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2 McCowan Rd, Cnr. Bloodwood Rd, INGLESIDE. 2101
NO KILL
OPEN: 10am-5pm Tuesday-Sunday
SHELTER
PHONE: 9486-3133






Vol.11 ADOPTED DOGS:
No.200
13,163
NOVEMBER
2021



DOG WALKING
Hours: Tues-Sun 11AM—2PM
DoggieRescue is open for dog
walking with the following COVID
-19 restrictions. We are currently
welcoming anyone from greater
Sydney who is DOUBLE
VACCINATED onsite.





“
My name

is Noah


and I have


a story to


tell! ”









www.DoggieRescue.com

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FROM MY DESK

“ LIFE INSTEAD OF DEATH ” - A NO-KILL SHELTER

program that saved DoggieRescue from collapse after
the GFC, as well as getting a volunteer program set up
and Mike & Jim’s work that started with a badly needed
paved footpath into the shelter. Their work is ongoing
today, managing our on-line ordering and donations
and promotional activity. I can still remember that
footpath being built as if it was yesterday and our very
first web site that Jim created. These people might
now live far away but they are close to my heart.

The worst thing about loving a dog is saying good-bye.
Sala’s story really touched my heart, hearing what
lengths she went to keep Casper going – even buying
him a wheelchair. Such kindness! Our Kennel Manager
Luis and Naja also have had their share of grief
recently and share what a ray of sunshine Bundy was
in their lives

In our training section Nathan focuses on one of our
long term difficult dogs, Leo. He looks so cute but looks
deceive! Leo has made enormous strides since arrival
but is still too challenging for most people.p28

Cuddly Leonardo (Shep X Staffy) has excelled in his It is so nice to get an update on Violet, or Lady V. After
training. We are so proud of him! Sponsor: “ Just spending such a long time at the shelter seeing her
‘cause you’re a very good boy!” Jane & Romeo have a beautiful life makes it all worthwhile and the
cute postcard from Dahlia, another former long termer
Dear Readers, is so uplifting.

Many of you have heard about Noah on our social media Yankee is also featured by Emily this month. This
pages and might be following his story. We are so proud gentle boy has become so well-mannered in his time
of that boy. He is progressing so well, gaining weight to here and is ready for a sensitive understanding family.
the point where we can now have him desexed, getting a
shiny coat that is covering his many scars and he is also
being given one on one training too! Read his story on p8.

We have an assortment of dogs that Dave has captured
so beautifully on camera. Some are newcomers whilst
others have been here a while. The one thing they have
in common is abandonment. Their eyes tell their story.
Keba is one of them and Jen has written her feature
article about her and some of the surgeries she has Kenai with Dad
recently endured. She has had such a hard life and the
one thing we are looking for is a family who will spoil her This month we have a newsy update on Kenai, the boy
in her twilight years and make the best of the time she who got so sick whilst in our care. We had a plethora of
has left.
tests done until finally he was diagnosed with a rare
auto-immune disease. It was a hard road for Kenai, but
Roland’s article brings back so many memories for me – it has all paid off seeing him so healthy and happy now!
the amazing work of Julie setting up the Lifesaver

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Whilst some shelters might only have a few dogs, we always have many
faces waiting for a home. We are moving toward summer and time to think • Please make a DONATION
about a fitness buddy and a friend to love. Come and check out what
beautiful dogs are ready to meet you.
If you wanted to make a tax
deductible donation to help
Doggie Rescue save more
lives in the year ahead you can
donate online via our secure
website or call us on
02 9486 3133.


• Become a DoggieRescue
LIFESAVER

Or you might like to consider
becoming a DoggieRescue

Lifesaver (see p20), with a
regular monthly gift to support
our work.
Maja would really love a belly rub please!!! Meet her p12
All gifts, regardless of size,
help us to give a brighter future
to the dogs and cats in our
“
As the Covid restrictions are easing we are delighted to welcome care. Thank you in advance
back our visitors and volunteers to meet all our new dogs and cats for your kind donation.
who are all so eager for more pats and cuddles! We also want to
thank everyone for their financial donations that have helped us keep
going through this difficult period and all the goods including tramp I look forward to keeping you
beds, big dog coats, veggies, treats and lots more that keep on being updated on our progress in the
” thank you again for all your
dropped off. We really appreciate your care. months ahead and sincerely
support.

Where is DoggieWood?
Ingleside Shelter location: 2 McCowan Rd, Cnr of Bloodwood Rd, Warmest regards
INGLESIDE. 2101 Open 10AM – 5.00PM Tuesday to Sunday
Phone: 9486-3133 www.DoggieRescue.com
Monika


Monika Biernacki OAM
Founder - DoggieRescue



Please help us to continue
our lifesaving work

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Post this calendar order form
To DoggieRescue at 8 Chiltern Road, Ingleside. NSW. 2101

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We are proud to launch our

2022 DoggieRescue Calendar -

Our major fundraising activity

for the whole year.



































Meet 12 of DoggieRescue’s ‘pets in waiting’ who are ready and waiting to bounce into your
life in 2022 . Winston is our 2022 Calendar star! At just $20 each you can buy ONE or 100
and help us make a difference to homeless doggies’ lives..

Rehoming Organisation Number (R251000024)

DoggieRescue Calendars make the perfect gift and Christmas is just
weeks away. We only have a limited number of the 2022 DoggieRescue
Calendars available so, get in quick to avoid disappointment!

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Our cover for NOVEMBER Address: 2 McCowan Rd,
is NOAH Ingleside NSW 2101
Meet him on page 8
p17 Phone: 9486 3133
Cover photo: Dave Pidgeon or 0429 044 484
TheDogsPyjamas.com.au Editor, Advertising,
Typesetting, Layout &
FEATURES Design: Corinne Daw
Photography: Dave
EVERY ABANDONED DOG HAS A 8-12 Pidgeon, Natalie Burns,
STORY TO TELL Kim Bernotas, Jen
Barbour & Martha
KEBA - A SWEET SENIOR GIRL 13 Pavlakis
LOOKING FOR LOVE By Jen Barbour Printing: SPOTPRESS
Phone: 9549-1111
THE BUILDING OF DOGGIE www.spotpress.com.au
RESCUE A NO-KILLSHELTER 14-16
By Roland Briefrel p32 DISCLAIMER: The points
of view expressed by
KENAI—THE MOST BEAUTIFUL 17 contributors in their
BOY EVER! By Jaclyn & Jason respective articles does
IN EVERY ISSUE
not necessarily reflect that

MEMORIAM TO CASPER 24-25 FROM MY DESK

By Sala Sawada 2-3 of the Publisher, Editor.
by Monika Biernacki OAM Advertising for services

YANKEE—A RARE PERSONALITY! 34 and products appearing
By Emily Heuston DR Volunteer TRAINING IN THE SPOT- 28-29 here is accepted by the
LIGHT By Nathan Arneaud Publisher and Editor in
GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE THIS 38 good faith. However the
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It has been another amazing month of
adoptions with the photos getting YAAAY!
smaller and smaller to fit them all on
the one page! So many special
adoptions it’s hard to choose the adoption
of the month but long term boy TAZ has the
18 DOGS, 7 CATS & 1 BUNNY honour. This very popular boy waited so long
ADOPTED THIS MONTH! but has finally found his forever mummy. Taz









Jet Apricot Nikita Hamish Harry









Hershey Harmony Sebastian Hank
Bear






Scarlet
Rio Dolly Dylan
Zali







Ava Herbie Atlas Estella Serafina









Teddy
Rita Timmy Chia Dennis
Over 13,000 lives have been saved & each month the list grows. www.DoggieRescue.com

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EVERY ABANDONED
DOG HAS A STORY

THIS IS NOAH’S….


Noah, meaning peace, came to us looking as you see
him below. He was abandoned at a railway station and
came to us under Duty of Care from the pound. We had
no shortage of drivers willing to bring him to our vets for
care! Our vet confirmed he was in this emaciated
condition from lack of food, being left in the elements
particularly sunburn, chronic fly bite and having no soft
bedding to lie on. His mucose membranes were pale
likely from chronic parasite infestation and the chronic
inflammation involving nail beds was likely from always
lying on hard surfaces.

Noah left the pound weighing 15.6kg and just in the 1.5
days he was at our vets it increased to 16.1kg. He should
be weighing 30+kg. Noah loves his food and we are
watching him put on condition. See how great he looks
in his photo shoot today!

“ Noah”




























NOAH AMERICAN STAFFY X 5 YEARS MALE
Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Pebbles!” Sigrid

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CHARLIE STAFFY X 8MTHS 17.8KGS FEMALE GIANNA STAFFY X KELPIE 12MTHS 25KGS FEMALE
Charlie is a sweet natured, affectionate girl but can be Gianna can be shy with strangers and will need time to
shy at times. Even at her young age Charlie needs an bond with her adoptive family. We don’t know her past
experienced, adult family. Sponsor: “ May you find a history only that she came from a pound. Sponsor:
deserving home!” Peter Simpson “ For the lovely Lily & the joyous Jenner!” Lisa Kane




























TALIK SIBERIAN X 4 YEARS 25KGS MALE MASON CATTLE X SHAR PEI 2YEARS 19KGS MALE
Talik, a gentle boy, has had a number of homes and We can only guess at Mason’s history but he is not
needs a family with stability, a good routine, and love to fond of men and is nervous of strangers. He needs
give. He also needs commitment. Sponsor: “ In memory time and a patient, understanding family. Sponsor: “In
of Pony Disco & friend Myrtle!” Karla, John & Lottie memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra

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HOW SAD IS IT TO
BE AN OLD DOG

AND HAVE NO FAMILY?
















































LAWSON CATTLE DOG 10 YEARS 20KGS MALE KEBA SHEPHERD X 9 YEARS 30KGS FEMALE
Lawson is a ‘long term’ older boy—hard of hearing, and Keba is a beautiful, gentle girl who loves being patted
as all old dogs do he has certain places he does not like and cuddled. She doesn’t deserve to be without a
to be patted. His walks are where he finds his happy family, especially now. See Jen’s story p13. Sponsor:
place. Sponsor:“ A forever home in 2021!” David Dowling “In memory of Poppy & Evie & for Sam!” Brenda Harris

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TWO DOGS, BOTH STAFFY CROSSES

ONE A RECENT ARRIVAL—THE OTHER LONG TERM.





















































FINN AMERICAN STAFFY X 3 YEARS 27KGS MALE ALVIN STAFFY X KELPIE 2 YEARS 17.6KGS MALE
Finn is a bright, happy boy who loves to lick your face. Alvin has been waiting a while for a home, frightens easily
He is outgoing, loves to play and whatever background and even though he has a big smile needs a special,
he has it has not damaged his nature in any way. gentle person to teach him what it is to be loved. Sponsor:
Sponsor: “ Hoping he finds a family!” Neil & Surbhi “ In loving memory of our Macy girl!” Susan Dorahy

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WESLEY STAFFY X BOXER 18MONTHS 19KGS MALE
Wesley is an active boy, loves his walks and once he
knows you is friendly and responsive. What he needs is to
be out of a shelter environment and in his own home.
Sponsor:“In loving memory of Crayon!” Sam, Tim &
Shannon





















MAJA RIDGEBACK X 5 YEARS 26KGS FEMALE
Maja is as sweet as she looks. Behind her lovely,
open expressive face is a gentle girl who deserves
far better than to be abandoned. Sponsor:“ In loving
memory of Joey & Rosie!” Pat Broderick







YES, EVERY ABANDONED DOG HAS A STORY,

AND IT DESERVES A HAPPY ENDING!



DoggieRescue would like to thank….






https://thedogspyjamas.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/thedogspyjamasphotography/ Photographer: Dave Pidgeon

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FEATURE Article Keba: A Sweet Senior Girl
Looking for Love


Keba is a little different from the Staffys I normally
gravitate towards but this gentle soul draws you
in. At nine years old Keba is well past the puppy
chewing stage and is ready to spend her twilight
years on the couch binging Netflix with you (she BY: JEN BARBOUR
won't judge whatever you want to watch even if DoggieRescue Volunteer
it's for the sixteenth time!).

When Keba arrived to us she had an ulcerated mammary tumour which was
removed however it was cancerous and there's a likelihood it will re-occur. She's
a little stiff in her movements when she first wakes up or gets up after a lazy
snooze in the sun but the pure joy on her
face when she sees someone she likes is
heart warming.

Keba walks nicely on a loose lead, when we
went to take these photos she ignored the
dogs/kids/brush turkeys all causing chaos
around here and just paddled along next to
me without a care in the world. When we
sat down to take the photos she just leaned
in, occasionally giving me a kiss or resting
her head on my shoulder like she was
hugging me. She is so affectionate and has
the softest coat I could have spent hours
just snuggling and patting her!

Keba's wish is simple, she wants a home
with a garden so she has lots of space to
snooze the days away while she waits for
you to finish whatever you're doing, she
wants a gentle walk on days she's feeling
up to it. She would love someone who will
play ball with her! She does not mind
children and could live with kids 12+. Mostly
she just wants somewhere calm she can
call her own for her twilight years.

I would love to see Keba settled into her
home for Christmas, she deserves to be
with her family while they plan for the silly
season, while you put up the tree, and have
her first photo taken under it.
“ If you have room under your tree for our gorgeous Shepherd
girl please contact Monika, Keba can't wait to meet you!” Jen Sponsor:“In loving memory of Poppy & Evie
& for Sam!” Brenda Harris

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FEATURE Article THE BUILDING OF A
NO-KILL SHELTER:
DOGGIERESCUE.COM (PT 4)

Compiled by: Roland Briefrel

In part 4 of our look at those people who have played a major role in the
building of DoggieRescue over a lengthy period, we see how involvement
in DR takes many forms and indeed occurs from afar. Moreover, we learn
how involvement and commitment to Monika’s vision has led to the
formation of rescue work internationally. Julie Hoskison shows us how
“from little things big things grow”. From tentative steps as a volunteer
Compiled by Roland Briefrel at Marsden Park, we see how Julie played a lead role in organising our
Life Saver program and ultimately led to rescue work in Fiji. Additionally,
Jim Reeve and Mike Greasley demonstrate that volunteering can occur
from anywhere in Australia and how merchandising has evolved to
JULIE HOSKISON become an integral part of DoggieRescue’s operations

























“ Monika once said to me that everyone has their what to do or how to help, and inadvertently let a climber
own reason for being at DoggieRescue – beyond (I think his name was Tai) out into an enclosure – and he
a shared love of dogs. Mine was the need to promptly climbed the fence and escaped. Monika gave
contribute to something worthwhile after a year of me an earful, but we did get him back!
cancer treatment.”
Thousands of great people have helped build Doggie
A work friend had shown me the DoggieRescue Rescue into the organisation it is today. Along with some
magazine (thanks Alice!), so I headed out one Sunday of the early volunteers I set up the volunteer program at
afternoon to dog walk. Monika was located in a Homebush, set up the shop fronts in Drummoyne, and
borrowed area behind a kennels in Marsden Park at we developed the regular giving program - Doggie
that time and it was far from an easy set up to house or Rescue Life Saver - which was instrumental in keeping
manage dogs. That day is memorable as I had no idea the shelter open when funds dried up in the GFC.

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We had several open days for Lifesavers which were fun and
presented Monika with a portrait when she achieved 10,000
adoptions. It was a fantastic milestone to celebrate.

Truthfully, DoggieRescue has given me more than I ever
contributed. I built a great network of committed rescue people and
made lifelong friends. Monika inspired and supported me to do
rescue work of my own in my home country of Fiji.
I don’t live near enough to be at Doggiewood very often
these days, but I notice I still say “we” when I talk about
DoggieRescue. I am always there in spirit!



MIKE GREASLEY and JIM REEVE … (As told by Jim)

“ We started in 2004 when Doggie
Rescue was at Homebush. We’re both
from the UK (moved to Australia in
2000) and are dog lovers but couldn’t
have a dog in our rental so we
thought it would be a good idea to
do some volunteer dog walking at
weekends to be able to enjoy
interacting with dogs and to get some
exercise at the same time.”


But thanks to some great persuasion by
the volunteer coordinator at the time
(Julie Hoskison) we very quickly became
involved in much more than just dog
walking!

With a marketing and communications background for and built a completely new website which included a
Mike and a background in IT and project management new donation page and we also introduced a
for me, we utilised these skills to help develop ideas merchandise range (from plush toys to T-shirts) that
and put things into action to assist DR. Ironically, the also went up on the website as well as being sold at
first big ‘job’ we did was nothing to do with these – we DoggieRescue stalls at various events, fairs and
built a concrete and paver pathway across the verge festivals across Sydney. It was good fun sourcing and
from the road to the gate into the dog walking com- selecting the toys but the early starts and long days at
pound. It was to replace the mud and mess that was the events was not so good! We also were part of the
there which made things so unpleasant and difficult for team that renovated the shop in Drummoyne that
people when they’d come to have an enjoyable time became DR’s public face after having to move out of
doing dog walking or coming to view and adopt a dog. the Homebush site. There were plenty of long
weekend days and late weeknights getting things
At the time, developing income streams to support DR shipshape and ready.
was urgently needed. I (IT skills to the ready) designed

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Perhaps the biggest thing we were involved in
was the launch of the LifeSaver regular giving
program. In 2009, DR was facing a funding crisis
and a real possibility of having to shut its doors.
As part of a small team, working with Monika and
others, in a matter of days we took the LifeSaver
idea to a working program with me setting up the
regular giving option online and Mike helping with
communications to get as many people signed
up as possible. It was a super busy and stressful
time, but it worked, and we now have a wonderful
base of regular givers providing a secure funding
base for the charity. When the DoggieRescue
calendar was first introduced, we set things up on
the website, helped with promotional activity and
managed the online sales side of things,
including packing and posting of orders.

In 2010 we relocated up to the Queensland
Tropics and now live a little north of Cairns. With
us now being in our own home, it meant we could
finally get our own dog. So Bluey, a rescue
ex-racing Greyhound, joined our family in 2011.
Sadly, he passed away in 2018 but after a year
or so of fostering several dogs for our local
Greyhound rescue group we ‘foster-failed’ last
year and now have the lovely Toby who spends
99% of his time spread out asleep on as much
of the lounge as possible! Even though we
physically moved away from Sydney and we A copy of the May 2009 DoggieRescue Magazine
couldn’t continue to do certain things anymore
we’ve remained very much involved with DR over
the last 11 years. I continue to manage online donations. Every Sunday I
process receipts and respond to queries, plus deal with the
online calendar orders each year (for packing and dispatch
by volunteers down at Doggiewood) and Mike still helps with
communications, assisting Monika with things like the tax time
appeal, the annual LifeSaver letter and other projects.

Over the years it’s been a great experience and we’ve
been able to meet some wonderful, passionate people.
We’ve watched the organisation evolve, grow and
mature but the one constant is Monika’s commitment,
compassion and determination which continues to inspire
us and keep us contributing where we can.
Mike and Jim pictured in 2010

In the words of Harvey Mackay, “None of us got to where we are alone. Whether the assistance we
received was obvious or subtle, acknowledging someone’s help is a big part of understanding the
importance of saying thank you.” On behalf of Monika and all at DoggieRescue, thank you Julie,
Mike and Jim.

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FEATURE Update
KENAI—THE MOST Beautiful BOY EVER!
We were so privileged to be
able to adopt Kenai, who has
well and truly established
himself in our family and hearts.
We had a Chow Chow who
passed away at 14 years old
so Jason and I wanted to give
another older dog a loving
family to live out their twilight
years in her memory.

“ Kenai has been my shadow
whilst I work from home,
even deciding to sleep under
my desk as I’m working.”

Kenai looks forward to his daily 2-
4km walk in the nearby parks and
bushland, and a visit to Cronulla
beach on the weekend (when it’s
not too hot). He loves being around
our boys, Harry, Cobi and Benji,
and will often snuggle up on the
bed with them as an early morning
greeting. We’ve been having
regular vet visits to monitor his
autoimmune disease, but overall
he is going well and is a very active
and healthy dog who also loves
his pats and scratches at every
opportunity. We feel so lucky to
have him, he is the most beautiful
boy who just loves to be loved and
has so much to give us in return.

We feel grateful that Monika
rescued Kenai from the pound so
he had this second chance. And
we are so appreciative of the
support of the volunteers and
Kenai’s sponsors who ensured he
got so much love and the best vet
care whilst at the rescue.

“ Kenai’s Instagram account is
“kenai_our_husky” but I haven’t
added many photos yet, but will
do so soon.” Jaclyn and Jason

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ADOPT YOUR OWN
PERSONAL TRAINER!

Meet 12 ACTIVE
DR doggies…..












1 2 3 4











5 6 7 8












9 10 11 12
1. Piper Staffy x Kelpie 18mths 22kgs Female Sponsor: “ A faithful friend forever!” Wendy McCathie
2. Chino Amstaff 3yrs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Jess & Jody!” Michele & Steve Tamassy
3. Lainey Bull Arab x Wolfhound 3yrs Female Sponsor: “ A home soon!” Lesley Cansdell & Titch
4. Otis Staffy x 3yrs 22kgs Male Sponsor: “ Wishing you a very happy birthday Ray!” Nila Sudiarta
5. Moe Staffy x 2yrs 21.6kgs Sponsor:“ This doggie sponsorship is my gift to you!” from Jeff
6. Harlow American Staffy 2yrs Female Sponsor:“ You have a sponsor family, you are loved!” Fred & Annie Tse
7. Jade Staffy x 4yrs 28kgs Female Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy home for 2021!”Tony Suters
8. Peyton Staffy x Bulldog 4yrs Female Sponsor: “ Good luck in finding a forever family!” Pugsley
9. Breezy Cattle x 3yrs 22kgs Male Sponsor: “ Wishing you a forever home very soon!” Aqua Home Loans
10. Max Bull Arab x 2yrs Male Sponsor: “Good luck in finding your forever family!” Freddi Martin
11. Ruby Pointer x Staffy 18mths 33.3kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Minnie!” Marika Camilleri
12. Kobe Amstaff 2yrs 26.5kgs Male Sponsor:“ My fingers are crossed!” Pam Robson

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Express your love and commitment to the doggies who no one else cares about!


Hello Readers,

If you would like to support the doggies -
and other animals - you can become a
DoggieRescue Lifesaver. Choose a monthly
donation that suits you and DoggieRescue
takes care of the rest - a simple way to make
a difference. Your gift is tax deductible and
covers the food, shelter, and veterinary costs
for one animal in need. Even though I can't
adopt or foster, Lifesaver monthly donation
is a way to show some love and help animals
still waiting to find their forever homes.

Jo Curtin

Jo and her rescue “ LET’S SAVE A LIFE
cat Horlix TOGETHER!”

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Since 2001 DoggieRescue has saved the lives
of more than 13,000 abandoned dogs and cats!














With your regular monthly contribution our life-saving work will continue….


• Your contribution of $29 per month pays for food & shelter costs for 1 doggie
• Your contribution of $49 per month pays for food, shelter & veterinary costs for 1 doggie

• Your contribution of $79 per month pays for food, shelter and veterinary costs and contributes
to the expansion of our program – there are thousands more lives to be saved!



DoggieRescue is dedicated to saving precious lives. These dogs receive
immediate medical care, are de-sexed, vaccinated and micro-chipped and
await a loving family at our shelter, “Doggie Wood” at Ingleside. We are a
“no-kill” shelter. Our commitment to these dogs is for the rest of their lives.
Our running costs are considerable and increasing. We receive no
government funding and rely exclusively on donations.


For more information please visit our website! http://www.doggierescue.com/lifesavers.htm

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Meet my dog
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Chippy
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are 28 in human years and after that 5. Lastly...love him a lot. Dogs who
you add 4 years for each doggie year. are loved and have human company,
who play and are a big part of their
How old does that make me? I am 12 in family, are happy.
doggie years so in human years I would
be 64 years old. If I was a big dog Dogs need to be a part of a pack and
though I would be older because small hate being lonely so it is very important
dogs don’t age as fast as big dogs do. to spend time with them. You want your
Yes, it is true. But you can help your dog to live a long, long time and he will,
doggie to stay younger longer! How? if you take proper care of him. C/u Chips

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FOUR KID COMPATIBLE doggies
of different SIZES and AGES.




















Chief Great Dane x Pointer Rose Amstaffx x 9yrs
6yrs 40kgs Male Sponsor: 26.5kgs Female Sponsor:
“Happy home soon!” Michael “ For our Rainbow Bridge
& Kim McTeigue SavourLife mob!” Colleen & Ron




He can still be a bit cheeky and will grab a roll of
toilet paper if he gets the chance! Sylvester loves
sleeping on the lounge with his head on your lap.
I couldn’t live without him. Lucas


Honey Mastiff x Lab 2.5yrs Marvel Cattle x Kelpie 1-
THE SHAR PEI
33kgs Female Sponsor: 2yrs 20kgs Male Sponsor:

As a puppy has lots of wrinkles but “Best wishes for a loving “ To a happy future with
grows into its skin the older it gets! home!” Jacky Tan lots of love!” Janelle & Ed





I’m not really
worried!



Bucky Rotti x Shepherd Willow Staffy x 9mths

1yr Male Sponsor: “In loving 19.5kgs Female Sponsor:
Sadie Shar Pei x 2yrs 25.5kgs Female Sponsor: memory of Ricky, Pepe & “Feeding our furry friends!”
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Written by: MEMORIAM TO CASPER
Sala Sawada
Casper passed away on 13th August, 2021. He was 18-20 years old
Dear Monika,

I have had three beautiful dogs
from you in the past. Sparky
(10+) and Casper (7-9) in June
2010 and Bela (now Bubbles)
in March 2012. Do you
remember Casper? He featured
as a calendar boy once…

Casper lost mobility in his
rear legs in May 2019. I went to
see the vet and the vet said it’s
his age, we can’t do anything.
Then I found a dog wheelchair
and Casper easily adapted it. In
September 2019, I went to see
another vet. He saw Casper
walking well with a wheelchair
but he suggested putting him
down because his lower part
was paralysed.

“ All we wished was for Casper to have some quality of life. I
wanted to support his life as long as he wished to live.”

Casper was very alert and still full of energy, he wanted to live!
I couldn't agree with this vet and never went back to him
again. One year later I found a dog rehabilitation centre and
Casper’s condition improved. The Vet and also the trainer at
Rehab called him ‘Miracle boy’.

Yes, he was a miracle boy. For the past 4 years, every summer
and winter, he seemed as if his time had come. Most of the day
he was asleep and only woke for walking, playing and eating. He
knew how to save his energy. There were so many times that I
thought Casper was dead. I poked him many times but he didn’t
wake up. My heart nearly stopped, then he opened his eyes
slowly and looked at me with innocent eyes. He did this re-
hearsal many times for me to get ready.

Many people who saw Casper said he inspired them. He walked
and ran with a wheelchair very well and made people amazed,
and hopeful. He had to wear a nappy but he didn’t mind at all,
never tried to pull it off which made him easy to look after. He
couldn’t walk but he could slide his bottom with front legs. But
Casper & his mate Bubbles usually, he sat up and looked at me and gave me a sign.

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If he wanted water, he licked around his mouth.
If he wet his nappy or wanted to poo, he moved
a certain way. And if I forgot the time to give
him medication, he just stared at me sending
telepathic messages. He trained me very well.

Casper was mobile and ate very well until the
night he passed away. He enjoyed his life. Well
done Casper! We were living according to his
life routine in the past two years, so I have kind
of lost track of time now. Thinking about time to
medicate, time to change nappy then I realise
that he is not here anymore. It’s sad but at the
same time I remember funny moments with
him. There are so many beautiful memories
with Casper for 11 years.

Casper chose Bubbles 6 months after Sparky
passed away. Casper and Bubbles were so
perfect, and both cared for each other very well
for 9 years. I would like to adopt a dog for
Bubbles one day when this chaotic time settles. “ Let me share one story, Casper wasn't interested in toys but
loved his yellow lion. He had this one for 11 years! Bubbles, who
Monika, thank you for rescuing Casper’s life is a destroyer, respected Casper and never touched this lion.”
and giving me a chance to meet him.



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2. Frankie Amstaff x 5yrs 35.7kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra
3. Sophie Kelpie x Corgi 2yrs 13.8kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Sam!” Valerie Rodgers
4. Poptart Staffy x 1yr 25kgs Male Sponsor: “ To help him to find a home as good as Napoleon’s!” Jackson
5. Rufus Amstaff 3yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: The Students at the Sydney School of English
6. Troy Corgi x Cattle 2yrs 8.7kgs Male Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’ve been a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
7. Dakota Malamute x 10mths Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra
8. Tessa Shar Pei x Kelpie 5yrs 17kgs Female Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy future sweetheart!” Ed & Janelle
9. Atticus Labrador x Mastiff 3yrs 33kgs Male Sponsor:“ A happy home very soon!” Julie McCann
10. Forrest Cattle x Kelpie 5yrs Male Sponsor: “ From a lover of two dogs!” Lisa & Greg Doutty
11. Hugo Rottweiler x 4yrs 23kgs Male Sponsor:“Just ‘cause you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
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• CALENDAR IN FOCUS FEATURING BOWIE With Kennel Hand : Abbey



Rescuing dogs is like
the mafia— once
you’re in, there’s no

getting out


MARCH CALENDAR
BOY : BOWIE

Breed: Bulldog x
Age: 2.5yrs Weight: 31.8kgs
Suit part time worker

Bowie is a friendly happy boy
but much happier around
women. He loves his walks
and mostly walks on loose
lead. He ignores cars and
other dogs. He enjoys cuddles,
belly rubs and jumps up to lick
your face. He loves to put his
head in your lap.

Abbey, pictured with Bowie at
right says:

“
Bowie (aka Bo Bo) has
won the hearts of many with
his Cheshire Cat smile. He is
a loyal and smart dog who
deserves unconditional love.
The 2022 calendar helps us
continue to care for dogs like
Bowie ” Sponsor: “In loving memory of Lucky!” Kevin Lynch

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TRAINING IN THE SPOTLIGHT WITH NATHAN ARNEAUD FEATURED THIS MONTH : LEO


LEO - A WORK IN PROGRESS!



One of DoggieRescue’s most inquired about dogs is a desensitizing him to my presence, tossing chicken to
little Spitz x called Leo. Leo is a classic example of him when I passed so I wasn’t such a threatening figure,
people believing small dogs or “fluffy” dogs couldn’t talking calmly and quietly so he became used to the
possibly have behavioural issues. He gets so many sound of my voice. He will now seek out affection from
adoption applications from people who want him me, while we still have boundaries and he is a work in
because he’s “cute”. Leo is quite confident, loyal and progress he is worth the effort.
loving once he trusts you, but he will make you work for
that trust. Leo was caught using a catch pole and as a Next, we addressed the aggressive reactivity to food.
result he is reactive to leads and collars. We needed to If he has food nobody can approach it. If he is in the
work on his aggressive reactivity to the smell of food, kitchen while someone is preparing chicken or other
his reactivity to people and his resource guarding (of foods, he will be over aroused to the point of
particular people). aggression. The first step was being able to get his
attention around food so we worked on desensitizing
Working with Leo was difficult from the get-go as he is a him, if he would look at me instead of the food he would
bite-risk dog and he needs time to build a bond, he get a treat if he would respond to his name calmly he
would need to meet a potential adopter several times to got a treat, we are now working on him following an
build a relationship with him. His fear of strangers, instruction and his name to leave the kitchen. We use
particularly men meant I would be greeted with bared high value treats that he doesn’t get for anything else,
teeth and growls whenever I would approach and if I so he associates them with getting this right.
entered his yard I would be rushed at. I worked on





























“ This is a work in progress and Leo can now be approached when he has food which he couldn’t be before. Leo is
a classic example of a dog who has been let down by people and that's why he has such trust issues" Nathan

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Finally, we worked on Leo’s resource guarding of another kennel hand. If I
approached this person and Leo was nearby, he would rush over growling
and place himself between us. We did not start to work on this until I had
built a relationship with Leo as otherwise it would have been pushing him
too far too fast. I started by throwing treats to Leo, talking to him calmly,
not making eye contact to not spook him. As he began to trust me, he
started to realise I was not a threat to this person or his relationship with
them. We have now reached a point in our relationship where he seeks
me out and we can have a cuddle. We will continue to work on his
reactivity and hopefully help him become more comfortable in life.




NATHAN ARNEAUD,
On site dog trainer at
Monika’s DoggieRescue


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1. Albert Shar Pei x 9yrs 17.5kgs Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Squirtle!” Nikie & Jeroen
2. Alice Maltese x 12yrs 6kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Sybil & Jed 2 strays!” Janet & Richard
3. Dezzy Maltese x 10yrs 5kgs Male Sponsor: “ Hoping you find your forever home soon!” Barbara
4. Douglas Collie x Cattle 9yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: “ I hope that you find your forever home soon!” Lisa Suters
5. Ernie Cattle x 7yrs 30kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Otto & ex DR Rohan!” Gail Starkey
6. Banjo Moodle 8yrs 6.6kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of all my woofs!” Susan Carovigno
7. Miles American Staffy 9yrs 29kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of my friend Salvatore!” Antoinette
8. Scooter Foxy x 9yrs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of my beloved Mojo!” Lorraine
9. Eddie Terrier 12yrs 4.2kgs Male Sponsor:“Wishing you a happy 4ever home!” Denise Bartlett
10. Bailey Jack Russell x Pug 7yrs 8.3kgs Male Sponsor: With love from your friend Marg
11. Wiggles Maltese x 9yrs 5kgs Male Sponsor: “Ex DR dog Woody’s way of saying thanks!” Tracy Fay
12. Paris Foxy x 7yrs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Ian, Muffin & Tia!” Kathryn & Paul

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REST IN PEACE BUNDY : 01/09/2021


Hi Monika,

I would like to let you know that Bundy was one special little
doggie who captured my heart. I remember she was a
favourite of many people at the time she was at the shelter. I
don’t know where she came from and I didn’t know where I
was going but she suddenly collided with me out of nowhere
and it soon felt like a small, lost piece of my heart I didn’t know
was missing had been found. When looking for goodness in
this often crazy world you can always find goodness reflected
through a dog’s eyes and this brings out the good in you as
well. Bundy was sweet and feisty; just the right amount of both
qualities which endeared anyone who met her. Just the right
amount of sweetness sprinkled about my day in the form of a
little Bundy-bundle. If you didn’t handle her gently enough you
would realise she’s the complete package! She was always
fair when laying the laws of Bundy-handling. By: Luis De Florio


She would spend hours playing with her toys, chewing
them and throwing them around entertaining herself.
Bundy
with Recently she was not able to play with her toys
Mum anymore and we had to carry her during most of our
normal daily walkie routes. She got the ‘Old Lady
Treatment’ as I would call it. VIP service being carried
from the front of the house to our front door saving her
the efforts of going down a flight of challenging stairs. I
really hope I did my best to provide her with a good life
and that her little spirit could forgive me for any times
that I was not observant enough or gentle enough.

Bundy was such a lovely little Bundle of Joy. How
I was happy that we were able to get her skin condition could such a beautiful thing exist?! How could it come
under control and have her enjoy life without constant and go so quickly? I will honour our time together
itching and redness. Unfortunately her little heart, as always as that special moment in time, passing like a
capable of feistiness as it was, was not able to continue shooting star that shakes you with amazement even if
and it was time to rest. She was a puppy, an ‘Old-Lady you only saw it briefly through the corner of your eye.
Puppy’ all the way until the end.

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T HE I NT E R VIE W








When I get a
chance to relax I
like to: sunbake


























If I wasn’t me I’d like to be: Scooby-Doo with an
endless supply of doggy biscuits
When I heard I was to star in DoggieRescue
magazine I : did some zoomies on the beach!
It took a while but : I figured out how to use the
doggy door- I didn’t like having to push it open with
my nose but I have mastered it
My favourite place in the world is : the beach
My happiest moments are: going crazy on the
beach, playing with my mates at the dog park, being
fed, having my belly rubbed and being tucked up in
bed and wrapped in a blanket every night with kisses
and hugs from my human
My favourite position on the lounge is: well I don’t go
on the lounge as I have a luxurious bed with a mas-
Making ‘smoochy sive fluffy cushion and soft blankets, this is much
eyes’ at Mum more comfortable than my humans’ lounge- I love
curling up but sometimes I lay on my back with my
legs in the air- so comfy!
My nickname is : Lady V

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I thought I would : never be rescued after nearly 6 years,
even though I loved Monika’s resort, I love having a
family of my own
Food that makes me drool is : steak, roast beef,
chicken, pork and lamb – anything really except fish!
My tail wags most when : I am being fed or going for
walks, or having my belly rubbed or just having my
humans talk to me
I often wonder : what would have happened if another
family adopted me and if I would be so happy
My greatest achievement is : using the doggy door. But
I am also very proud that I have learned how to play with
various dogs at the doggy play park- gosh it’s a fun
place, I usually come home very knackered
If I impersonated a famous star I’d be: The Queen- I
am ‘Lady V’ after all
I am so excited : for my first Christmas with my family
I must tell you that I have a few: quirks, one in
particular, if I don’t want to go home, I am very good
at having a Mexican stand-off but my human
usually wins and I’m ok with that!
Training my humans has been fun
because: they are so deadest on making ADOPTED &
me happy which I am also ok with LOVING LIFE!
Everyone looks at me and says: Wow she
is a very majestic looking dog – they also
say “she’s a big girl”…hmmm I do love my
food!
You should adopt a rescue dog because : they have
SO much love to give you and are just the best – they
are not spoilt and you make them so happy and they are
a lot of fun learning new things


POSTCARD FROM…. “ DAHLIA”

“ Hello to all my fans at DoggieRescue!”

Hey guys! I just thought I’d share a picture of my first ‘gotcha’
day with my forever family.

So much has changed in the last year, and dad says their
little family would not be complete without ME! They say they
have never had a dog with so much love to give, Dahlia sure
is something special! We had a “mince cake” to celebrate but
I couldn’t wait for Mum to get a nice picture and ate the whole
thing in 8 seconds flat...yummy, yum!

Thanks again for all the love and care you guys provided to
me for 3 years until my family found me. Love & licks, Dahlia

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GGIERESCUE VOLUNTEER.


• FEATURE ARTICLE WRITTEN BY: EMILY HEUSTON DO



“YANKEE”



















“
I believe Yankee is a very rare personality of a dog, especially for
a teenager that will play and run endlessly with you but is just as
satisfied when he can bury his head into your chest for a cuddle. ”



Yankee Whippet x 1yr 23.3kgs Male In all honesty, if I was in a position to adopt I would
snatch Yankee up in a heartbeat because he’s
Yankee is one of those dogs that embodies the saying “a stolen my heart. So if you’re looking for a best friend,
dog is man’s best friend”. For a dog who was dumped at the look no further cause Yankee Doodle is the perfect
pound by his previous owners he’s earned the right to be candidate.
picky with his people, but he’s not. Whether you’re great or
small, young or old, Yankee will want to be your best pal.

He has earned the nickname ‘Yankee Doodle’ but really it
should be ‘Yankee doofus’ cause he’s just a gangly, cheeky
young boy trying to find his forever family. As much as he
loves people, Yank can find the big world a bit frightening at
times, but with a little time and a lot of love he’s come leaps
and bounds. He’s a big fan of the water, so a bushwalk with
a swim at the end could be deemed his ideal first date.

His calm nature is wildly impressive for a young .Unlike
most dogs his way of showing he loves and trusts you is by
behaving, opposed to most dogs who will jump all over you.
He’ll never shy away from a game of tug, a lap to squeeze
on to or any form of attention at all.

Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Heidi & Libby who were so special to me!” Judith Lynch

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1. Mabel Great Dane x 1yr 35kgs Female Sponsor:“In loving memory of Poppy Pants!” Love from Michelle
2. Luna Staffy x 3yrs 25kgs Female Sponsor: Happy 2021 to a girl who stands out in a crowd!” Lopez
3. Peanut Staffy x Kelpie 2yrs 17.8kgs Male Sponsor:“Just ‘cause you’re such a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
4. Eden Staffy x Cattle 6yrs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Sach Baille!” Kathryn
5. Amber Ridgeback x 3yrs Female Sponsor: “ Happy home soon!” Tilly, Jasper & Karen
6. Sweetpea E/Staffy x 5yrs 12kgs Female Sponsor:“ In memory of Keziah!” Mummy Karen, Sherry & Spot Trafford
7. Xanthe Staffy x Shar Pei 2yrs 19.2kgs Female Sponsor: Michael & Kim McTeigue SavourLife
8. Nyx Shar Pei 2yrs 16.4kgs Female Sponsor: The Australian Writers Association
9. Obi Rotty x Kelpie 12mths 26.3kgs Male Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’re such a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
10. Zeus Mastiff x 6yrs 28kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Pepe!” Malki and Chandra
11. Lilo Staffy x Bull Terrier 2yrs 28kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Sheba!” Louise Dowd
12. Chuck Rottweiler x 3yrs 35kgs Male Sponsor: “Good luck sweetheart!” love from Janelle & Ed

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1. Hope G/Dane x Staffy 2yrs Female Mum to pups! Sponsor:“The next best thing to owning a dog!” Linda Bushell
2. Haylee Great Dane x 10wks Female Sponsor:“In loving memory of Jakkson & Jack!” Gina Carovigno
3. Hannah Great Dane x 10wks Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Ralph, Floyd & Steffie!” Verena
4. Howie Great Dane x 10wks Male Sponsor: “ A kind forever home soon!” Sam & Joy Jenkins
5. Havana Great Dane x 10wks Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Linda & Pee Wee!” Pat Knorr
6. Eucalypt Cattle x Border Collie 2yrs 22kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Penny!” Stefanie
7. Martha Pug 2yrs 9.2kgs Female Sponsor:“Sending love in 2021!” from Jane & Harry
8. Champ English Staffy x 7yrs 20kgs Male Sponsor: “In memory of Poppy & Evie, & for Sam!” Brenda Harris
9. Gizmo Kelpie x Cattle x Rotty 12mths 35kgs Male Sponsor:“ A better life is coming soon!” Noreen
10. Leela Maltese x 13yrs 6.7kgs Female Sponsor:“ In memory of Ian, Tia & Muffin!” Kathryn & Paul
11. Eddison Kelpie x Rotty 10mths Male Sponsor: With lots of love from the 5 Kane Kitties..
12. Tiny Great Dane x 6yrs Male Sponsor:“In loving memory of George Coleman!” Yasmin & family

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A SLIDESHOW OF OUR



RECENT ADOPTIONS!




















































On page 7 you have seen their happy faces….now here is a slideshow of a few with their new adoptive families.
With so many abandoned pets just waiting to fill their spots it is a very busy time for us all. Please remember
when looking for a new forever friend—ADOPT, DON’T SHOP and give a homeless animal a family!

FOR ALL AVAILABLE PETS www.DoggieRescue.com