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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 No.188
ADOPTED
SEPTEMBER DOGS: 12,955
2020










DOG WALKING
IS BACK!
11am –2pm
No appointment needed
but we have a limited
number of kid friendly
dogs at the moment.













Spring is in the

air, are you ready
for some loving?
Gorgeous cover girl Sushi is
hoping Spring brings her a new
beginning. Meet her inside...


www.DoggieRescue.com

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


Last month we had some amazing adoptions of our long
termers notably Crumpet, Chilli, Dakota and Casper our
longest term resident who was enjoying life with his
foster family until they finally decided to adopt!

Being spring it is allergy season for people and dogs
alike and Jen talks about our staffy breeds with little hair
on their underside that are prone to rashes and itchy
skin whilst Roland talks about puppies and the demands
they have on you – are you ready for the challenge?
Check his puppy needs list.

This month in Kidz Club we have amazingly generous
young people Orli and Oscar, who donated years of
pocket money just to help the dogs. Gorgeous Jester is
trying so hard to count it all (p22).

Exercise is so important to lose those winter kilos and
what better way is there to do this than with a four
legged furry friend? Baz shares some of his favourite
exercise times with us and the different ways you can
have fun with your dog. We have so many cute faces
who want to come and meet you and spend a bit of
“getting to know you time”
“ My beautiful puppy Charlotte is helping me write the
editorial this month. She has only been with us a
short while and is trying ever so hard to please. She We have a Pebbles flashback to 2015 and her family
is such a loving girl and great with kids! See p7” talk about how they met – just by dog walking and finally
fell in love. No speed dating for Pebbles, just a steady
process of meeting. It has been worthwhile to get that

Dear Readers, long lasting bonding happening. We also have a
wonderful update from Lexi adopted some 12 months
Our spring edition is full of blooms and a promise of ago and Kylie and Dani adopted more recently.
bright things to come. Beautiful Sushi looks divine with
spring flowers in her hair. Sushi has seen many springs Our Up Close and Personal section with Toast (nee
with us and she has not given up on the hope of Chloe) tells us how her confidence is growing and how
meeting her forever family soon. Some of our large special she is to her family. All our special dogs invite
breed dogs introduce the spring edition all waiting for you to come out and shake off those COVID-19 blues.
some special love. They look amazing adorned in There is so much fun to be had out here at Doggiewood.
spring flowers. Take a peek at those gorgeous faces.


“
This month our editor Corinne and long
standing volunteer Amanda talk about
their positive holiday experiences with
pets and good places to check out. p30 ”

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ARTICLES YOU’LL LOVE IN THIS MONTH’S ISSUE! • 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
In this edition Sue talks donate online via our secure
about Jamie a long term website or call us on
resident with very limited 02 9486 3133.
vision. It is incredible how
dogs adapt to life without
vision and we learn how • Become a DoggieRescue
finely tuned their nose LIFESAVER
and hearing really is. p13
Or you might like to consider
becoming a DoggieRescue
Lifesaver (see p20), with a
regular monthly gift to support
our work.

All gifts, regardless of size,
help us to give a brighter future
to the dogs and cats in our
care. Thank you in advance
for your kind donation.
Jen & Peyton
tackle some I look forward to keeping you
important issues! updated on our progress in the
p14 months ahead and sincerely
thank you again for all your
support.


“Thank you to all you wonderful volunteers who
Warmest regards
continue to help us care for all these animals and
make their lives better. We could not do it without you!”
Monika

Vale: Ellen Shapiera has just left this earth Monika Biernacki
last night (18 Aug). She was an amazing Founder - DoggieRescue
volunteer with a tower of strength who has
helped me from the very early beginnings
of DoggieRescue right up to now. We will
pay a tribute to her in the next issue of this
magazine. She and her husband Ron have Please help us to continue
been incredible people who had such our lifesaving work

compassion for animals.

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DOGGIERESCUE.COM Copyright 2020:
DoggieRescue.com
ISSUE: SEPTEMBER 2020
Permission is given to
reprint for educational
purposes only, provided
DoggieRescue.com
Pebbles 5 year Magazine is
‘gotcha’ day! acknowledged.
Published by:
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ABN 49098918471
Mail address only:
Our cover for SEPTEMBER 8 Chiltern Rd,
is long term girl Sushi. Ingleside NSW 2101
Meet her on page 9 Address: 2 McCowan Rd,
Ingleside NSW 2101
P26 Cover photo: Phone: 9486 3133
Tovah Levitas or 0429 044 484
PawstoPaper Editor, Advertising,
Typesetting, Layout &
FEATURES Design: Corinne Daw
Photography: Tovah
DOGS ARE LOVE. Unconditional 6-12 Levitas, Natalie Burns,
love. Meet some gorgeous DR dogs Kim Bernotas & Martha
Pavlakis
LOVE IS BLIND Featuring our blind Printing: SPOTPRESS
disability boy Jamie. By Sue Cuneo 13 Phone: 9549-1111
www.spotpress.com.au
PACIFYING PETULANT PUPPIES
by Roland Briefrel 16-17 DISCLAIMER: The points
of view expressed by
DOGS & EXERCISE 23 p6 contributors in their
by Bas de Leeuw
respective articles does
ADOPTION UPDATE: PEBBLES 26-27 IN EVERY ISSUE not necessarily reflect that
by Charlotte Asbridge of the Publisher, Editor.

FROM MY DESK Advertising for services
HOLIDAYING WITH DOGS 30-31 by Monika Biernacki 2-3 and products appearing
by Corinne Daw here is accepted by the
AN INTERVIEW WITH Publisher and Editor in
WOW! THE DOGGIERESCUE PEYTON by Jen Barbour 14-15 good faith. However the
‘SUPER HERO’ 2021 CALENDAR 48 Publisher & Editor give no
IS COMING! We will have a limited UP CLOSE & PERSONAL - guarantee or endorsement
number available, so get in quick! with “Toast Moloney ” 32-33 of products or services,
nor the advertisers will
fulfill their obligations.

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Leave a Legacy of Love
Chilli with

his new dad. Because you will always care.























• DOGS: Arnie, Joey, Marshmellow, Felix,
Harley, Zoe, Isabelle, Rafael, Chilli, Trixie, Please remember DoggieRescue in your Will.
Dakota, Crumpet, Casper, Caramello, Gina,
Eddy, Cece, Ava, Bee & Amber
• CATS: Dumpling, Grayson, Sienna, Callie
& George
• RABBITS: Elsa, Salt & Pepper (together)
Mr/Mrs/Ms/Other

Where is DoggieWood? First name
Ingleside Shelter location: 2 McCowan Rd,
Cnr of Bloodwood Rd, INGLESIDE. 2101 Surname
Open 10AM – 5.00PM Tuesday to Sunday

Phone: 9486-3133 www.DoggieRescue.com Address
Post code

Telephone

Please return to:
DoggieRescue,
8 Chiltern Road,
INGLESIDE. NSW. 2101
Or call 9486-3133
www.DoggieRescue.com Thank you

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DOGS are love.









UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.































Tyson Wolfhound x 2yrs 43kgs
Male Sponsor: “ Happy home
very soon!” Joy & Sam Jenkins
Tyson is one of a bonded pair &
his partner is Lily see p15

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Boundlessly


ENERGETIC


LOVE.







Charlotte Staffy
x Cattle 5mths
Female
Sponsor:“ My
fingers are
crossed!” Pam
Robson



C a n m a k e t h e w o r s t d a y e v e r b e t t e r l o v e .




ALWAYS
BY YOUR
SIDE LOVE.





Sansa American
Staffy x 7yrs Female
Sponsor: “ Now you
have a sponsor family,
you are loved!”
Fred & Annie Tse





It’s my job to protect you love.

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ENTHUSIASTIC TAIL WAGGING


SO-HAPPY-YOU’RE-HERE LOVE.




















BARKING

FETCHING


RUNNING

CATCHING


LOVE.







Oakley American
Staffy x 5yrs 35.5kgs
Male Sponsor: “In loving
memory of Floyd, Ralph
& Steffie!” Verena

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1000% LOYAL LOVE.










Sushi Staffy x 8yrs
22kgs Female
Sponsor: “In loving
memory of Ralph,
Floyd & Steffie!”
Verena





















Wait

Carl Mastiff x by the
6yrs 33.5kgs
Male Sponsor:“ In door
loving memory of ‘til you
Rusty & Natasha!”
Robert Nauta come
home
love.

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EVEN WHEN
Tucker Boxer x 2yrs
25.8kgs Male YOU DON’T
Sponsor:“ In loving
memory of Penny, who SHARE YOUR
was so special!” Stefanie
FOOD LOVE.





A BIG
SLOPPY
WET KISS
LOVE.










Chrissy Mastiff x 3yrs
40kgs Female
Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause
you’re such a good girl!’
Jane & Romeo

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I D O N ’ T C A R E W H A T

Y O U L O O K L I K E L O V E .



























PURE ADORATION
& UNRESTRAINED

AFFECTION LOVE.
















Jacob Staffy x 5yrs
26kgs Male Sponsor
“In loving memory of
Lucky!” Kevin Lynch

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Sorry I ate your shoe, I think you’re the best person in the whole

world/playful/trusting/I will always come when you call me love.





SPRING IS
THE PERFECT
TIME TO FALL
IN LOVE.

HAVE YOU

GOTTEN
YOUR DOG

FIX YET?









I’ll be your
faithful friend
for life love.
Words from an original
poem by Kathy R. Jeffords



Kiki Great Dane x 6mths 18kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Heidi & Libby!” Judith Lynch

Our volunteer feature photographer is long
time supporter and talented artist TOVAH
LEVITAS. Photos showcase our doggies
and help enormously to find them new
homes so it is a hugely important volunteer
position.

https://www.facebook.com/pawstopaper/

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LOVE IS
FEATURE DISABILITY


ARTICLE BY: SUE CUNEO
BLIND

How many of you bypass the disability
dogs when browsing our website,
thinking you wouldn’t have the patience
or skills to care for a dog with special
needs? I’m here to tell you it’s far Jamie Jack Russell 10yrs
easier than you think!! 8kgs Male Sponsor: “ Good
luck in finding your forever
What is often overlooked about blind family!” Freddi Martin
dogs is that blindness is less of a
problem for them than it is for people.
The dog’s primary sense is smell,
followed by hearing, then by sight. Dogs
aren’t as sight dependent as we are.
Here’s a few fun facts that illustrate this
difference:

• Dogs can hear sounds from 4 times
the distance we can. Their mobile
ears can locate the source of a
sound in one six-hundredth of a
second.

• They have twice our capacity for
hearing high pitched sounds and
the parts of the brain dedicated to
making sense of sounds are much
larger than ours.

• For the musical reader as far as I cannot see you when you cuddle me so near.
pitch goes, dogs can distinguish And yet I know you love me, it's in the words I hear….
notes an eighth of a tone apart –
they could tune your guitar perfectly!
One of our volunteers, Martha, adoption interest and has not had
As for smell, dogs have 220 million has taken an interest in Jamie any appointments. It would be
scent receptors in their nose compared and recently took him to the lovely to see him adopted.”
to our 5 million. Their sense of smell is beach, she says…
1000 times keener than ours and they ( Jamie is pictured above at the
can detect smells that even our most beach )
sensitive scientific instruments cannot. “ Jamie is a long termer - he’s
blind and he has my heart so I
took him out to the beach today Please call 9496-3133 or email
I can tell you from first hand experience as I’m sure he’s probably never [email protected] for
looking after a blind dog is so much been in his life. Jamie is a long more information on adopting/
easier than you’d expect and there are fostering Jamie.
big rewards in love and appreciation. termer does not get much

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Jen & Peyton Spring
FEATURE ALLERGIES

INTERVIEWER:
JEN BARBOUR into Allergy Season!


FOR DOGS ( AND HUMANS)
SPRING CAN BRING ITS’ OWN
SET OF PROBLEMS. JEN AND HER
PAL PEYTON GET TOGETHER TO
HELP FIND SOME SOLUTIONS.
JEN: I don’t know about you
Peyton, but for me Spring means
hay fever! Even this wattle
behind me is making me want
to sneeze! What are some key
signs of allergies we should
watch for in our dogs this
Spring?
PEYTON: I really like this wattle; it
actually smells quite nice. Anyway,
one of the key signs on dogs like
me with short hair is a rash! Often
on our bellies and under our
armpits. If we get red and itchy
we are probably uncomfortable, a
quick trip to see the vet should
result in a soothing cream, maybe
an antihistamine and hopefully a
treat! Also watch for sneezing,
whilst it can be quite cute (or funny)
when your pet sneezes it's also a
sign something is irritating them.
JEN: Spring also means certain
creepy crawlys are coming back
out so what can we do to protect regularly get dogs at Doggie
our pets? Rescue who are heartworm toys, make sure any damaged ones
are thrown out (and make sure you
positive. It’s such a simple thing
PEYTON: Make sure my flea and replace them with new ones!!) make
to prevent and a horrible thing for
tick medications are up to date! a dog to go through! sure our collars, leads and harnesses
Although it always should be so I’m are in good shape too! If they’re
safe from nasty, bitey things! Oh, JEN: Should we spring clean our frayed or breaking it's time for a new
and while you’re checking that dogs’ things as well as our own? one and there’s lots of bargains in the
make sure our heartworm DoggieRescue shop! Besides if you
medication is up to date, we PEYTON: Absolutely! Check all our get new outfits so should we.

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JEN: What’s your final tip for Spring? as an opportunity to do a body check to make sure you
know what all the lumps and bumps feel like so you
PEYTON: Take the time to groom your pet! A nice know if a mole has grown or a lump appeared suddenly.
thorough brush will make them feel better, though all the This way you’re keeping us in the best possible shape
loose hair might make you sneeze! You can also use this for Spring and beyond!


A LITTLE BIT ABOUT PEYTON

“ I chose Peyton for this interview because like my
own staffy she has skin that is prone to allergies,
that short hair tendency to lie on their bellies in
the grass means they can develop rashes and
allergies to seeds in the garden!”
It's quite common for staffies to have allergies so
always watch your dog when introducing them to
new foods or environments. Peyton was very
gentle and interested in what was going on for the
photos we took, she is a very nervous creature so
we took things slow and spent lots of time building
a bond before we went out to take the photos.
She is quite social with other dogs, she really
likes to play with Poptart, they often go on walks
together, but she doesn't like dogs getting into her
face. She is spooked by sudden movements or
loud noises particularly trucks. She was watching
me closely while we were out, so she always knew
what I wanted from her. She will need a home
with a garden, would suit a full time worker and
someone with rescue experience to help gently Peyton Staffy x Bulldog 4yrs Female Sponsor: “Good
coax her out of her shell. luck finding your 4ever family!” Pugsley
















Lily Bull Arab 2yrs Neeve Irish Wolfhound x Chris Amstaff x 9yrs Male & Sasha Amstaff 10yrs
42kgs Female Lily is one 2yrs 28.3kgs Female A 34.5kgs Female Chris & Sasha want a home together as
of a bonded pair. See big, sooky doggie who they love each other and are a bonded pair. They are
Tyson p6. Sponsor: “ In needs a home! Sponsor: affectionate & loveable. Sponsors: “A better life is
loving memory of Cindy!” “In loving memory of little coming very soon!” Love from Noreen & “ In loving
Malki & Chandra Squirtle!” Nikie & Jeroen memory of Ian, Tia & Muffin!” Kathryn & Paul

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DOGGIERESCUE UNLEASHED AND DANGEROUS
FEATURE Article
Cartoons by Ryley Miller

Pacifying Petulant


Puppies








Compiled by Roland Briefrel

It has never ceased to surprise me as an
observer of people and dogs, how many
humans feel they need to adopt a puppy when
they decide the time is right for dog ownership.
Whether it is arrogance, hubris, ignorance or
quite frankly stupidity, adopting a puppy is
actually hard work.

Very young puppies are so cute, it is hard to
imagine that within a few months, they will
graduate from their "I-just-want-to-please-you"
stage and enter their "You-can't-stop-me!"
stage. As with children, testing boundaries is a “ Your job is to keep the worst temptations out of your
part of growing up for dogs; so is getting into puppy's reach, but realize that s/he will probably come
mischief. up with something you never even imagined.”

So if you are thinking of getting a puppy there 3. It is essential to teach your pup to like people and
are a few things you need to remember: to enjoy being handled. If you do not actively
socialize your puppy to numerous unfamiliar
1. From the very first day your puppy comes home people, they will most certainly develop fears
the clock is ticking. All aspects of puppy training about strangers, especially men and children.
and behaviour modification will only get harder as These fears can escalate into defensive and
time goes by, so do not wait, start training today! aggressive behaviour, and a generally unhappy and
2. The first item on the agenda is errorless house- stressed dog.
training and chew toy-training. You cannot expect 4. As your pup grows older, you must remember to
your new pup to magically know where to pee and continue socialization outside the home, certainly
poop, what to chew, or when to bark. Instead, YOU
need to teach them. Additionally, you will need to in puppy classes where your pup can learn to play
teach your pup that these rules still apply when they appropriately with other pups and develop bite
are home alone, and that there is no need to be inhibition, but also you should strive to
anxious in your absence. All of this is made easier incorporate positive training into all aspects
with a doggy den and puppy playpen: short- and of your dog’s life. By training on your walks, in
long-term confinement areas for your puppy that will the car and at the park, you will raise a dog that is
help them learn to have free reign of the house. confident and relaxed in all situations.

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Although we love our puppies like children, they are
not children – they are baby dogs, and dogs do
things that their human family members often do
not understand! What is normal for a puppy and works
perfectly well within their canine family is often not such
a good fit once they are in their new forever home. So,
just because certain puppy behaviour is 'normal' in the
canine world that does not mean it is okay or that you
should not discourage it.

For example, many common puppy behaviours such as
biting/nipping, growling, chewing, whining when alone, Many puppies withdraw into themselves during the first
submissive urination, jumping up to lick faces (to name few days and may sleep more than usual and/or lose
but a few), are perfectly normal for a dog - but they can their appetite.... they may even lull you into thinking that
cause havoc in your home. It is important to let you they are models of immaculate behaviour. BUT, this is
know that during your pup's first few days in their new an adjustment period, and as soon as your pup starts to
home, their behaviour may be quite different to what feel less homesick and more confident you will begin to
you may have seen before, or will see afterwards. Why? see his real personality shine through. So be ready. It is
Because he's a tiny baby and leaving his mother and also worth knowing that many puppies are especially
siblings to live in a strange house that is full of strange . anxious and 'clingy' when you first bring them home. As
(in the nicest possible way of course!) people, pets, pack animals they instinctively know the importance of
smells, sounds etc. is very scary and traumatic for him. staying in a group when their survival is at stake. But
allowing 'velcro-puppy' syndrome can lead to separation
anxiety and other behaviour issues, so it is important to
get the balance of love and attention and alone-time
right.

It is natural for a pup to be a little anxious and scared.
There are a huge number of different dog breeds, and a
potentially infinite combination of mix breed options.
Each breed was designed with a specific purpose in
mind and has its own set of strengths and weaknesses.
Certain puppy behaviours are more obvious in some
breeds than others. For example, puppies from the herd-
ing breeds tend to be more stubborn about, and dedi-
cated to, biting and nipping. Terriers that were originally
bred to hunt vermin can be incredible 'diggers'. Grey-
hounds cannot resist chasing small, fast moving animals
(or objects).... and so on.

The more you know about your puppy's heritage the
easier it will be for you to understand their behaviour
and figure out how to reshape it in a way that will
keep you both happy.


This article is not designed to scare anyone away from thinking about adopting a puppy. In fact there are
probably as many opinions on puppy ownership/training as there are puppies! It is however, a reminder that
puppies are hard work and require your time and attention. Cuteness and pester power should not be the
sole determiners in puppy ownership – they are HARD work. Be reasonable in your expectations of them
and generous with the time you spend training them, or, consider an older dog.

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CHASE YOUR COVID-19 BLUES AWAY























“ My Name is GUINNESS “ My Name is BILLY... “ My Name is LEELA &
& I’ll get you FIT!!! ” let’s go to the beach!” I chase loneliness away!”























“ My Name is STANLEY... “ My Name is CHIQUITA “ My Name is SHERRY...
do you want a mate?” & I’m a real smoocher!” I need lots of loving!!! ”

Guinness Rottweiler x 2yrs 32kgs Male Sponsor: Best wishes for a loving home from Jacky Tan
Billy Staffy xCattle 2yrs 22kgs Male Kid Friendly 12+ Sponsor: “Happy home soon!” Tilly, Jasper & Karen
Leela Border Collie x Cattle 8yrs 16kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Inzi & Sach Baille!” Kathryn
Stanley Bull Terrier x 12yrs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Joey & Rosie!” Pat Broderick
Chiquita English Staffy x 2yrs 16kgs Female Sponsor: “ A faithful friend forever!” Wendy McCathie
Sherry Cattle dog x 10yrs Female Sponsor:“ For our rainbow bridge mob!” Colleen & Ron

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

Hello Readers,

Kelly and her For those of you interested in
friend Rafael, making a more regular donation I
am a DoggieRescue Life- saver
now adopted.
and donate a small amount each
month from my salary. This gift is
tax deductible and pays for the
food, shelter and veterinary costs
for 1 doggie. As I am unable to
have a doggie myself it is my way
of caring for them while they wait
patiently at the shelter for their
loving family to find them.

Kelly Mooney


“ LET’S SAVE A LIFE
TOGETHER!”

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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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Must love dogs






MARVEL’S JOKE:
Q: WHAT CAN
FALL REALLY
HARD YET NEVER
GET HURT?
A: THE RAIN

Marvel Kelpie x
18mths 19.4kgs
Male Sponsor: “ To
This is Orli and Oscar. Between
a happy future with them they saved their pocket
lots of love!” Love
Ha! Ha! from Janelle & Ed change for a long time and raised
Ha! Ha! around $750 …Jester was trying to
Chippy.. “ Hey, count it for us! AMAZING!
that’s my joke!!!! ”



Hi Fans, Today when Dad did go to
I’m really worried and I’ll tell you why. work on the bus he too wore
My Nanna lives with us and she is really a muzzle on his face. Have humans
nice and gives great cuddles. We have started to bite each other do you
friendly neighbours and she is always think? All this worry is taking my appetite
chatting, and hugging people but lately away so I thought I would ask Mum what
she has changed. was wrong. But as I looked Nanna and
Mum were going out….and ...WHAT!!!
Nanna does not leave the house much Mum had a muzzle on too!
anymore, and when she sees her
friends in the street she no longer hugs It’s OKAY!!! I UNDERSTAND!!! Mum
them, in fact sometimes she crosses the explained all about it. Humans are not
street when she seems them coming. biting each other, and it’s not a muzzle
Last week when Mum and Nanna went but a mask to keep the COVID-19 virus
out Nanna wore a muzzle on her face. away. Mummy said when there is a
Now I don’t know how she could bite vaccination then Nanna, her and Dad
anyone as most of the time her teeth live will no longer wear the mask on their
in a glass jar next to her bed. face and everything will go back to
normal. Dad will go back to work and
Featuring star ex DR
It’s funny, but Dad does not leave the Nanna will start hugging her friends
doggie Chippy Pizzey &
house much anymore either. He does again. I really, really hope it’s soon,
his pearls of wisdom... his work at home and looks cranky a lot. don’t you? C/U Chips xxx

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By Bas de Leeuw
Dogs


HEY
& Exercise KIDS!


Do you have fun with your dog? My favourite type of
exercise is running on bush trails. It is so much more fun
with a dog that loves running. It is a wonderful feeling to
bound along the trails and be totally connected with a four
legged buddy. Dogs love to play & exercise with their
family. Seeing their pure joy when they see their favourite
toy or know they are going for a run is so special.


Here are some reasons to exercise with your dog.
• It helps your dog stay healthy, fit & live a long life.
Playing tug of war with Atticus • It will make your dog really happy.
is a great way to incorporate
some training as well. • It is a wonderful way to create a deep bond &
connection with your dog.
• It is a great way to help with training your dog.
• It will keep you fit and healthy as well.
• Both you and your dog will have so much fun.
• It will be stimulating for both you and your dog to
come up with new games to try. With our German
Shepherd we loved to come up with different ball
games as she was totally ball obsessed.
Each dog will have different interests but below are • It is wonderful to see how content & relaxed they
some of my favourite ways to exercise with a dog.
are after exercise.
• Running, walking or hiking with your dog.
• Playing ball games such as fetch.

• Taking your dog to the beach if they like to swim. YUM, YUM!
• Tug of war games.
Pictured are two of my favourite exercise buddies from
Monika’s DoggieRescue. Olive was my weekly running buddy
before she was adopted. We had a lovely weekly 8km circuit
with a stop at halfway for a drink and to share an apple ( see
photo at right). Atticus ( above photo ) is my walking buddy. He
loves hiking on bush trails and playing. He is waiting for a home.

But the very best thing of all...is having fun with your four
legged mate in the great Australian outdoors!

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1. Hugo Rottweiler x 4yrs 23kgs Male Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
2. Tessa Shar Pei x Kelpie 5yrs 16.9kgs Female Sponsor:“I hope you find a family like mine!” George Coleman
3. Chuck Rottweiler x 3yrs 35kgs Male Sponsor: “Good luck sweetheart!” love from Janelle & Ed
4. Dahlia Whippet x Staffy 3yrs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Linda & Pee Wee!” Pat Knorr
5. Marlo Staffy x 2yrs Male Sponsor:“Here’s hoping for a home/foster home!” Janelle Wooldridge
6. Luna Staffy x 18mths 25kgs Female Sponsor:“Hoping you find a forever home soon!” Lopez
7. Zeus Mastiff x 6yrs 28.6kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Pepe!” Malki and Chandra
8. Noddy Dachshund x Staffy 3yrs 8kgs Male Sponsor: “ For the lovely Lily & the joyous Jenner!” Lisa Kane
9. Moe Staffy x 2yrs 21.6kgs Male Sponsor: “ This sponsorship is my gift to you!” Jeff
10. Breezy Cattle x 3yrs 22.5kgs Male Sponsor: “Happy home soon!” Aqua Home Loans
11. Poptart Staffy x 10mths 16kgs Male Sponsor: “To help him find a home as good as Napoleons!” Jackson
12. Nemo Border Collie x 18mths 22.5kgs Male Sponsor: “I’m a very sweet boy!” Kylee, Brenda & Daisy
DoggieRescue.com wishes to acknowledge the
assistance given by:

Virbac Animal Health Australia
Free call: 1800 009 847 Ph.(02)9772-9772
https://au.virbac.com/

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1. Jane Mastiff x 3yrs 28.9kgs Female Sponsor: “ Looking to a brighter future!” Neil & Surbhi
2. Sophie Kelpie x Corgi 2yrs 13.8kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Sam!” Valerie Rodgers
3. Cash Bull Arab x 3yrs 27kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Pebbles!” Sigrid
4. Goldie Labrador x Beagle 2yrs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra
5. Khaleesi Staffy x 2-3yrs Female Deaf. Sponsor: Best wishes from Susan Cassidy
6. Bailey Jack Russell x Pug 7yrs 8.3kgs Male Sponsor: With love from your friend Marg
7. Jester Staffy x 16wks Male Sponsor:“ Wishing you a happy forever home very soon !” Love Martha & Queenie x
8. Mabel Great Dane x 1yr 35kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Poppy Pants!” Love Michelle
9. Paris Foxy x 6-7yrs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ian, Muffin & Tia!” Kathryn & Paul
10. Lachlan Staffy x 14wks Male Sponsor:“ Wishing you luck!” The Australian Writers Centre
11. & 12. Gabby Kelpie x 7yrs 19kgs Female & Mason Cattle x Shar Pei 1yr 19kgs Male BONDED PAIR
Sponsors: “Good luck!” Lesley Cansdell & Titch & “In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra

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ADOPTION UPDATE


PEBBLES : 2015

FLASHBACK!

Hey Kids,

We have wanted a dog for ages but Mum said
we didn't have a big enough yard and we
already had enough animals. It seemed like
we were the only family in the neighbourhood
that didn't have a dog. One day in the summer
holidays Mum saw a post on Facebook about
volunteer walking the rescue dogs at Monika's
DoggieRescue and that we should totally do it.
We loved the idea. We went as often as we
could and we walked Pebbles 3 times, she
seemed to "adopt us" and every time she
looked at us like - are you taking me home this
time? In the end Mum couldn't resist that cute
little face and sad pleading eyes and surprised Check out
us one day by saying we should adopt her. my SMILE!

Pebbles was so happy to finally come home
with us and fitted straight in, she didn't care
that the yard isn't huge after all we have a
great dog park on our street and she gets to MEET OUR DOGGIE “PEBBLES”
go walkies 2-3 times every day and when we
are at home she loves to cuddle up on the
lounge or on our beds with us. She is just the I love taking Pebbles to different places on the weekend and
best dog ever and she loves us to death. cuddling up with her in bed in the morning before I have to get up
to go to school and the way she jumps all over us when we get
home in the afternoon because she is so excited to see us. We
love Pebbles so much. Charlotte and Gemma X0X0

OUR DOG PEBBLES
FASTFORWARD TO 2020
By Charlotte Asbridge
“ It’s a ruff

life chilling in Hi Everyone,
bed all day!”
This is Pebbles who we adopted in 2015 now after five years
of being a part of our family. I wrote the story above with my
sister for the KIDS CLUB PAGE of September 2015 magazine,
shortly after we adopted her. Pebbles has turned into the most
loving yet crazy dog we ever could ever have asked for!

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This was one of the first photos taken of Pebbles with
me when we first adopted her. She has grown to be a
much more confident dog than when we first got her
and has almost no fears now. This is fantastic as
when we adopted her she was scared of almost
everything including walking into our house!

Pebbles favourite activities include sleeping in our
beds, running after the big doggies at dog parks,
exploring the beaches and bushes of the northern
beaches and going to PetO to pick out treats!

We love her chaotic energy and could not have
asked for a more perfect doggo to join our family!





















T h e m a n y f a c e s o f P e b b l e s . . . C h e e k y . . . H a p p y . . . T h o u g h t f u l . . . w e l o v e t h e m a l l !



“ She’s so empathetic and
will lick our tears away when
we’re sad, yet will also hype
us up when we’re happy and

do zoomies everywhere.”

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ADOPTION UPDATES POSTCARDS FROM POPULAR EX DR DOGGIES “LEXI” & “ DAISY & LEXIE”


THANK YOU MONIKA
and team for Lexi!!


We knew this girl was something special
when we adopted her almost a year ago.
But we had no idea just how special.

Lexi has a seemingly bottomless pit of We can’t thank you
love to give and she can now officially enough for saving
share some of that love in a group this girl from the
therapy setting, after passing her pound, and bringing
assessment this week. She starts her her to your shelter
work with at risk youth in term three and for us to eventually
we are so excited and proud of her. Lexi find each other.
has also become a blood donor since she
came to us and she continually blows us
all away with her beautiful, loving nature.
“Lexi”

Lexi
& Ruby

























“ Keep doing what you do, you are saving some
wonderful dogs, and those dogs are saving
some humans. We are so happy we can share
some love with people that need it!”

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ALL ARE LOVED…. & LOVING, LIVING THEIR LIFE TO THE MAX WITH THEIR FOREVER FAMILIES…...


















“Daisy & Lexie”



























Hi Monika,
They are now on medications for their skin condition in
It’s only been a short time since we adopted Kylie conjunction with a vet prescribed diet/food. The pups
and Dani, now renamed Daisy and Lexie. They have are booked in to see a behaviourist this week for
settled into their new home like they have lived here anxiety management. Needless to say, with love,
forever! time and training the girls will grow into content and
happy young ladies. I will keep you updated on the
Dani/Lexie has come on leaps and bounds. We were girls progress. Kind regards, Lorraine and the girls
surprised to realise Lexie became incredibly distressed
in the dark and when the TV was on. Fast forward a
few weeks; these know longer bother her. “ Thank you to all the DoggieRescue team for
all the amazing work you do. ” Lorraine

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ARE WE
THERE YET?


https://www.facebook.com/oldbarafarmhouse/

BY CORINNE DAW

TAKE 3 HUMANS AND 5 DOGS, ADD 1
LARGE CAR AND...HAVE A LOT OF FUN!

Hello Readers,

After the terror of the fires during Christmas and
New Year, and then the arrival of the COVID-19
virus early in 2020 the stress started to tell and I
needed a break but...I did not want to leave my
two dogs. I thought it would be difficult to find
suitable destinations to stay, but I was wrong! I
have included details of my trip away and also
DoggieRescue volunteer Amanda who had an “ Okay Mum, buckle us up, we want to
equally positive travelling with dogs experience. know where we are going today?” Loulou

When I googled “HOLIDAYS WITH DOGS” an A 1920s private farmhouse it had four bedrooms ( able to
amazing amount of Pet Friendly places came up sleep 10 comfortably ) and we not only enjoyed the peace of
on my screen. We settled for..MUDGEE! My country living but each had our own entrance, bedroom and
cousin and her husband, me and altogether FIVE bathroom. The kitchen was supplied with tea, coffee, milk and
small dogs took to the road early July, our cooking utensils, plates and cutlery. From Mudgee it was a few
destination a lovely country farm house called hours by car to Bathurst and the historical gold mining towns of
“OLD BARRA FARMHOUSE” which was PET Hill End and Sofala. Mudgee is a great country town with parks
FRIENDLY and set on 1100 acre cattle property. and dog free areas, and the Mudgee Wineries are famous.

Being an early riser I was able to enjoy the
morning mists, the abundance of birds (the
flocks were large and so colourful) and the
kangaroos grazing without fear. Enjoying the
tranquillity too the dogs seemed to de-stress,
revelling in the country life and all the space,
Old Barra Farmhouse : new smells and fresh air. I could not imagine
https://www.oldbara.com.au/ having to leave them behind with strangers
when they too could enjoy a short break as
part of the family.

“ What I personally noticed was the quiet. It was
a world away from city life, the only worry being
a few days just weren’t long enough.” Corinne

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Hi Everyone! When travelling with dogs there are a few
important things to remember…
I wanted to do a shout out in the magazine for
Shearwater dog-friendly Cottages in Shoal Bay.
• Make sure your dogs are harnessed in the car
Their website: http://www.bayescapes.com.au/ for safety. Also bring some extender leads.

We just spent 4 days there in the most fantastic dog • Make a check list of any medications they require
friendly cottage in Shoal Bay - perfectly set up for during the trip, ensure their vaccinations are up to
dogs with secure outdoor patio/garden area, lots of date, as is their tick and flea medication. Also pack
information left on dog friendly beaches/cafes. They any special food they will need and their usual
even set up a ramp for my 3 legged Chihuahua biscuits for the term of the trip, and if travelling in
Maggie (ex DR 2012) so she could get down the one Winter a warm coat.
step to the back patio.
• When travelling with dogs it is a good idea to take
your own bedding (if your dog sleeps on your bed!)
and also covers for the lounge/seating area to make
sure that no dirty paw prints or dog hair remains
behind when you leave.

• It is also a good idea to google secure dog free
areas/parks as you travel so your pets can have
a break from the car to stretch their legs, relieve
themselves and have a drink of water.

• When leaving double check everything is spotless
as most holiday places do require a bond, but not
only that, to make sure that other dogs get to enjoy
the privilege of pet friendly holidays too!



School holidays are just around the corner but with the
Shoal Bay is 2.5 hours from Sydney so is really uncertainty of travel due to the COVID-19 virus it is hard
doable for a short break. The hosts Andrew and to plan too far ahead not knowing what restrictions will
Michelle were fantastic, and the breakfast they left be in place but I have found if there is something to look
for us (included in price) consisted of 1 dozen eggs, forward to it gives a bit of light at the end of the dark
a loaf of bread, yoghurt, cereal, milk coffee and tunnel that is Corona Virus. Hopefully soon Australia will
tea! Unbelievable! That was breakfast for 4 for the be back to normal and we will all be able to enjoy this
entire 4 days! amazing country that we are privileged to call home.
But...not only that! With so many fantastic Pet Friendly
“ It was such an overwhelmingly lovely experience places available it is exciting to think that your best friend
and just so wonderful for the dogs I wanted to will be able to share the fun times of travelling to far ( and
share it.” Amanda Davies, DR Volunteer not so far ) places, exciting new smells and the freedom of

wide open spaces, and the tranquillity, with their family.
https://www.facebook.com/BayEscapesPS

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THE INTERVIEW

If I impersonated a
famous star I’d be
Audrey Hepburn,
I'm really pretty,
according to mum
anyway.























QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
WITH “ TOAST MOLONEY ”



If I wasn’t me I’d like to be :
a huge Doberman. In my mind,
I'm a huge dog that protects the
house, and I take my duties really
seriously. Honestly, I'm just happy
being me though.
When I heard I was to star in
DoggieRescue magazine I : did a
whole load of zoomies all over the
house.
It took a while but : I'm finally
starting to become more friendly
with other people and dogs. My
very best friends are Donnie who
is a large puppy (he lets me chase
him!), and Coco, who is nine and
very wise is teaching me to sniff
My greatest achievement is: Kayaking in butts, which I find a bit weird, to be
Sydney harbour and only falling in once, I had honest, but apparently it's normal.
my own life jacket, and wasn't even scared!

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Food that makes me drool is:
lamb and abalone fancy dog treats
that my mum uses to bribe me to
be more social. I would do anything
for one! I also love chicken, sweet
potato, and all kinds of food. Once
we were out for dinner in Newtown
and the waiter snuck me a piece of
ham that was as big as my head!
My happiest moments are: I've
been kayaking, tagged along to
ceramics class, to the office, I go
out for lunch, and to Sydney Park
every day to play fetch, but my ADOPTED &
happiest moments are when we're LOVING LIFE!
snuggled up at home cuddling.
My nicknames are: Toasty Snack,
The Snack, and Snack Attack!
If love makes the world go round
them I’m : probably 99% love and
1% dog because I make my mum's
world go round for sure.
My favourite place in the world is:
A toss-up between mum's lap but
preferably... on my mum's lap,
while also in bed having cuddles.
It was a significant achievement
to : overcome some of my anxieties
about strangers!
My tail wags most when: we goof
around in the mornings! I like to get
my belly pats in before I start the
day, do some zoomies, and play
wrestle a little bit. My tail wags like
mad in the morning! I often wonder about
You should adopt a rescue dog other homeless animals
because: you get to help your very out there and hope
best pal, see them grow, and get they're doing ok.
braver. It's so rewarding. Why buy
a new puppy when there are dogs
like me needing a caring home?!
When Spring is in the air I: like to
run around in Sydney Park playing
fetch or chasing my friends but I
always come back when I'm called
because I'm a good girl.

“ Toast is just the most happy,
goofy, brave, hilarious, special
little being in the whole world.
We're best friends!” Niamh

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1. Atticus Labrador x Mastiff 2yrs 30kgs Male Sponsor: “ A happy home really soon!” Julie McCann
2. Douglas Terrier x Shepherd 9yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: “ Forever family soon!” Lisa Suters, with love
3. Missy Shepherd x 1-2yrs 19kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Sheba!” Louise Dowd
4. Mikey Pointer x Cattle 18mths 25.7kgs Male Sponsor: “ Hoping you find a new family soon!” Tony Suters
5. Sylvester Bull Arab x Lab 12mths Male Sponsor:“In loving memory of Poppy & Evie & for Sam!” Brenda Harris
6. Otis Staffy x 3yrs 22kgs Male Sponsor:“ Wishing you a very happy birthday Ray!” Nila Sudiarta
7. & 8. Ella Kelpie x 12mths Female & Jessie Cattle x 12mths Female Bonded pair. Sponsors: “In loving
memory of Chip & Blossom!” Alan & Tina & “In loving memory of Crayon!” Sam, Tim & Shannon
9. Hercules Great Dane x 18mths Male Sponsor:“In memory of Keziah!” Mummy Karen, Sherry & Spot Trafford
10. Vinnie American Staffy 2yrs Male Sponsor: “Just ‘cause you’re such a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
11. Champ American Staffy 2yrs 20kgs Male Sponsor:“In memory of Poppy & Evie & for Sam!” Brenda Harris
12. Jiggy Beagle x Kelpie 8mths 20kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of my friend Salvatore!” Antoinette

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1. Judy Maltese x 10yrs 4.2kgs Female Sponsor: “ We hope you find your forever home soon!” David Dowling
2. Lawson Cattle Dog 10yrs 20.3kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Connor & Polly!” The Browns
3. Tabitha Labrador x Border Collie 8yrs 17kgs Female Sponsor: “ Sending you lots of love!” Denise Bartlett
4. Dezzy Maltese x 10yrs 5kgs Male Sponsor: “ Hoping we find your forever home soon!” Barbara
5. Leo Spitz x 7yrs 11.6kgs Male Sponsor:“A perfect home waits!” Janice, Tony & Marjie Martin
6. Alice Maltese x S/Tzu 12yrs 6kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Sybil & Jed 2 strays!” Janet & Richard
7. Doris Maltese x 10yrs Female Blind Sponsor: “In loving memory of Jakkson & Jack!” Gina Carovigno
8. Angus 8yrs Aussie Terrier x 8.5kgs Male Sponsor:“Little Mouse, your forever home is coming, I promise!” Jen
9. Darlene Staffy x 9yrs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Otto & ex DR dog Rohan!” Gail Starkey
10. Banjo Moodle 8yrs 6.6kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of all my woofs!” Susan Carovigno
11. Zorro Staffy x 8yrs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Jess & Jody!” Michele & Steve Tamassy
12. Wiggles Maltese x 9yrs 5kgs Male Sponsor: “Ex DR doggie Woody’s way of saying thanks!” Tracy Fay


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1. Lacey Staffy x 1yr 23kgs Female Sponsor: Sponsor:“ Wishing you a very happy home!” Peter Simpson
2. Dee Staffy x 7wks Female Sponsors: “ In loving memory of our Macy girl!” Susan Dorahy
3. Dawn Kelpie x 7yrs 21.2kgs Female Sponsor: “ Happy home soon!” Love from Tovah & Lola
4. Hendrix Staffy x Siberian 10mths 23.9kgs Male Sponsor: Best wishes Michael & Kim McTeigue SavourLife
5. Honey Mastiff x 2.5yrs 33kgs Female Sponsor: The Australian Writers Association
6. Iris Maltese x Silky 8yrs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Inzi & Sach Baille!” Kathryn
7. Kelsey Staffy x Shar Pei 18mths 24.5kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Inzi & Sach Baille!” Kathryn
8. Isaac Staffy x Ridgeback 12mths Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Inzi & Sach Baille!” Kathryn
9. Pixie Silky Terrier Female Sponsor:“ Sending you lots of love sweet girl!” Jane & her fur kids
10. Leonardo Shepherd x Staffy 6yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: “Just ‘cause you’re such a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
11. JJ Foxy x 12mths Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Elle! ” Malki & Chandra
12. Tina Kelpie x 8yrs 33.5kgs Female Sponsor: Best wishes Michael & Kim McTeigue SavourLife

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CELEBRATING OUR



RECENT ADOPTIONS!




















































Again this month we have seen many DR dogs, cats & bunnies find a forever home. Above is a slideshow of
just a few of the adoptions. Some just newly arrived from pounds and now adopted, others are long term
DoggieRescue favourites finally finding a special family. To see so many find homes is a wonderful feeling.

FOR ALL AVAILABLE PETS
www.DoggieRescue.com

No - Kill Charity Phone 9486-3133 Volunteers welcome!

Rehoming Organisation Number (R251000024)










Featuring
the adorable
Judy!




















The 2021 DoggieRescue ‘Super Hero’ Calendar is coming!

Give the gift that cares for homeless animals.



Meet 12 of DoggieRescue’s super heroes who are
ready and waiting to bounce into 2021 with a
KAPOW and a BANG! Buy one, or buy 100
calendars and help us reach our sales goal of
2,000 Calendars sold. Just imagine the difference
CALENDARS ARE this money raised makes to our doggies’ lives.
JUST $20 EACH!
The 2021 DoggieRescue Calendar has

an exciting new format and we have a
limited number available! So, get in
quick to avoid disappointment!