DoggieRescue E-Magazine October 2021_Neat

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




Vol.11
No.199

ADOPTED
OCTOBER DOGS:
2021 13,151





DOG WALKING
Due to COVID restrictions
dog walking may be
limited. Please check the
latest information from our
website which is up to date
with the latest walking
restrictions.



“ I’m a

Pumpkin!
”
The DR doggies
are having fun with
Halloween dress ups!
Meet them all, including
cute cover boy
FRANKIE inside….









www.DoggieRescue.com

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FROM MY DESK “ LIFE INSTEAD OF DEATH ” - A NO-KILL SHELTER

Meet our adorable pumpkin Frankie! OMG
does he fit the role! This cute dude is 5yo
but still acts like a puppy. Maybe someone
got his age wrong or he was not told he was
growing up. Anyway Frankie is in the festive
Halloween mood on our front cover this
month. Some of his mates are joining in the
fun and dress ups and you can see them on
p8-p13. My goodness wrapping big Chief in
mummy material and keeping him still was
a big ordeal. He was very patient with us!
We even have showgirl Lilo and Jet as a
blue dinosaur ( also pictured with me at
right ) and Kobe as the honey bee.

Roland unfolds Part 3 of the history of
DoggieRescue with Marg, Geari and
Melissa in the spotlight – dramatic changes
from the shelter we know today p14-p17.

We have some Boo-tiful dogs who want you
to take notice of them p18. This month
Anne also introduces us to super loving and
energetic Marvel and shows how his
behaviour has changed for the better under
the guidance of Nathan our dog trainer.

As we are thinking of getting out of Covid lockdown 14yo Chloe
who was brought up rescuing and fostering dogs gives the dogs’
“ We have a special announcement
this month – the 2022 DoggieRescue perspective on living through the pandemic p23.
calendar is out and you can secure a
copy on line or at the shelter. Our In her article, Jen talks about Zali our sweet deaf Staffy girl who
cover is blind boy Winston, who has has very recently found a foster home. Lucky girl! In our training
just found a home, and there are many section Nathan introduces Willow our young, nuggety Staffy who is
being taught to focus on her handler and avoid all the distractions
dogs inside who are still looking for of shelter life. I am so proud of her!
homes. See them all for just $20 and

help us save more lives!”
We catch up with Jodie who came from a domestic violence
situation and was adopted some 5 years ago. What an amazing
life she leads now with a family who love and understand her.
They respect that she may never like strangers or children and is
selective of her doggy pals p30.

It is hard to believe it is 4 years since Bubbles was adopted and
his Mum shares how Bubbles has kept her sane through Covid
times. This month regular volunteer Sam features Honey an
affectionate Mastiff girl who he spends a lot of time with, giving her
pleasurable outings away from the shelter letting her unwind and
relax. She is such a loyal loving girl looking for big dog people.

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• Please make a DONATION


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
In Up Close and Personal we feature Chance and boy has he lived up to his Lifesaver (see p20), with a
name. After an unfortunate accident where he almost lost his leg he made a regular monthly gift to support
miraculous recovery thanks to all the veterinary support and so many dog our work.
lovers supporting him through their fundraiser.
All gifts, regardless of size,
As many of us are moving out of lockdown and looking forward to freedoms help us to give a brighter future
please remember it takes time for your pets to adjust to a different lifestyle. to the dogs and cats in our
We are looking forward to seeing the many faces we have missed at the care. Thank you in advance
shelter and hope that we will also welcome some new ones.
for your kind donation.
“ A special thanks goes to our regular volunteers who have I look forward to keeping you

continued to work with us through this pandemic. I do not updated on our progress in the
know how we would have survived without you! months ahead and sincerely
” thank you again for all your

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

Or de r o nl i n e a t ww w.D o g gi eR e scu e . com o r com p l e te th i s fo rm

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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 OCTOBER Address: 2 McCowan Rd,
is FRANKIE Ingleside NSW 2101
Meet him on page 8
p32 Phone: 9486 3133
Cover photo: Dave Pidgeon or 0429 044 484
TheDogsPyjamas.com.au Editor, Advertising,
Typesetting, Layout &
FEATURES Design: Corinne Daw
Photography: Dave
THE DR DOGGIES ARE DRESSING 8-13 Pidgeon, Natalie Burns,
UP FOR HALLOWEEN FUN!!!! Kim Bernotas, Jen
Barbour & Martha
THE BUILDING OF DOGGIE 14-17 Pavlakis
RESCUE A NO-KILLSHELTER Printing: SPOTPRESS
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MARVEL
By Anne Fussell 24-25 p34 DISCLAIMER: The points
of view expressed by
THE FABULOUS MISS ZALI 27 contributors in their
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Winston with his
forever family

Despite lockdowns and COVID restrictions
we were able to see 13 DOGS adopted
and 1 KITTEN (our gorgeous boy Simon).
Wally was FOSTERED, then ADOPTED
(by a different family) and we had LONG
TERM doggies like Mack and Carl find their
forever families. Adoption of the month was
Winston, our vision impaired Staffy boy.
He was adopted by a family ( see photo at
right ) who wanted to give a home to a dog
who would not be adopted easily. Our
palliative care girl Raven also found a
wonderful foster family.










Jessie Iris Bandit
Cash Carl









Moose
Wally
Twilight
Mack Biggie










Simon
Sunny Raven
Buddy
Over 13,000 lives have been saved & each month the list grows. www.DoggieRescue.com

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Halloween night the
undead go WALKING,
They are CREEPY,
and they are SCARY…
Watch out...is it YOU
they are STALKING?






WAIT!!!!! CUT THE
CREEPY STUFF...
WE JUST ‘WANNA
HAVE SOME FUN!

Can you guess
what I am anyone?








FRANKIE : THE PUMPKIN
American Staffy 5yrs 35.7kgs
Male Sponsor:“ In loving
memory of Ricky, Pepe &
Cindy!” Malki & Chandra





“ Frankie”

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“ Apricot”
“ Chief”





CHIEF : THE MUMMY
Great Dane x Pointer 6yrs 40kgs Male
Sponsor: “Happy home soon!” Michael & Kim
McTeigue SavourLife
APRICOT : THE PIRATE
Staffy x 3yrs 20kgs Female Sponsor: “Hoping she
finds a family!” Neil & Surbhi

TROY : THE JESTER
Corgi x Cattle 2yrs 8.7kgs Male Sponsor:“ Just
’cause you've been a good boy!” Jane & Romeo




“ Troy”

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Feeling
pretty silly





























“ Ruby”
















“ Luna”






RUBY: THE GREEN DINOSAUR LUNA : THE SKELETON
Pointer x Staffy 18mths 33.3kgs Female Staffy x 3yrs 25kgs Female Sponsor: “ Happy 2021 to
Sponsor: “In loving memory of Minnie!” Marika a girl who likes to stand out in a crowd!” Lopez
Camilleri

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Choose treat,
silly...




















Trick..or
treat?






















“ Jet”



JET : THE BLUE DINOSAUR
Jack Russell x Corgi 4yrs 13.8kgs Male KOBE : THE HONEY BEE
Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Pebbles!” Amstaff 2yrs 26.5kgs Male Sponsor:
Sigrid “ My fingers are crossed!” Pam Robson

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I WILL HAVE TO
TRY HARDER TO
LOOK SCARY…
It’s not working!










LILO : THE SHOWGIRL
Staffy x Bull Terrier 2yrs
28kgs Female Sponsor: “In
loving memory of Sheba!”
Louise Dowd

















“ Lilo”

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SWEETPEA : THE BALLERINA
English Staffy x 5yrs 12.2kgs Female
Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Keziah!”
Mummy Karen, Sherry & Spot Trafford





“ Sweetpea”





















“ Jade”





IF WE CAN DRESS UP— THEN YOU CAN TOO!
JADE : THE TEDDY BEAR BUT REMEMBER WHATEVER YOU DO
Staffy x 4yrs 28kgs Female Sponsor: WEAR A SMILE— YOU’VE NOTHING TO LOSE,
“ Wishing you a happy home for 2021!” Tony Suters NO MATTER WHAT SILLY OUTFIT YOU CHOOSE!

Happy Halloween...


DoggieRescue would like to thank….






https://thedogspyjamas.com.au/

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

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FEATURE Article THE BUILDING OF A
NO-KILL SHELTER:
DOGGIERESCUE.COM (PT 3)

Compiled by: Roland Briefrel

This month, we continue our series on the building of DoggieRescue over the last
30 years and how long-time volunteers have contributed to its growth and success
as the leading NO KILL shelter in Sydney, NSW and Australia. What becomes clear
in the stories below, is how volunteers have come to DoggieRescue in a variety of
ways and have contributed in so many unique ways to the well-being of the animals
in our care. What is common to all of them, however, is their love of the dogs and a
Compiled by Roland Briefrel desire to see them all find a forever home.



MARG IVESON As the old saying goes “when one door closes

another one opens”. This is exactly how I became
a volunteer feeder at Monika’s DoggieRescue.
Eleven years ago, I was contemplating retirement and
wondering how, after 50 years nursing, I could cope
with so much free time on my hands.

As luck would have it, around this time I happened
to come upon an article in our local Bush Telegraph
requesting volunteer feeders at MDR. The article
stipulated the area was in the care of “elderly and
special needs dogs”. I thought, I can do this and
applied immediately.

Volunteering at Doggie Rescue Shelter was one of
the best decisions I ever made… Over the years I
have fed, cooked, cleaned, transported and so much
more for these wonderful dogs. Because of my nurs-
ing experience Monika entrusted me to perform many
other duties such as suture removal, injections, eye
care, medications and even tube feeding new puppies
when a malnourished mother dog came to DR and
gave birth but had a poor milk supply. To my delight
the “special needs”, I soon found out, included mums
and puppies, rabbits and sometimes even guinea pigs.

As well as the joy of caring for and feeding these dogs
I met amazing likeminded volunteers and kennel
hands along the way. I could never have anticipated
how lucky I have been to have made more lifelong
Marg is pictured above with her special little boy, friends. I will be forever grateful for the enjoyable
ex DR doggie Remy. experiences, far too many to list, since joining
Monika’s DoggieRescue.

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Thank you, Monika, for trusting me
with your special dogs and best of all
for having entrusted my husband and
I with our very own rescue, our sweet
little man Remy to adopt and love
during his remaining years.

Now in my late 70s I no longer feed
the dogs, but life as a volunteer is far
from over. There is always something
else to do even if only collecting and
delivering donations of food and
bedding from my area to Ingleside.
Never a dull moment at Monika’s
DoggieRescue. Dinner time is the best time




MELISSA FISHER assisting Kennel Hands etc. the Kennel Manager
offered me and my sister jobs as Kennel Hands
which we delightfully excepted. My current job

consists of cleaning night kennels and day yards,
feeding, bathing, walking, administering medication,
general checks of dogs’/cats’ wellbeing and odd jobs
around the shelter. I also take care of the dogs’ food
requirements and monitoring of the dogs’ weights,
special diets and food stock.

As time went by, the shift in the size of dogs coming
into DoggieRescue began to change. More and
more larger dog breeds were being left in pounds
rather than the smaller ones. Therefore, Doggie
Rescue had to adapt by expanding their facilities to
accommodate these larger breeds. More exercise
yards were built on the vacant grasslands as the
original yards used to accommodate 4-5 small dogs
but would only hold 1 or 2 of the larger breeds.
An early photo of Melissa with two of the
most vulnerable rescues... Lots of improvements were being made around the
whole shelter. Climb proof yards were installed,

I started volunteering at Monika’s DoggieRescue with concreting of yards where there was dirt, to improve
my sister in 2008, after completing my Certificate III in hygiene and ease of cleaning and Kennel Hand job
Animal Studies. I was looking to gain some experience structure was updated and overhauled. One of the
to help me find a job in the field. Back then, Doggie biggest projects was the freedom dog park that was
Rescue was a predominately small dog shelter with funded by wonderful donations from the public, so our
breeds such as Maltese, Jack Russell, Foxy etc. The
dogs could have a large grassy area to run, play, roll,
shelter consisted of 2 blocks of kennels, where the dogs dig etc. DoggieRescue was also gaining more
would go into at night, surrounded by pens for their
publicity through media etc. so this bought increased
daytime exercise. After about 3 weeks of volunteering at volumes of volunteers for walking, feeding, laundry,
the shelter doing various jobs, feeding, walking, laundry,
customer service etc. Continued p17

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This allowed new volunteer roles to be developed such
as Feed & Play, Dog Buddies, KH1 & KH2 and
enrichment. All these new roles greatly benefited the
dogs and helped the Kennel Hands with their work.

Cats were also becoming part of DoggieRescue. They
were previously kept in foster care until a cat shelter
area was built. It started out in one room but quickly
expanded to two rooms and 3 outdoor enclosures
joined by a series of cat runs connecting all the areas.

My sister has since moved on from DoggieRescue,
but I still love working as a Kennel Hand with all the
beautiful dogs, cats, volunteers and colleagues.
DoggieRescue is always evolving to improve the lives
of the animals they look after until they find their
forever homes and I look forward to continuing to be a
part of the great work Monika and her team do.

Melissa with one of her favourite DR doggies Moose,
who has just been adopted.



GEARI ROSE
September 2004 was the first time my daughter Zelda and
I visited the Homebush DoggieRescue Shelter under the
railway bridge next to Parramatta Road. I had read an
article in the newspaper in 2003 about a lady called Monika
who had taken dogs from a pound and was finding homes for
these dogs. I was over the moon when DoggieRescue opened
a shop on Victoria Road, Drummoyne in 2005 as it was just a
short bike ride away from my house. I remember when it was
due to open I was asked what day I would like to volunteer. I
think I said, “every day please", as I was so keen to start.
Helen Sykes who was ringing around for volunteers to staff
the shop, was taken aback as most people were putting down
one day a week.

It was a huge daily undertaking for Monika as she had to bring
down 25-30 dogs every day from her home on the northern
beaches in the truck and take them home every evening as
the dogs were not allowed to spend the night on the premises.
Rain, hail and shine she would be at the shop 6 days a
week. It was a real labour of love for Monika to spend 2-3
hours in traffic each day to make sure dogs were able to be
viewed for adoption and dog walking. It was at this time that
the DoggieRescue Magazine began its first colour edition
which proved an immediate hit.

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The shop was an amazing success with lots of dogs, and accounting. It was an extremely hectic and
wonderful adoptions, sometimes 10-15 a week and the busy time laying the operating foundations for the
volunteers who came to walk the dogs, would be lined future of the shelter. The DoggieRescue Life Saver
up inside the shop to register as dog walkers. Week- Programme got its start to help fund the running of the
ends were a mad house, but the dogs got walked many shelter.
times each and we registered over 2000 volunteers
during those two years. The city bus would stop right Having had a recruitment and customer service back-
outside the window which was wonderful free ground in Star City Casino, Employment Agencies and
advertising and DoggieRescue became more widely a Gold Coast Meter Maid in the 60's it was a perfect fit
known to the public during those 2-3 years. for me and I actively tried to encourage people to
become volunteers for the Meet and Greet roles,
Two wonderful things happened in 2006 and 2007 - laundry, driving to and from the vet and feeding the
DoggieRescue was awarded charity status and Monika dogs on a regular basis. We have been fortunate
found a shelter for the dogs on the northern beaches. to gain some wonderful loyal and committed volunteers
A change in family circumstances meant I sold my over the years.
house and moved to the northern beaches to take up
my role in admin to meet and greet visitors and answer It goes without saying that without the volunteers
the phone. Initially when the shelter first opened, it was DoggieRescue would not be able to run the shelter so
efficiently and when you volunteer you meet lovely,
all hands-on deck and I filled in wherever help was
needed, feeding the dogs, hanging washing, fostering likeminded people who see dogs as part of their family.




I have also been delivering the very
informative Doggie Rescue magazines
on my bicycle since 2005. Each month
I distribute about 250 magazines
around my area at bus stops, coffee
shops, pet shops, vets and the local
library. I see so many people pick it
up and start talking about it with me
or their companions. On total I would
have distributed some 49,000
magazines over the 17 years and it
remains one of my monthly pleasures
to drop the magazine off and have
a chat with the owners and staff of
these businesses.

I don’t plan to stop going to Doggie
Rescue and hopefully we can
continue to find good homes for
the dogs in our care.


As Marg, Melissa and Geari have illustrated this month, there is a huge variety and number of jobs to
be carried out at DoggieRescue, all of which are important in keeping to our unofficial motto: “We’ll
give them a bone, till you give them a home!”. Moreover, these volunteers have shared Monika’s vision,
over a significant period of time and deserve our applause and admiration for their commitment and
dedication. Thank you for your contribution!!

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1. Chino Amstaff 3yrs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Jess & Jody!” Michele & Steve Tamassy
2. Lainey Bull Arab x Wolfhound 3yrs Female Sponsor: “ A home soon!” Lesley Cansdell & Titch
3. Moe Staffy x 2yrs 21.6kgs Sponsor:“ This doggie sponsorship is my gift to you!” from Jeff
4. Rose American Staffy x 9yrs 26.5kgs Female Sponsor: “ For our rainbow bridge mob!” Colleen & Ron
5. Zeus Mastiff x 6yrs 28kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Pepe!” Malki and Chandra
6. Xanthe Staffy x Shar Pei 2yrs 19.2kgs Female Sponsor: Michael & Kim McTeigue SavourLife
7. Peyton Staffy x Bulldog 4yrs Female Sponsor: “ Good luck in finding a forever family!” Pugsley
8. Max Bull Arab x 2yrs Male Sponsor: “Good luck in finding your forever family!” Freddi Martin
9. Otis Staffy x 3yrs 22kgs Male Sponsor: “ Wishing you a very happy birthday Ray!” Nila Sudiarta
10. Harlow American Staffy 2yrs Female Sponsor:“ You have a sponsor family, you are loved!” Fred & Annie Tse
11. Scooter Foxy x 9yrs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of my beloved Mojo!” Lorraine
12. Piper Staffy x Kelpie 18mths 22kgs Female Sponsor: “ A faithful friend forever!” Wendy McCathie

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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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CHIPPY
Halloween Hi Fans,

I’m frightened of
I’M THUNDER storms. I worry about
SCARED being ALONE, I’m scared of getting
OF BATHS! LOST and ending up in a pound. Just
the thought of going to the VETS gets
me shaking all over!!!!! I’m scared of
other really BIG dogs with even
BIGGER teeth! Yikes.. And...really scary….Nana’s teeth sitting
in a glass! I’m afraid of LOTS and LOTS of things — are YOU?

Fear can make even the every day things frightening. Are you
scared of SNAKES or SPIDERS…..Are you nervous of being
alone in the DARK!!!! If the world is round do you ever fear
FALLING OFF and ending up in space? Can you SWIM? Are
you frightened of the OCEAN? Or SHARKS! What about
COVID..does it freak you out? I’m scared of CREEPY
CRAWLERS...Or SLIMY THINGS...

Do you know EVERYBODY is scared of something—even
I’m scared of ADULTS too! So it is perfectly normal but you can overcome
looking silly
it….HOW? By facing your fear and by telling somebody about it.
If you are scared somebody is hiding under the bed at night tell
Mum or Dad—get them to look. Don’t just lay there shaking
under the covers. Be BRAVE. Draw a picture of your fear and
show an adult, maybe your teacher. If you face it soon your
Yankee Whippet x 1yr 23.3kgs Male Sponsor: FEAR will simply DISAPPEAR!!! Have some scary Halloween
“ In loving memory of Heidi & Libby!” Judith Lynch fun this month and until next month..Boooo to you! C/u Chips











We’re scared
of getting wet!



Breezy Cattle x 3yrs Nikita Staffy x 18mths Sebastian Staffy x 9yrs Scarlet Staffy x Kelpie
22kgs Male Sponsor: 14.5kgs Female Sponsor: 32.9kgs Male Sponsor: 4yrs 28kgs Female
“Wishing you a forever “ Happy home soon!” Tilly, “ In loving memory of Joey Sponsor:“ A better life is
home!” Aqua Home Loans Jasper & Karen & Rosie!” Pat Broderick coming soon!” Noreen

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Article by Chloe Piper Age: 14 years
WHAT ARE THE PROS & CONS OF
LOCKDOWN LIFE ON OUR PETS?



“
Covid-19, I’m sure that you can agree
with me that it has changed all of our lives
in ways we could have never imagined even
in our wildest dreams, but what about our
fluffy (or feathery, maybe even scaly) side-
kicks? What have they thought of this
worldwide catastrophe? Loved it? Hated it?
Never even noticed the change?
”











Chloe with
Brigette


Starting with the Pet pros of this total life changing event:
Their humans are home more often, obviously a huge bonus in
the eyes of our adoring animals who are likely loving the extra
Buddy helping Chloe to study attention and owner time that they have been receiving. Our
pets have all been a little less lonely and have had a little more
opportunity to be both cute and incredibly distracting for those of
us working from home.
Chloe with
Brigette & The main cons of lockdown : Possibly an impact would be on the
Lonhro more active pets who wouldn’t have as much opportunity to get
out and exercise and meet up with their play buddies, especially
if they have little or no backyard. Then there is always the issue
of some of the more unfortunate families perhaps struggling
financially with access or being able to afford pet supplies such
as food, toys and anything else required for their little friend’s
happiness, health and overall wellbeing. The final con in the
eyes of a mischievous pet would be the inability to get into
mischief while the owners are out, although I am sure that most
pet owners would, let’s just say, not be hating that aspect of
staying home.

To sum it up, our loyal companions are probably loving the outcome of the Covid-19 outbreak, they get more time
to spend with their favourite humans which is all these loving creatures need to be calm, happy and at peace.

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FEATURE Article BY ANNE FUSSELL
DR Volunteer



MARVEL


His name suits him perfectly. Marvel. AKA
Marvel the Magnificent. And occasionally,
Marvel the Mischievous. A Kelpie/Cattle
cross, he is funny, loving, energetic, strong,
curious. And really smart.

When I first started volunteering at Monika’s, he
was one of a random group of dogs I would be
given to take out. For me, every walk was an
exercise in endurance. He pulled pretty hard. “ Wherever we go, Marvel draws admiring looks, and
And pretty much all the time. Like many working often, laughs. Like when he does his super happy
dogs he was very reactive to vehicles which prancing or tries to catch raindrops in his mouth.”
meant remaining constantly alert to potential
eruptions. But he was also incredibly
affectionate, really anxious to please, and very Over time, I found networks of trails where we could walk,
funny. enjoying the beautiful wooded countryside. A two-hour walk is
nothing to Marvel and at first, he just wanted to keep moving.
Then, he and I were teamed up as “buddies” on He was tireless. I was often exhausted. Then, I discovered, by
an enrichment programme to give suitable dogs accident, that my plaintive wail of “wait” as I stumbled to keep
the opportunity to get “off-site” and experience up had achieved a dramatic result. He would halt immediately,
new places and experiences. sometimes turning to stare. And he would stay still until told he
could go on.

We built up a network of places to visit, often enjoying new
experiences. Two of the trails we follow have streams to cross,
or better still, stop and play in. There are animals to stare at.
Passers-by to observe. The equine arena at the St Ives
Showground has a couple of flat-topped obstacles that horses
jump on to, then off. Marvel aces it every time. Standing happily
on the top, tongue lolling, head cheekily on one side. He has
now added a speedy “sit, paw, down” to the performance.

Under the guidance of Nathan, Monika’s fantastic trainer,
Marvel and I started using a front harness. It’s been quite a
transformation. He is much calmer, often walking on a loose
lead. He is more inclined to interact with the landscape, foraging
in the hedges and verges he previously shot straight past in his
dogged determination to get there.

Perhaps best of all – for both of us - is that he has learned to
actually relax. Now, he will sit calmly beside me, leaning in,
actually happy to be still. He loves being cuddled and having his
fabulous soft spotted ears stroked.

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A few months ago, a fellow walker, the super-fit Bas offered
to take Marvel “for a run”. He meant it literally. The two of
them now regularly head off running for an hour or so, and
even Marvel arrives back properly tired.

Marvel loves people and loves meeting other dogs, he has
some great buddies he can play with at the shelter. Now, most
times we go to the Showground, he doesn't even notice the
cars he once reacted to. On busier roads, with reassurance,
he is mostly fine except with some trucks.

Marvel hasn’t been adopted yet, which makes me so sad as
he has such a lot to offer a loving individual or family. But even
I can recognise it’s not necessarily an easy fit. He needs a lot
of proper exercise. Whoever adopts Marvel will need to be
willing to take him out often. Preferably twice a day. And if
possible, access to walks where he is away from too many
vehicles.

And, like all working dogs he needs mental stimulation
whether it’s a game of hunt the treat, or regular agility work.
In return, they will get the best, smartest, funniest, most loyal
and loving buddy you could have.

Marvel Cattle x Kelpie 1-2 yrs 20kgs Male Sponsor: “To a happy future with lots of love!” from Janelle & Ed


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2. Alice Maltese x 12yrs 6kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Sybil & Jed 2 strays!” Janet & Richard
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FEATURE Article
The Fabulous

Miss Zali!


I remember walking into the shelter early August and being told there was
someone I had to meet, her eyes were on me the second I hit the driveway.
Those emotive loving eyes really pull you in! The moment I entered her yard
and sat down for her to come and say hello she was in my lap, no time for for-
malities with Zali it's always cuddle time.

Zali is deaf but as I have seen with other deaf residents this doesn't seem to
bother her, she is learning to play with other dogs (she has a good friend in
Rufus who is teaching her to be a dog) and enjoys her walks with the public. She
WRITTEN BY: JEN BARBOUR loves any opportunity to sniff and explore on her walks, she can be startled if
DoggieRescue Volunteer she doesn't know you're there but she quickly responds affectionately. Zali is full
of beans so she'd love an owner who can take her running regularly.
Zali is now one of the first yards I go to
when I arrive at the shelter and she knows
when I arrive as I can feel those eyes on me
as soon as I come into sight! She will watch Zali Staffy x Cattle
and start to happy dance until you're in her 3yrs 20.3kgs Female
yard and then she's into cuddle mode, she Sponsor: “ In loving
will climb into your lap and rest her head on memory of Ian, Tia &
your shoulder for the perfect cuddle. Muffin!” Kathryn & Paul

Because of her energy level (and her love
of zoomies) Zali needs a home with a
garden so she has room to move but she is
fairly content with her own company so
would suit a full time worker. She does need
a handler who understands she is deaf and
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“Zali deserves a home where she can
love her owners in her way (with cuddles
and kisses) and will be loved in return.”

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Training in the Spotlight!
Featuring “ WILLOW ”



“ This month I have decided
to focus on a dog whose
improvement I am very proud
of, Miss Willow. When Willow
arrived, she was very reactive
to other dogs and easily over-
stimulated or over aroused.
Willow is a young female Staffy x
Written by: NATHAN ARNEAUD, who like many rescue dogs has
On site dog trainer at not been socialised which has led
Monika’s DoggieRescue
to her reactivity at the sight of
other dogs.”
Our first session we had to work on building a relationship so she
knew she could trust me. The next step was teaching her to calm down,
an overstimulated dog cannot focus and therefore cannot learn. Willow
learnt that when something was going on around her and she looked at
me and engaged with me on her “yes” marker she would be rewarded.
Disengaging with her environment and focusing was difficult for a dog
so young with such little experience but we slowly built up the duration of
time she could focus on me while in a distracting environment.

Once Willow was comfortable ignoring the busy
“ shelter environment and focusing on me it was time to
forming a
positive association start allowing her to see other dogs and see if she could
focus on her handler instead of them. Willow and I
to other dogs remained in a yard with a view of the shelter while all
” the resident dogs were running to bed, she reacted to
through treats…
the first two dogs running past with their handlers, so I
increased the distance between us and the dogs being
run past and then she regained focus and engaged with
me instead. When she has a handler in her yard she
can disengage from her surroundings and focus on
them making her much calmer in the shelter
environment. When there is no handler and she’s on
her own she can still react, but this will not change in
this environment.

The focus with Willow was distance, duration, and
distraction. She could watch the other dogs from a
distance and we slowly desensitised her by building up
the time she could watch the dogs with no reaction
through forming a positive association to other dogs
through treats, if there was a reaction we worked on
redirecting her focus on to the handler (helped with
her response to the “yes” marker).

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When Willow finds her forever
Follow Nathan at: home I would recommend food and en-
https://www.facebook.com/ richment toys be used throughout the day
HowlingSuccessDogTraining
to allow her to focus on those instead of
what may cause her to react outside of the
home, these will help her relax and focusing
on them will reduce her reactivity. In a non-
shelter environment Willows reactivity would
be much less prevalent, a reminder the
shelter is a high stress environment so it’s
not surprising dogs show signs of anxiety,
reactivity and stress here but that can
change in a home environment with the right
training.

Once Willow was comfortably
desensitized to seeing other dogs
we decided to try and introduce her to
some similar aged and sized dogs, slow
introductions by placing them in yards next
to each other so they could see each other,
smell each other and engage a little through
the fence line had positive results. When
Willow and Marvel (18-month-old Cattle x
Kelpie) first met in the Freedom Park it was
hard to believe she had ever been reactive
to other dogs!

Willow is learning to play and has a few
friends at the shelter including Marvel and
Breezy. Watching Marvel take a chew toy or
rope or blanket up to her, nudge her and
make her understand what he wants reminds
Willow Staffy x 9mths 19.5kgs Female me of why I love what I do!
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FEATURE Article
MOJO’S 5TH GOTCHYA DAY



I wonder how many
kisses I have given
Mum in 5 years...






























Hi Monika & team!
She is obsessed with her dad and loves to sunbake,
hunt lizards, and police other dogs for having too much
In July we celebrated Mojo's 5th gotchya day. She was fun at the park. While we (and select family and friends
called Jodie when we rescued her, and had come from she has learned to trust) can snuggle her, she is still
a domestic violence situation. When Monika sent me
her picture I wasn't interested because she looked really wary of others and bares her teeth or nips if you get
timid in her pictures, but she brought her out to see us close enough. We have to be really alert around kids
anyway, and when we met her she walked on leash and dogs (loves some, hates some) but it's all worth it
perfectly, obeyed commands, and let us pet her. So we for her massive personality and the love she brings to
our home. Thank you for the work you do in giving
took her home! She turns 13 next month and she is our these precious family members a 2nd chance!
whole world. We couldn't be more grateful that Monika
recommended her. Innes & Alex McDougall … & Mojo

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GHOSTS, GOBLINS & SPOOKS GALORE
SCARY WITCHES AT YOUR DOOR!
JACK O’LANTERNS SMILING BRIGHT,
TWELVE HOMELESS DOGGIES WAIT,
THIS HALLOWEEN NIGHT….













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1. Obi Rotty x Kelpie 12mths 26.3kgs Male Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’re such a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
2. Sophie Kelpie x Corgi 2yrs 13.8kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Sam!” Valerie Rodgers
3. Tessa Shar Pei x Kelpie 5yrs 17kgs Female Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy future sweetheart!” Ed & Janelle
4. Atlas Staffy x 12mths Male BLIND Sponsor: “ From a lover of two dogs!” Lisa & Greg Doutty
5. Mabel Great Dane x 1yr 35kgs Female Sponsor:“In loving memory of Poppy Pants!” Love from Michelle
6. Nyx Shar Pei 2yrs 16.4kgs Female Sponsor: The Australian Writers Association
7. Hugo Rottweiler x 4yrs 23kgs Male Sponsor:“Just ‘cause you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
8. Eden Staffy x Cattle 6yrs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Sach Baille!” Kathryn
9. Chuck Rottweiler x 3yrs 35kgs Male Sponsor: “Good luck sweetheart!” love from Janelle & Ed
10. Gianna Staffy x Kelpie 12mths Female 25kgs Sponsor: “ For the lovely Lily & the joyous Jenner!” Lisa Kane
11. Rufus Amstaff 3yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: The Students at the Sydney School of English
12. Bucky Rotti x Shepherd 1yr Male Sponsor:“In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra

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T HE I NT E R VIE W
Mum’s
late with
my beer!



































If I wasn’t me I’d like to be : a lizard in the sun
When I heard I was to star in DoggieRescue
magazine I : was excited to say thanks for helping
me raise money for my emergency vet bill & to let
everyone know I'm almost fully better!
It took a while but : I'm getting the hang of walking
next to mum and not pulling on the leash. I get a treat
every time I look up at her!
My happiest moments are: having a sleep in, staring
at mum at all times with lovey, dovey eyes, watching
netflix, eating out of a kong and going to the dog
beach at night
My favourite position on the lounge is: on top of
someone
Making ‘smoochy If I impersonated a famous star I’d be: Scrappy-Doo
eyes’ at Mum Everyone looks at me and says: "he's excited!" or
"what happened to his leg?"
Food that makes me drool is: roast chicken
My nickname is : stinky baby, sad clown, or panty

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I often wonder : why my mum can't hold my
hand the entire time she's trying to type
messages or look at memes.
My favourite place is : a sunny patch of grass
in the backyard where I can recharge like a
lizard
My greatest achievement is : surviving a big
accident, raising enough money to afford the
vet and making it through 2 months of
wearing a big bandage and splint! I FOUND

Thankfully not having to have my leg
amputated A FOREVER
You should adopt a rescue dog FAMILY!
because : you'll never feel alone or
unloved. we have lots of character. we'll
cherish our new home because we know
what it's like to not have one.
I am so excited : to move to a new share
Interrupted
house very soon with a group of lovely artists
Training my humans has been fun because: again when
face timing ###
every time I drool I get a piece of the fruit my
mum was eating, or even a lick of her
smoothie cup.
My tail wags most when : I'm about to walk
past any human on the street. especially kids!
Ghosts & ghoulies don’t scare me because:
my bark sounds like the scream of a
possessed goat

POSTCARD FROM…. BUBBLES RUMSEY “ Hello to all my fans at DoggieRescue!”


Hi Everyone,
I can’t believe it has now been four years since I left all
my friends at DoggieRescue. Life is great with nothing
much changing since I was adopted – I still go out for
one or two walks each day, I still have a bed in every
room of the house, I’m spoilt, and even though I’ve
managed to get a few more treats in this lockdown
period, I still don’t get as many as I would like :(

One thing which has changed though is that I’ve come to
realise how important my role as a companion is. While
in lockdown I’ve played a crucial part in keeping my
owner sane, ensuring she gets exercise, enjoys the
outdoors daily, I make her smile, and when times are a
little difficult I give her a cuddle and cheer her up.

As you can see in the attached photo, I’m very happy
and am pleased I can help my owner in these difficult
times and repay her for giving me my forever home.

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IN THE “ I started walking Honey the day after she was returned to the shelter.
SPOTLIGHT Within a short time we bonded and I have been walking her regularly
since then, including offsite to beaches and parks. ”


THERE’S NOTHING


SWEETER THAN HONEY!



Honey is an extremely loyal, affectionate girl who loves human companionship.
For this reason she would suit someone who is home more often than not. Like
many rescue dogs she has her challenges so being patient with her and taking
the time to understand her behaviour is essential. She loves to be loved and will
return it 10 fold.

Honey is a Bull Mastiff X and is a large girl. She walks well on a loose leash and
she is strong so this would need to be factored in when considering adopting her.
Here are some interesting facts about Honey:

• She loves the water but hates her bath!
• She loves her walks and time away from the shelter. She is just as happy
being close to her human companions as she is on a walk.
Written by: Sam Waters • She is intelligent and well trained. Training will need to be continued to
assist with her socialization.
DR Volunteer Walker
• She loves dogs but can be choosy, especially with smaller dogs
• She loves her car rides!
“ Honey is incredibly
loving and will thrive in
the right household
with nurturing and
positive reinforcement.
Quite simply she is a
wonderful girl.” Sam


BREED: MASTIFF X
LABRADOR
AGE: 2.5 YEARS
WEIGHT: 33 KGS
SEX: FEMALE
CHILD FRIENDLY


Sponsor: Best wishes
for a loving home from
Jacky Tan

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1. Chippy American Staffy x 2yrs 25.5kgs Male Sponsor: The Australian Writers Association
2. Leo Spitz x 7yrs 11.6kgs Male Sponsor: “A perfect home waits!” Janice, Tony & Marjie Martin
3. Homer Boxer x Staffy 12mths 18.8kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Floyd, Ralph & Steffie!” Verena
4. Albert Shar Pei x 9yrs 17.5kgs Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Squirtle!” Nikie & Jeroen
5. Poptart Staffy x 1yr 25kgs Male Sponsor: “ To help him to find a home as good as Napoleon’s!” Jackson
6. Wesley Staffy x Shar Pei 18mths 19kgs Male Sponsor:“In loving memory of Crayon!” Sam, Tim & Shannon
7. Bear Siberian Husky x 4-5yrs 26.8kgs Male Sponsor: With lots of love from the 5 Kane Kitties..
8. Leonardo Shepherd x 6yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’re such a very good boy!” Jane & Romeo
9. Bowie Bulldog x 2.5yrs 31.8kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Lucky!” Kevin Lynch
10. Atticus Labrador x Mastiff 3yrs 33kgs Male Sponsor:“ A happy home very soon!” Julie McCann
11. Mason Cattle x 1yr 19kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra
12. Alvin Staffy x Kelpie 1yr 17.6kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of our Macy girl!” Susan Dorahy

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1. Ernie Cattle x 7yrs 30kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Otto & ex DR Rohan!” Gail Starkey
2. Dakota Malamute x 10mths Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra
3. Sadie Shar Pei x 2yrs 25.5kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Rusty & Natasha!” Robert Nauta
4. Hope G/Dane x Staffy 2yrs Female ( Mum to pups!) Sponsor: “The next best thing to owning a dog!” Linda Bushell
5. Hamish G/Dane x 6wks Male Sponsor: “Sending love in 2021!” from Jane & Harry
6. Haylee Great Dane x 6wks Female Sponsor:“In loving memory of Jakkson & Jack!” Gina Carovigno
7. Herbie Great Dane x 6wks Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Ralph, Floyd & Steffie!” Verena
8. Harry Great Dane x Male Sponsor:“In loving memory of George Coleman!” Yasmin & family
9. Harmony Great Dane x 6wks Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Linda & Pee Wee!” Pat Knorr
10. Hershey Great Dane x 6wks Male Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’re such a good girl!” Jane & Romeo
11. Howie Great Dane x 6wks Male Sponsor: “ A kind forever home soon!” Sam & Joy Jenkins
12. Hank Great Dane x 6wks Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Penny, who was special!” Stefanie

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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!

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