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NO KILL
OPEN: 10am-5pm Tuesday-Sunday
SHELTER
PHONE: 9486-3133




Vol.11 No.182
MARCH
2020 ADOPTED DOGS: 12,794
DOG WALKING HOURS
11AM - 2PM TUES - SUN
Weather permitting




Cover boy Cupid &
brother Valentine
celebrated their
1st birthday! Meet
them on p6-7




























Over 100 homeless DOGS,
CATS & RABBITS are waiting
to meet their 4ever families.
www.DoggieRescue.com Meet them inside!

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



Without volunteers we could not do what we do and
Catherine (p13) is highlighting how vital our customer
Monika with service role is and at the moment we are looking for new
the very cute recruits!
Basil.
Our Kennel Manager Luis shares some insights in a
special feature about some of our fearful dogs - how
differently they behave, and what individual work is being
done with them. Ember, who was once one of those more
fearful dogs, sends us an update of what life experiences
she has now. The transformation is just astounding! P18

Corinne has put together a vital article “When loving your
dog is not enough!” as a reminder of what can go wrong
when kids and dogs are left together, and the fatal
consequences that can happen within a microsecond.
Here at DoggieRescue we go to great lengths to test dogs
with professional trainers and kids so that families can
have some degree of comfort looking at our dogs in the
“Kid Friendly” section of our web site.

When you look at the total number of dogs we have
and the number we have as kid friendly you begin to
understand the significance of these assessments. We
Dear Readers, have so many lovely dogs, all with smiling faces, but it is
all about horses for courses and the classifications we list
This month we celebrated Cupid and Valentine’s first under the photos of the dogs that give you, in a glimpse,
birthday. These boys need no introduction, having the key parameters about them and the lifestyle they suit.
been with us 12 months. Jen organised very special
cakes for them from Woof Gateaux which even had This month we revisit Benji a sweet little Shih Tzu boy,
their names on them! saved 7 years ago and see what an enormous difference
he has made to his family. We say goodbye to Luna who
This was something very special if you remember enjoyed a lovely eight years with a family, not without
they were picked up from a council tip and have never some grief! We have some lovely updates and photos of
had a home. They might be somewhat reserved but Sachi (nee Beau) in a special interview sharing what the
their manners and gentleness are outstanding. It is past few months have been like in her new home. There
hard to believe they have been with us so long. We are also some snip bits from Facebook and Instagram of
were all wishing them a beautiful forever home as we our furkids with families, others helping with transport and
blew out the candles. some adoptions.

“
In this edition we have some gorgeous
action shots of some of our dogs out on
walks enjoying some sun and cuddle time
with volunteers.
”
Missy

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LOVE
AN ARTICLES YOU’LL THIS MONTH! • Please make a DONATION


If you wanted to make a tax
deductible donation to help
DoggieRescue 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

Nat interviews Cupid & Valentine on their birthday! p6 –7 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.

We get “ Up Close & Personal” with Sachi (aka Beau) Casey p32-33 I look forward to keeping you
updated on our progress in the
months ahead and sincerely
“ Thank you to all our volunteers and supporters who care thank you again for all your
for these animals – for all the special things you do support.

making just a few moments in their lives better. Our world
Warmest regards
would be a better place if there were more of you.
”
Monika
Monika
Come support DoggieRescue
Monika Biernacki
at events in March!
Founder - DoggieRescue
• Every Saturday - Petbarn Chatswood (weather permitting)
• Every Sunday - Westfield Waringah Mall
• Mar 14th - Glenrose Village Thank You Day (Belrose)
Please help us to continue
• Mar 21st - Pup n Pussy Pop Up, Surry Hills our lifesaving work
• Mar 22nd - Dogs in the Park (St Ives)

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DOGGIERESCUE.COM Copyright 2020:
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ISSUE: MARCH 2020
Permission is given to
reprint for educational
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“ We didn’t just DoggieRescue.com
rescue Benji Magazine is
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Our cover boy for 8 Chiltern Rd,
p30 MARCH is CUPID Ingleside NSW 2101
Meet him on page 6 Address: 2 McCowan Rd,
Ingleside NSW 2101
Cover photo: Phone: 9486 3133
Tovah Levitas or 0429 044 484
PawstoPaper Editor, Advertising,
Typesetting, Layout &
FEATURES Design: Corinne Daw
p13 Photography: Kim
VALENTINE & CUPID HAD A 1ST 6-7 Bernotas, Tovah Levitas,
BIRTHDAY PARTY! Lots of cake! Martha Pavlakis, Natalie
Burns & Hien Nguyen
WHAT A WAY TO SPEND A DAY! Printing: SPOTPRESS
A relaxed, happy March photo shoot 8-12 Phone: 9549-1111
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VOLUNTEERING IS FUN!
By Catherine Mitchell 13 DISCLAIMER: The points
of view expressed by
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES contributors in their
TO CARE FOR A FEARFUL DOG 14-15
respective articles does
WHEN LOVING YOUR DOG IS 24-25 not necessarily reflect that
NOT ENOUGH IN EVERY ISSUE of the Publisher, Editor.
Advertising for services

and products appearing
A DELIGHTFUL LITTLE BOY 30-31 FROM MY DESK
2-3
CALLED BENJI By Claudia Bianchi by Monika Biernacki here is accepted by the
Publisher and Editor in
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INTERVIEWS! by Jen Barbour Publisher & Editor give no
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LITTLE BUBBA IS HOPING FOR UP CLOSE & PERSONAL - of products or services,
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fulfill their obligations.

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Leave a Legacy of Love

Because you will always care.
Sweet little
Matilda with
her new
Mummy &
Daddy
















• DOGS: Hewie, Evie, Banjo, Blinky, Maple
Please remember DoggieRescue in your Will.
(went home), Astro, Oscar, Miles, Scout,
Pierre, Ricky, Possum, Ted, Bean, Wally,
Archie, Josh, Surfer, Sandy, Matilda, Snags,

Bella, Dexter, Avery & Coco Send or call for your free brochure about leaving a
gift in your Will.
• CATS: Mr. Buttons & Ted
• RABBITS:( Mr/Mrs/Ms/Other
First name
Where is DoggieWood?
Ingleside Shelter location: 2 McCowan Rd,
Cnr of Bloodwood Rd, INGLESIDE. 2101 Surname
Open 11AM –2.30PM Tuesday to Sunday
Address
Phone: 9486-3133 www.DoggieRescue.com
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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CELEBRATIONS!








Valentine & Cupid recently turned one and in
honour of the big event ( what could be more
eventful than your very first birthday?)
invitations went out for a super, duper
exciting birthday bash for two of Doggie
Rescue’s most popular boys!

The invitations went out. We were all
counting down the days to Saturday 15th
February, 2020. The birthday cakes were
donated—thank you to WOOF GATEAUX
and the scene was set for plenty of
doggies kisses and wagging tails.

Their admirers came from far and wide to
wish them well and give them treats. As the
excitement built the cakes were brought
out—they looked amazing. Two cakes with
even their names on a bone on the top of
each. The tongues came out, yum! Yum!
Besides treats, walks and cuddles everyone
was asking “ What else can we give?” “What
would these two special boys like?” So we
asked Jen to ask the boys themselves.
https://www.facebook.com/woofgateaux/

INTERVIEW WITH CUPID

Happy Birthday Sweet Boy! Did you enjoy
your cake? It was delicious! At first I wasn't
sure but when I found the treat on top I knew I
was onto a good thing!

What’s your birthday wish? I'm looking for a
calm home, I want someone who will take their
time with me. I'm the quieter of the two of us
and I'd like my family to take me under their
wing and show me the world. New things make
me a little nervous because I've never known
anything outside the shelter environment since
I was a few weeks old but if I trust you and we
build a bond I will follow you anywhere!

Cupid Mastiff x Shar Pei 1yr Male Sponsor: “Happy Birthday!” Lesley Cansdell & Titch the cat

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INTERVIEW WITH VALENTINE

Happy Birthday Darling Boy! What did you
think of your cake? I inhaled it! And then I
tried to lick the crumbs off the floor but there
weren't any cause I'd eaten it all!

















INTERVIEW BY:
JEN BARBOUR
DR VOLUNTEER



What’s your birthday wish? I want a family that will take me on
adventures! I want to be part of your family, wanna go to a cafe?
Lets go! Wanna go bush walking? Lets go! But slowly cause I'm
not such a fan of rushing these things I like to stop and smell
every flower along the way. You have to enjoy the little things in
life! Oh, and I'd like my own chair, anyone who has ever seen me
at the shelter or at an event knows I LOVE to sit in chairs!


VALENTINE EVEN HAS A DOGGIERESCUE FACEBOOK
FAN CLUB. HERE ARE SOME BIRTHDAY MESSAGES...

Gill Sid : Happy, happy birthday beautiful boy. May your
wish of a loving home come as soon as possible.

Karen Cheng: Happy 1st birthday Valentine. You
are a beautiful soul I hope you find your forever
home soon.

Stephanie Peacock: If we had a garden I would
take him in a heartbeat!

At DoggieRescue we can only hope that sometime
very soon both of these sweet boys find their
special families, and a forever home of their own,
but until then we will all keep on loving and caring
for them! To arrange a meeting call 9486-3133

Valentine Mastiff x Shar Pei 1yr Male Sponsor: “Hoping you find your forever home for your birthday!” Lopez

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Happy barking, wagging tails,
PHOTO SHOOT smiley doggie faces and even a
puddle or two to roll in. What fun!
The DR doggies had the time of
their life in our March photo shoot.

WHAT A WAY, It is easy to see what some extra
attention, gentle pats and kind
words can do for a doggy’s state of
TO PASS THE DAY! mind! It makes a huge difference
and not only the dogs enjoy it—the
volunteers also have fun, exercise
and most importantly for those who
do not have pets—their dog fix for
the week!

While it does not make up for
having no home, a bush walk helps
to make the wait for a home more
enjoyable and gives the dogs,
especially the young and energetic
ones some stress free time to play
and have one on one attention out
of the shelter environment. A huge
benefit.



ARE YOU WILLING...
TO SPEND TIME WITH
A HOMELESS DOG?


Missy Shepherd x 1-2yrs 19kgs
Female Sponsor: “In loving
memory of Sheba!” Louise Dowd
A very happy
Missy Crumpet American Staffy x 5yrs
27kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving
memory of Elle!” Malki & Chandra

Zara Rottweiler x Kelpie 6mths
10kgs Female Sponsor: “ Happy
home soon!” Aqua Home Loans

Missy seems to say… “ If only my life Hudson Staffy x Kelpie 6yrs
could always be this way!” 19.4kgs Male Sponsor: “In
memory of Poppy & Evie & for
Sam!” Brenda Harris

Milo Irish Wolfhound x 1yr
24kgs Male Sponsor: Best wishes
Michael & Kim McTeigue from
SavourLife

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Crumpet
& friend


































Zara




Milo










Hudson

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Primrose

















Max



















Eric







Tommy &
friend









Ray

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Primrose Labrador x Staffy 3-4yrs
Female Sponsor: “In loving memory
of Sach Baille!” Kathryn

Tommy Ridgeback x Kelpie 2yrs
19.5kgs Male Sponsor:“ In loving
memory of my friend Salvatore!”
Antoinette

Max Wolfhound x 6mths Male
Sponsor: “ In loving memory of
Rusty & Natasha!” Robert Nauta

Eric Shar Pei x Male Sponsor:
“ Good Luck sweetheart!” Love
Janelle & Ed

Ray Rottweiler x Staffy 2yrs Male
Sponsor: “ For the lovely Lily & the
joyous Jenner!” Lisa Kane

Elijah Irish Wolfhound x 4yrs
32.2kgs Male Sponsor: Best wishes Tucker
Michael & Kim McTeigue SavourLife





Elijah





























Tucker Boxer x 2yrs 25.8kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Poppy Pants!” love Michelle

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Jasper Corgi x Cattle 2yrs 12kgs Male
Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ricky,
Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra


The below sign was on Jasper’s gate
when he first came from the pound.
























Jasper was stressed, nervous of strangers
Jasper and only to be handled by experienced
kennel hands. Just a few weeks later look
at the smile on his face! Jasper’s tail is up
and wagging, his eyes are bright and his
demeanour happy. That is why it is so
important to give these dogs positive,
enjoyable experiences.

ARE YOU READY TO
HELP TO TURN A DOGS’
LIFE AROUND?

Please call 9486-3133 for more details.

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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VOLUNTEERING By Catherine Mitchell Volunteer



Why Volunteering for
CUSTOMER SERVICE

is so much fun!


The ‘Customer Service Volunteer’ is an important role at Doggie
Rescue as they are the first people visitors see, and the first to
explain how DoggieRescue works. For the many visitors, especially
since any one of them could be a future furever home for our many
doggies, your smiling face and helpful advice is vitally important.

Many people have queries about adoption and fostering, so we have
an important role to explain how the process works, and why its so
successful. It’s a great opportunity to help people learn about the In between we help people register and
great work Monika’s DoggieRescue does to save animals from sign up for walking the dogs, we sell
pounds around NSW and give them the opportunity to find their goods from the shop (lots of doggie outfits
furever family. and toys), and answer general enquiries in
person, and on the phone. No two days
are the same so there is plenty of variety
and fun to be had, and there is generally
a doggie cuddle or two to be had ( like
So if you want to come and join us email: cutie “Bubba” above ) !
[email protected]
What makes a great customer service
volunteer? Our volunteers should have
some customer service experience, a bit
of computer experience, have patience
plus a huge passion for helping doggies
(and kitties and bunnies and guinea pigs),
and enjoy chatting with people. Volunteers
must be over 18, and would need a car to
be able to get the shelter as it's difficult to
access by public transport. We make sure
you are buddied up with an experienced
volunteer for your first few shifts so you
get good support and training.

“ Hope to meet you soon!” Catherine


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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SHY/FEARFUL DOGS DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES

TO CARE FOR A FEARFUL DOG?
Comments by : Luis De Florio
DR Kennel Manager
https://youtu.be/ksAM6V4Noso 1.
Some dogs who come from the
pound can be shy or even timid
due to the lack of early socialization
to different people, animals, places
and things during their important
puppyhood stage.

In a kennel environment with other
strange dogs, unfamiliar smells and
unknown people, their shyness is
compounded into STRESS which can
turn to FEAR. Many overcome this
within a few days, some never
overcome it. The saddest cases are
dogs who are shy or fearful through
emotional trauma, physical abuse
( sometimes unknowingly by children
who have been left unsupervised with
a young puppy ) or because of no
social interaction at all. These are
dogs who have been left alone, some-
times for long periods of time, without
any human or canine companionship.

The dogs in this group are at times so
fearful that they can be aggressive,
head shy or even in the worst cases,
fear biters. It is for these dogs
especially that a loving, secure home
is absolutely vital.

Unfortunately it’s the dogs 1. Daisy: Wolfhound x 3yrs 24.8kgs Female

who need SPECIAL care and Daisy is not comfortable when she sees new people and takes a long
INDIVIDUAL attention that are time to gain your trust. She needs someone who is understanding of
often the LAST adopted or fostered.
this and willing to put some extra work into helping Daisy to gain
In the next couple of pages we will confidence with new people and new situations. Likely, wherever
introduce you to a few dogs who Daisy came from was quite a limited/restricted environment and she
need special families, some of may have been mistreated. Thus, at the same time she likely did
whom have been waiting for many not get the opportunity to have confidence building and learning
months in a kennel environment. experiences. Daisy is also shy meeting new dogs but she is always
We also catch up with long term very sweet and enjoys the company of new doggie friends once
boy Zack who has settled in very she’s comfortable with them if they are gentle and give her space.

well with his dad Mitch who was Sponsor: “In loving memory of Sach Baille!” Kathryn
willing to give him a chance!

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2. Tabitha Labrador x Border
Collie 8yrs 17kgs Female

Tabitha is a great dog to do Luis & Tabitha love
doggie training with! She loves their one-on-one
to learn new things and in true time together
working dog breed style she
thrives on goal-directed
attention. Tabby requires some
special handling as it takes time
to gain her trust. She needs to
be able to rely on her human
handlers to take control of
situations confidently to help her
gain confidence when meeting
new people and around stressful
situations. For this reason,
Tabby particularly values a
human that she can trust to do
this and she will reward you with
her endless enthusiasm, focus
and quirky nature.

Sponsor: “ Sending you lots of 2.
love!” Denise Bartlett


3. & 4. Bonnie Cattle x
3. 4. 18mths 18.1kgs Female &
Clyde Cattle x 15.2kgs
Male 18mths Siblings.

Bonnie and Clyde are both
very lovely, sweet and high
energy dogs. They are bonded
to each other and are a bit
shy/anxious. Clyde tends to be
more shy when meeting new
dogs but is quite happy to
meet new people and Bonnie
is more confident meeting new
dogs but more shy with new
people. Just like a true bonded
couple they complement each
other’s short-comings
beautifully!

Sponsor: “In loving memory
of Heidi & Libby!” Judith Lynch
& “Wishing you luck & love !”

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Comments by: Caroline Bode DR Volunteer

5. Dusty Kelpie x Corgi 11yrs 18kgs Male

Dusty has a complicated psychology but part of that
may be due to his intelligence. He chases his tail when
he gets worked up, which is often, because he has any
number of sounds he doesn't like. He has strong
opinions in general and can be assertive in getting his
own way so he swings between being reactive without
meaning to be and acting very deliberately.

Luckily he loves his food and will go to great lengths
for it. You can train him until he's full and he'll maintain
maximum enthusiasm. When training or out on walks
he's quite calm and collected and not bothered by
distractions. While Dusty is not a friendly dog per se,
(you don't want to get between him and food), he has
a good nature leaning towards cheeky with ways and
means of scamming you out of treats. He's the Kelpie
brains crossed with the temperament of a particularly
wilful strain of Corgi. It's been very interesting and
rewarding to know him. 5.

Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy home!” Christin
https://youtu.be/OdhYotTClrA

These dogs need a person with experience building relationships with dogs like this. The person needs
to have in depth understanding of what the dog requires & previous experience rehabilitating traumatised
dogs. The challenges are there but with time, patience and love ( like Zack below ) the rewards are many!


Recently Mitch Finn put this remark on Google about
Monika’s DoggieRescue…

“ I adopted my best friend, Zack from Monika. Given Zack's
specific needs, I had to meet him a number of times and answer
lots of questions. But what surprised me the most was that rather
then a focus on finding a dog for a person, the focus was on
finding the right person for that dog. Adopting a dog is not an
impetuous decision, and the thorough process ensures
placement stability post adoption. Great work everyone!” Mitch

Zack, a long term boy, wanted a person who was willing to work
with his special needs and Mitch fitted the criteria perfectly. A
couple of months after his adoption this once scared boy with
trust issues now loves wrestling and playing fetch. He especially
loves licking Mitch’s ear when he is asleep. Zack is a lucky boy
“Zack absolutely loves his chew toys, and has who thanks to Mitch’s patience and understanding is thriving!
a definite preference for toys with fluff!”

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Bear Husky x 2yrs 26kgs Male Stewie Terrier x 2yrs Male Atticus Labrador x Mastiff 2yrs
Sponsor: “ Now you have a sponsor Sponsor: “ Hoping you have a 30kgs Male Sponsor: “ A happy
—you are loved!” Fred & Annie Tse home soon!” Julie McCann
great 2020!” Martha Pavlakis


“

Not perfect,
but willing to learn
with kindness...

”




Kip Miniature Pinscher 4yrs 7.1kgs Finn Kelpie x 1yr 17kgs Male
Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Sponsor: “In loving memory of
Frenchie!” Love from MIchelle Crayon!” Sam, Tim & Shannon











Kara Collie x Shepherd 1yr
25kgs Female Sponsor: “Just’
cause you’re such a good girl!”
Jane & Romeo

Goldie Labrador x Beagle 2yrs Gizmo Silky x Maltese 6yrs Male
Female Sponsor: “Sending you lots Change a life today, please Sponsor: “ In loving memory of
of love!!” Breanna call 9486-3133 for details! Sach Baille!” Kathryn

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POSTCARD



































Hi Monika & everyone who loved me at DoggieRescue, I celebrated my 6th birthday last week by going to the beach
for the first time and I absolutely LOVED it ! I had a blast frolicking in the water and playing with all the other dogs,
and then resting in the sand. I want you to know I have some doggie friends now, love my walks in our quiet, friendly
neighbourhood and Mum says I am even quite the guard dog! I also enjoy going for drives and getting out and about.
Thank you so caring me for all those years until I found my forever family. They just adore me! Love & licks, Ember
















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

Hello Readers,

It is so rewarding being a DoggieRescue
lifesaver. Lifesavers provide Monika with some
degree of financial security which is paramount
in continuing to save our beautiful pets from
death row. Without lifesavers I doubt if my little
Toto would have survived. Monika rescued
Toto (formerly Noah) just hours from being put
to death 6 years ago. I feel luckier than him to
have him. He has been my constant
companion and brings me so much joy.

Let’s support this very worthy cause
by providing ongoing financial support
to save our beautiful and loving pets
“ All it takes is a small donation each month to from certain death in the pounds
help Monika continue her wonderful lifesaving around NSW. Carmen Sherry
work with animals who have been abandoned.”

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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 dogsust love dogs
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Kate, Anthony & Connor enjoyed their day volunteering to
walk some doggies at DoggieRescue—closely supervised
by Dad and Uncle Bas ( not in photo ).


CHIPPY’S JOKE: Why are frogs always
This cute little DoggieRescue supporter was so happy? Because they eat whatever
having a great time at Cupid (pic) & his brother bugs them...Ha! Ha! Ha!
Valentine’s 1st birthday party! Lots of cuddles...

Hi Fans… me now, they gather around this tiny
bundle of fur - I’m not wanted, anymore!
Last month a puppy came to live in our
house. It might never be the same “ Mum, when is she going HOME?” As
again! She’s chewed all my toys, takes Mum looks at me with her eyes still glazed
my side of the bed, she licks my ears over from cuddling ‘baby’ she says “ Why
constantly and she BITES! Mum says Chippy, this is your new sister...she is
“ She’s teething Chippy and will grow home!” After 10 years I have been pushed
out of it!” What I really want to know aside. I’m no longer Mum’s baby boy. I try
is...WHEN is she going home!!! to keep my tail happy but it persists on
going between my legs. I feel...old. Why
Why does Mum want a puppy when she does life have to change?
has me—a sensible, well trained mature
dog who knows where to wee ( that’s What’s that big dog doing in our street? I
another thing—she wees everywhere!) look through our gate—Bark! BARK! Grr..
and is just the perfect companion. She What’s this? Baby is standing beside me
not only wees everywhere but eats and she’s barking too! Maybe Dad is right.
everything, even my dinner if I don’t Perhaps we could be friends, I mean she
watch her! When is SHE going home? won’t be a puppy forever. She wags her
tail and her tiny, bright eyes gaze into Featuring star ex DR
As I watch Mum cluck and fuss over her mine—can I see love there? “Come on, doggie Chippy
like she is the only dog she has ever Baby, I’ll teach you how to catch a ball!” Pizzey & his pearls
loved and I wonder if she still loves me? My little sister’s not so bad. I think, of wisdom
When we go out nobody even notices perhaps…she can stay! C/U Chips

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THANK YOU FOR THE BEST DOG!
KIDS SPEAK
































John aged 7, pictured above, recently sent us a letter and
a drawing of how much he loves his dog ex DR dog Sugar.


























But...it is really quite obvious that John’s Mum and Dad love Sugar just as much as he does!

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KIDS & DOGS
Wi th c hi l d ren & d o gs co m mon sen se m u st p reva i l ...

WHEN LOVING YOUR DOG IS NOT ENOUGH!



It only takes an unguarded moment for your
life, and your dogs life, to change. For a
tragedy to occur and a child’s innocent love
and trust of dogs to end forever. A fraction
of a second, a careless mistake, can not
only change your life forever but also put
your precious pet’s life in jeopardy. Dogs
and children seem fated to be together for
both have a love of life and a joy in the
simple things but no matter what breed of
dog or how trustworthy, no matter how
much your dog loves children never leave
your dog and any child unsupervised.


Even the most trustworthy dog, In just one quoted case found on they go for the face because that's
given the circumstances and as the internet : what they do to each other," Dr.
long as it has teeth, has the ability O’Mahony said.
to BITE. Children, even those who A single bite from his family's nine-
are used to pets, are unpredictable year-old pet dog - so gentle it barely In this instance the dog had never
woofed at a stranger - nearly killed a shown any kind of aggression
In a survey of dogs bites from a three-year-old when the boy climbed previously and the biggest
children’s hospital in Australia:- on the sleeping animal's back to ride contributor was the fact that the dog
it "like a horse". was an older dog and asleep at the
Pet dogs - owned by a child's family, time. Even though the child had
relative or close friends - are One bite by the startled dog caused been taught to respect a dog, never
responsible for 84 per cent of dog traumatic lacerations to the child’s poke or climb a three year old child
bites, a study has found. Another face, nose, eyelids, forehead and is unpredictable and it only took an
8 per cent of children were bitten by scalp. A CT scan of his face and instant for the sleeping dog to
a neighbour's dogs, meaning only skull revealed that the 50 kilogram react—one bite to the face. This
8 per cent were bitten by a dog's jaws had fractured the child’s child is scarred mentally and
stranger's dog, fragile skull and broken his nose. He physically forever and the dog? This
was lucky to avoid permanent brain loved family pet….. lost it’s life.
Susan O'Mahony, James Cockburn damage, doctors said.
and colleagues at Brisbane's Lady
Cilento Children's Hospital found "No matter how familiar the dog is, Dogs are incredibly tolerant and
doctors had treated 426 children for and even if it is understood to be a give off many avoidance signals
dog bites since the end of 2014. Of friendly dog - something I hear all the before actually biting. Parents and
the 151 treated in the past year, a time - if that dog is even accidentally owners have a responsibility to
third required hospitalisation for at woken up with a sudden start, or ensure not only children's safety
least a night, often with extensive accidentally poked in the eye, or but the dogs safety with common
rounds of reconstructive plastic pulled on the ear, or given a fright, sense and supervision.
surgery. their natural instinct is to snap, and

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A prime example of what NOT to allow. Eventually it will come to a head Below are some simple rules to
and the dog will have enough. This child will be injured and this dog will follow which are just common
be labelled aggressive and rehomed or likely euthanized. Stop allowing sense.
children to mistreat dogs. It’s not cute. It’s not funny. It’s not playful. It’s
dangerous and stupid. The dog and child pay the consequences for the • Never ever leave your child
parents lack of common sense.
unsupervised with your pet –
this rule should apply to children
as old as 13. No matter what
the breed or size of the dog they
can all bite and children either
by accident or on purpose, are
prone to pull tails, ears and fur
and to squeeze tight!

• Never ever allow your child to
play with toys around your pet
unless you are confident that
your pet will not try to grab the
toy from the child. Many hands
have been bitten by dogs who
are playing and trying to reach
for the same toy as the child.

• Never ever feed your child with
your dog present, or feed your
dog with your child present. Most
dogs are instinctively protective
of their food, and children should
be taught this from an early age.

Not funny, not cute, NOT SAFE!
• Never ever allow your child to
wake a sleeping pet, who might
A dog should not have to put up with a screaming, out of control child. A react out of shock.
child should be taught respect and kindness. If your dog is getting older
and you have young children they will need space and a quiet place to • Never ever let your child out
sleep/ relax. Baby gates work amazingly well and are easily attached. of your sight or run around
Never let your child bark or growl at a dog (yes it does happen) or play screaming at a designated off-
roughly, even if the dog seems to be enjoying the game it only takes a leash area for dogs – you should
moment for things to get out of control. always stand within arms reach
of them. Many young children
The benefits of owning a dog far outweigh the negatives. have been knocked off their feet
as a group of running/playing/
Studies have already proven the benefit having a dog has on children. tumbling dogs can build up
Dogs teach children kindness, tolerance, patience and self respect. Most speed and often don’t look
of all they give unconditional love which lasts the whole of their lifetime. where they are going! Also you
Having a dog is so much fun - where else would you find a friend who is may know your own dog’s
always happy to see you? By teaching your child a few simple rules and temperament but you don’t
using commonsense your dog can be your child’s best friend and loving know the temperament of other
companion. dogs playing at the park.

• Some quotes taken from an article by Julie Power SMH

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SAVE A LIFE! DID YOU KNOW
THAT FOR EVERY
DOG ADOPTED…
Please call....9486-3133 A POUND DOG’S
http://www.doggierescue.com/adoptadog.htm LIFE IS SAVED!!!












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5 6 7 8











9 10 11 12
1. Chester Cattle x Jack Russell 3yrs Male Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy 2020!” Patsy Wills
2. Paris Foxy x 6-7yrs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ian, Muffin & Tia!” Kathryn & Paul
3. Khaleesi Staffy x 2-3yrs Female Deaf. Sponsor: Best wishes from Susan Cassidy
4. Sophie Kelpie x Corgi 2yrs 13.8kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Sam!” Valerie Rodgers
5. Casper Staffy x Jack Russell 3yrs 12.4kgs Male Sponsor: With lots of love in 2020 from Ruth Wall
6. Jamie Jack Russell 6yrs 8kgs Male Blind Sponsor: “ Good luck in finding your family!” Freddi Martin
7. Duke Kelpie x 12mths Male Sponsor:“ Wishing you a very happy birthday Ray!” Nila Sudiarta
8. Bailey Jack Russell x Pug 5yrs 8.3kgs Male Sponsor: With love from your friend Marg
9. Dahlia Whippet x Staffy 3yrs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Linda & Pee Wee!” Pat Knorr
10. Skylar Cattle x 3yrs 22kgs Female Sponsor: “Just ‘cause you’re a good girl!” Jane & Romeo
11. Mia Foxy x 7yrs 12kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of our Macy girl!” Susan Dorahy
12. Chrissy Mastiff x 3yrs 40kgs Female Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’re such a good girl!’ Jane & Romeo

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ADOPT YOUR OWN
PERSONAL TRAINER!

Meet 12 ACTIVE
DR doggies…..









































1. Hercules Great Dane x 18mths 48kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Elle!” Joan Collins
2. Chance Staffy x 5yrs Male Sponsor:“A faithful friend 4ever!” Wendy McCathie
3. Rocco Bull Arab x 4yrs Male Sponsor: “ To help him find a home as good as Napoleons!” Jackson
4. Ross Staffy x Shar Pei 2yrs 24kgs Male Sponsor: “Just ‘cause you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
5. Lorenzo Amstaff 3yrs 29.3kgs Male Sponsor: “ Just because you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
6. Echo Staffy x Kelpie 3yrs 24kgs Male Sponsor: “Here’s hoping for a home/foster home!” Janelle Wooldridge
7. Ginny Staffy x 18mths 19kgs Female Sponsor: “OMG...she’s just gorgeous!” Jen Barbour
8. Cash Bull Arab x 12mths 27kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Pebbles!” Sigrid
9. Amelia Lab x Staffy x Shar Pei 4yrs 23kgs Female Sponsor:“Good luck!” The Australian Writers Centre
10. Darcy Kelpie x 4yrs 17kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Sach Baille, who was special!” Kathryn
11. Sergeant Bull Arab x 1yr 34kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Floyd, Ralph & Steffie!” Verena
12. Jane Mastiff x 3yrs 28.9kgs Female Sponsor: “ Looking to a brighter future!” Neil & Surbhi

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1 2 3 4












5 6 7 8












9 11 12
10
1. Declan Staffy x Dalmatian 9yrs 17kgs Male Sponsor:“For our rainbow bridge mob!” Colleen & Ron
2. Grandpa Cattle x 15yrs Male Sponsor: “ In memory of Poppy & Evie & for Sam!” Brenda Harris
3. Darlene Staffy x 9yrs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Otto & ex DR dog Rohan!” Gail Starkey
4. Doris Maltese x Female Blind Sponsor: “In loving memory of Jakkson & Jack!” Gina Carovigno
5. Sushi Staffy x 8yrs 22kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Ralph, Floyd & Steffie!” Verena
6. Banjo Moodle 8yrs 6.6kgs Male Sponsor: “ A gift to Michelle McEachern!” from her friend Alice
7. & 8. Sasha Amstaff 10yrs 34.5kgs Female & Chris Amstaff x 9yrs Male Sponsors: “ In loving memory of
Ian, Tia & Muffin!” Kathryn & Paul & Sponsor: “A better life is coming very soon!” Love from Noreen
9. Charleston Staffy x 13yrs Male Sponsor: “Wishing you very good luck in 2020!” Tony Suters
10. Basil Mini Dachshund 11yrs 13.3kgs Male Sponsor: “ Sending you love!” Jane & her fur kids
11. Charles Maltese x 13yrs 6.1kgs Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Connor & Polly!” The Browns
12. Lawson Cattle Dog 10yrs 20.3kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Connor & Polly!” The Browns

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DO THESE LOOK LIKE PETS

NOBODY WANTS?














































1. Dakota Kelpie x Cattle 5yrs Female Sponsor: “ Thanks for sponsoring me Anna!” Nadir Guessoum
2. Leo Spitz x 7yrs 11.6kgs Male Sponsor:“A perfect home waits!” Janice, Tony & Marjie Martin
3. Douglas Terrier x Kelpie 6-7yrs 16kgs Male Sponsor: “You deserve a happy future!” Lisa Suters
4. Duncan Jack Russell x 10yrs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Bill & Brittany!” Doreen Watkins
5. Tessa Shar Pei x Kelpie 5yrs 16.9kgs Female Sponsor:“I hope you find a family like mine!” George Coleman
6. Rory Bull Arab x 18mths 30kgs Female Sponsor: “Happy home soon!” Tilly, Jasper & Karen
7. Chilli Chihuahua x 7yrs 5.4kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Sammy!” Fred & Teena Wratten
8. Cooper Bull Arab x 5yrs 36.2kgs Male Sponsor: “We have our fingers crossed!” Sam & Joy Jenkins
9. Sam Jack Russell x Basenji 3yrs 9kgs Male Sponsor: “Good luck finding your 4ever family!” Pugsley
10. Spud Foxy x 3yrs 7.2kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Bessy Irvine!” Janiece
11. Jacob Staffy x 5yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Lucky!” Kevin Lynch
12. Wiggles Maltese x 5-6yrs 5kgs Male Sponsor: “Ex DR doggie Woody’s way of saying thanks!” Tracy Fay

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Celebrating the 7th ‘gotcha day’ of a much loved ex DoggieRescue doggie.
ADOPTION UPDATE
Benji with his big brother Indy
A DELIGHTFUL
LITTLE BOY CALLED

“ BENJI ”


By Claudia Bianchi


Seven years ago, my partner John and
I were broken hearted after losing our
Shih Tzu Tommy (who was my first
rescue puppy). His little adopted brother
Indy was not coping as he had never
been without his big brother and some-
how 3 weeks later we were at MDR
meeting Benji! Looking back, I think “ On a summer day, Indy and I walked into MDR to see how he
Tommy sent me Benji. would react with another dog. Part of me did think it was too
soon to adopt another puppy and part of me also knew that Indy
was not coping with being alone.” Claudia

The moment I met Benji he touched my heart and actually broke it
a little bit more than it already was as he seemed so scared. I will
forever remember his sad looking eyes. When Indy met Benji he
wiggled his tail for the first time since losing his big brother Tommy
and I knew right then that Benji would become our little boy.

Benji came home, and initially he was scared of everything, even his
own shadow! He was however curious and eager to learn and little
by little, with positive based conditioning and lots of love, he began
to trust us and enjoy life. Benji did also have a great teacher in Indy
who assisted in the day-to-day requirements like how to go outside to
pee! Benji had a big brother.
Coming
home….
5/02/13 The ‘RAT PACK’ 2020













“Charlie, Trixie & Benji”

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I remember so many firsts “ Benji will forever be my
and his uncanny reaction to delightful little boy and
events; like the first time we like a lot of adopted
were at the beach and a wave dogs, we didn’t just
broke near him, initially he rescue Benji, he also
would get startled and scared helped rescue us.”
then look for reassurance and
once I told him it was “OK” he
would break into his delightful
wiggle, and that wiggle has
never stopped.

Benji integrated into our
family which evolved into a
three-dog residence after
permanently adopting a
family Chihuahua x called
Trixie and life has been one
marvellous adventure with
what I call my “Rat Pack”.

Sadly, we lost our Indy last
year and once again we
opened our hearts and home
to another rescue and this
time Benji is the big brother!!


GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN — “LUNAR & MUFFIN”

Dear Monika,

We have said goodbye to two dogs from
DoggieRescue. Muffin ( the old Shih Tzu)
who we lost about 3 years ago and Lunar,
the black Terrier x, who went to Doggie
Heaven in February. We had her for about
8 years and she was a wonderful part of
our family. Definitely marched to her own
drummer, and a real escape artist ( only
slowed down recently when her hearing
and eyesight became impaired), but a real
character whose memory we will cherish.

Thank you for the wonderful work you
do and the dogs who you save to enrich
our lives and homes….

Kind regards,
Judy and Mick Lynch

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AN INTERVIEW
































If I wasn’t me I’d like to be : a
nurse or a clown. And I'd make a great
Therapy Dog, I love giving cuddles.

I thought I would : be hunting in the
Bush but I absolutely love swimming in
Pittwater.

When I heard I was to star in
Doggie Rescue magazine I: started
thinking about a career in commercials
so I can buy lots of toys to destroy.

It took a while but : I have pretty
much stopped my impulse to jump up on
people out of excitement. Except for
mum, she loves my hugs!

I was renamed Sachi because:
my humans used to have a boy dog
named Beau before me. Sachi means
Blissful in Japanese, they think it
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS describes me best.

WITH SACHI CASEY
Food that makes me drool
is : sausage rolls and corn chips.

My tail wags most when : I see all
my doggy friends in the dog parks.

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My happiest moments are : tucking in
to sleep with mum and dad at night, and
when my humans pick up my blue lead to
go on long walks and adventures.

I often wonder : how I have such wild
dreams when I am so young

My nickname is : Sweet Girl.

My favourite place in the world is :
lounging in the cool grass in the garden,
listening to all the different bird sounds.

My greatest achievement is : learning
how to swim, it was nerve wracking but I
watched my friends at Bayview chase their
sticks and decided to give it a go. Fun!

You should adopt a rescue dog
because : They are not all the same, and
they appreciate being loved when they
realise what love and kindness really is

If I impersonated a famous star I’d be :
Margot Robbie.

Training my humans has been fun
because: They seem to now actually
know dog signals, and can tell when I am
tired, have to go outside and when I want
to play.

My favourite position on the
lounge is: either comfortably in the lap
of one of my 5 humans, or when it’s really
humid I like to be stretched out on my
side, extended like a giraffe.


ADOPTED &
“ I just wanted to share an update to LOVING LIFE!
our new year adoption of sookie
Beau who originally came from
Dubbo pound. She is enjoying so
much love and fun and walks with
her new family of teenagers that love
to take a break from work and social
media and friends just to give and
receive endless cuddles. Thanks for
looking after her so well. She has
added so much unconditional love
to our family.” Sheilah

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facebook Monika’s Doggie Rescue


DoggieRescue NEWS,
UPDATES, DOGS IN FOCUS & THE LATEST
HAPPENINGS. Check it out!

https://www.facebook.com/
doggierescue/


SATURDAY SELFIE : Molly with Volunteer Gracie






FACEBOOK FAVOURITE : VALENTINE

Briarna Jade Can confirm that Val loves
a smooch
Melanie Donnelly Oh, he is beautiful.
What a face!
Molly is looking for her forever home. ADOPT HER
Naja & Bear

























Happy 7th Gotcha Day for our
gorgeous Scooter (Brandy)...
“ This is a pretty special photo to me. We were out on one of our weekly He brings us Love and Joy
outings, and all of a sudden Bear throws himself onto me, and he has never everyday! Carol Maber
shown this kind of affection before.” Naja DoggieRescue Volunteer

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https://www.facebook.com/doggierescue/ Friends

News Share


















UPDATE NEWS: Kirra, best life, best
home, a very lucky girl!

Not even a day and Kirra (Akira) has made herself
such a special member of the family. It’s as ADOPTION OF THE MONTH : Bean is adopted.
though she’s always been here! Kate
Bean, 12 years, with his new family.


Monika’s DoggieRescue shared Liz Beedell’s post
FREEDOM DRIVE : Cristina meets Blossom

Another little soul safe in the arms of her freedom
driver Cristina. Welcome Blossom, and
Thank you to each and every freedom
driver that takes the time to bring these
guys to us, we appreciate you!














Yesterday I said goodbye to my best mate. My heart is
broken.Thank you Scrappy for loving me and trusting me
like you did. Thanks Monika for looking after our boy until
he found his forever home with us.Thank you Detektive
Scraps for making our house a home it’s so quite here
without you. We love you our good boy. If love could have
saved you, you would have lived forever.

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1. Noddy Dachshund x Staffy 3yrs 8kgs Male Sponsor:“ In memory of Rusty & Natasha!” Barry & Jessica
2. Isabelle Bull Arab x 2yrs 25kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Joey & Rosie!” Pat Broderick
3. Bentley 6yrs Staffy x 22kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Chip & Blossom!” Alan & Tina
4. Beth Kelpie x Labrador 3yrs 28.6kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Penny!” Stefanie
5. Hector English Staffy x 3yrs 20kgs Male Sponsor: The Students at the Sydney School of English
6. Moe Staffy x 2yrs 21.6kgs Male Sponsor: “ This sponsorship is my gift to you!” Jeff
7. Nova Bull Arab x 2yrs Female Sponsor: “I’m a very sweet girl!” Kylee, Brenda & Daisy
8. Cisco Staffy x Shepherd 6yrs 17kgs Male Sponsor: “Good luck from our family of two dogs!” Lisa & Greg
9. Loki Kelpie x 4yrs 23kgs Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Minnie!” Marika Camilleri
10. Zeus Mastiff x 6yrs 28.6kgs Male Sponsor:“ Wishing Zeus a very happy home soon!” Hughie Wray
11. Luna Staffy x 18mths 25kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Rusty & Natasha!” Barry & Jessica
12. Molly Staffy x 3yrs 22kgs Female Sponsor:“In loving memory of Keziah!” Mummy Karen, Sherry & Spot Trafford

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in 2020 BY FOLLOWING... DoggieRescue news/see videos of the
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Nugget Staffy x 2yrs Male Sponsor: Xena Amstaff x 7yrs 23.5kgs Phoebe Staffy x 4yrs 22.7kgs
“In loving memory of Jessica!” Female Sponsor: “Best wishes for a Female Sponsor: “Good luck sweet
Honey, Bonnie & Marti their Mum loving home!” Jackie Tan girl!” Love Janelle & Ed














Dezzy Maltese x 6yrs 5kgs Male Goofy Bull Arab x 12mths 17kgs Spike Wiry Terrier 3yrs 15.1kgs
Sponsor: “With love from Kipling, Male Sponsor: “ Hoping you find your Male Sponsor: “ Spike needs a lot of
Digby & Marlow!” Catherine perfect match soon!” Tovah & Lola love & a forever home!” Toni & Rich
















Floyd Pug x 3yrs 14kgs Male Apollo Amstaff 4yrs 20kgs Male Stevie Wonder Border Collie x
Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Ricky, Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Jess 7mths Male Sponsor: “ Happy home
Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra & Jody!” Michele & Steve Tamassy for 2020!” Gail Henderson

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12
NEW
FACES











































1. Blossom Maltese x 12yrs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Elle!” Joan Collins
2. Kirby Jack Russell x Pug 6yrs 10kgs Male Sponsor: “Michelle - on her birthday, and onwards!” Stephanie
3. Ricky Maltese x 6yrs 4.9kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of all my woofs!” Susan Carovigno
4. Elaine G/Shorthaired Pointer 10yrs 21kgs Sponsor: “ In memory of Poppy & Evie & for Sam!” Brenda Harris
5. JJ Jack Russell x 10mths 6kgs Male Sponsor: The students at the Sydney School of English
6. Maverick Staffy x 5yrs 15.6kgs Sponsor: “ My fingers are crossed for you! ” Pam Robson
7. Zac Aussie Terrier x 7.4kgs Male Sponsor: “Just ‘cause you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
8. Elmo Aussie Terrier x Chihuahua 15yrs Male Sponsor: “ We hope you find your forever home!” David Cowling
9. Tilly Silky x Foxy 5yrs 8.3kgs Female Sponsor: “In loving memory of Cindy!” Malki & Chandra
10. Luka Spaniel x 6yrs 8.8kgs Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Sybil & Jed, 2 strays!” Janet & Richard
11. Lenny Foxy x 18mths 7kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Pepe!” Malki & Chandra
12. Ezra Cattle x 11mths 19.2kgs Male Sponsor: “ Sending you lots of love!” Barbara

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Bubba 10wks
Staffy x Foxy
Female









































Little Bubba is hoping some “ LUCK OF THE IRISH” comes her way
and she finds a forever family on St.Patrick’s Day!

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“Blossom”




















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