue: Students knit dog jackets and blankets; Snooza's save-a-bed scheme; Home's plans for the future; Winter Appeal upgrades ambulance fleet; Is Nullarbor the most well-travelled graduate?; Sick and Injured facility plans on track; Who's for Cats proves to be a success; Roger receives star treatment; Sneak a look at Christmas card design entries; New digital X-ray machine purchased; National Pet Register unites dog with relieved sitter; Gifts in lieu; Picture Gallery; Polly becomes radio star.
In this issue: Seven-year-old's love of dogs encouraged donations to the Home; Twenty years on and food is still being donated; Pet shoppers urged not to act on impulse; Who's for Cats campaign launched; Ways that The Lost Dogs' Home can reduce its carbon pawprint; National Pet Register gets stamp of approval from Australian Veterinary Association; Calendar sales help the Home; Supporter Survey Results; Arthritis Care for pets; Alvin gets a make over; Readers' letters; Picture gallery; One of the 12 strays of Christmas is adopted.
In this issue: Record result for winter appeal; Lost Dogs' Home plays its part in dog's personality research; Compulsory desexing would stop healthy litters being put down; Sonny and Cher given a second chance at life; New procedure for owners looking for lost dogs; Victorian pets must be microchipped; Ways in which your gifts are used in the clinic; How the home can help your dog or cat achieve its optimum weight; Readers' letters; Picture Gallery; Lost Dogs' Home's managing Director awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia.
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