DoggieRescue E-Magazine July 2022

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



Vol.11 No.208

JULY ADOPTED
2022 DOGS: 13, 263


DOG WALKING HOURS
11AM - 2PM TUES - SUN
Weather permitting, everyone
welcome! Always check web
site as restrictions may change.












“Waiting!”






Our Siberian Huskies are now
well fed, have warm beds & the
love of people who care for them
but they need FOREVER HOMES!
Meet featured Pepper & all the
other Huskies inside….











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FROM MY DESK
By Monika Biernacki OAM ‘LIFE INSTEAD OF DEATH’ - A NO KILL SHELTER

Dear Readers,

Winter is truly upon us and what better way to keep warm Monika is
than have a husky by your side! Our sad looking Pepper pictured with
who joined us a bit later is such a regal girl who has already gorgeous new
experienced living with other dogs in a foster home and arrival Tommy
learning some basic lead training. She is so ready for a
committed family who know what huskies are all about.

Huskies are all so different. Some are quite relaxed
around people like Echo and Dee (just adopted), whilst
others like Blizzard, Coconut, Jango and Ranger we will
need more work before we see their personalities unfold. I
hope you enjoy some of the photos our volunteers have
taken that capture their different expressions and moods.

Roland continues his series on our history and this month
features Jen Barbour who has done most volunteer jobs at
DR before settling into running our Events and Fundraising
teams as well as always finding time to help with whatever
urgent need crops up. Just an amazing lady who is good at
multi-tasking! We are very lucky to have her support.

With school holidays underway we have highlighted some
of the kid friendly dogs with their smiley faces all eager to “
find someone to say “forever” to them. There are so many beautiful faces at Doggie
Rescue just waiting for their human partner, so
Jen features below with one of our new huskies, that one day they too can be featured on the
Oslow, a real charmer who is full of energy and loves Happy Gotcha Day pages. ”
some human attention. He enjoys going for walks and
runs, and is one of our easier huskies.
This month we are featuring more of the photos that
have been taken by our volunteers who have a
special relationship with particular dogs….so these
pictures come from the heart. They are often dogs that
are not walked by the public as they need special
handling skills. Nevertheless they have beautiful traits that
are only revealed once they trust you.

Kayla features Moe this month, another dog only
walked with trusted volunteers. He is a gorgeous sooky
boy who is great with kids but would like to be away from
other dogs so a busy shelter with lots of dogs is not a
place he does well in. However, we are helping him be
calm and relax. Volunteer Miri has a soft spot for Fig
another one of our child friendly girls who has already
learnt some basic obedience and is just waiting for
someone to fall in love with her.

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We must not forget our oldies. Volunteer Adriana has Papi, a Lab X Mastiff in
the spotlight. What a sweet boy, with boundless affection and he knows a • Please make a DONATION
heap of tricks. – A sweet gentle boy for the discerning who appreciate a low

maintenance dog. We have more of our super seniors on ensuing pages. If you wanted to make a tax
deductible donation to help
Sadly, there are always dogs who have left us and taken a piece of our Doggie Rescue save more
heart with them. Sweet granny Delores spent her last day enjoying the sea lives in the year ahead you
breeze and sand between her toes before we said our goodbyes. She never
found a forever home but we did our best to spoil her whilst she was with us. can donate online via our
Bodie, aka Boderick who was a tricky boy whilst with us turned into a loving secure website or call us on
affectionate family dog and is sorely missed. 02 9486 3133.

In Up Close and Personal we get some glimpses of Wibur’s new life. He still
wonders about his sweet friend Nikita, who is still waiting for a home. • Become a DoggieRescue
We have some lovely postcards from Grace who was one of our mother HUSKY LIFESAVER
dogs, Kirra one of our pups and Pearl another mother dog, who is currently
looking for a forever home. You might like to consider
becoming a DoggieRescue
Kennel hand and volunteer Husky Lifesaver (see p14),
Stuart ( pictured at right ) with a regular monthly gift to
introduces Peyton a beautiful support our work. All gifts,
affectionate girl who has been regardless of size, help us to
looking for a home for a give a brighter future to the
while……and is still waiting
patiently. dogs and cats in our care.
Thank you in advance for your
Thank you to all our beautiful kind donation. I look forward to
volunteers who help care for our keeping you updated on our
dogs and make their stay with us progress in the months ahead
as pleasurable as possible. My and sincerely thank you again
sincere thanks also goes to our for all your support.
supporters who enable our
operation to continue and to grow.
We are deeply indebted to you. Warmest regards

Monika

Where is DoggieWood?
Ingleside Shelter location: 2 McCowan Rd, Cnr of Bloodwood Rd, Monika Biernacki OAM
Founder - DoggieRescue


RUSSELL : CUDDLER IN CHIEF

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p23
ISSUE: JULY 2022
FEATURES

LOOK AT WHO HAS BEEN 5
ADOPTED!
RESCUED BUT STILL ONLY 1/2 6-15
WAY TO A HOME...
TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY
Something to think about! 18
p30
MY NAME IS MOE—ARE YOU MY 23
4EVER FAMILY By Kayla Cussens
MY FRIEND FIG 24
By Mirjana Maric

IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
WITH PAPI ...By Adriana Zanchetta 28
MEMORIAM— REMEMBERING 30-31
DOLORES & BODIE
POSTCARD FROM GRACIE 34 p32
CRANDWICK

IN EVERY ISSUE


FROM MY DESK
by Monika Biernacki OAM 2-3
THE BUILDING OF A NO-KILL
SHELTER (PT10) By Roland Briefrel 16-17
OSLOW FULL OF ENTHUSIASM...
By Jen Barbour 26-27

UP CLOSE & PERSONAL— 32-33 Email: magazine@
WITH “ MR. WILBUR ” doggierescue.com

Find us on Instagram
Our cover for JULY is
https://www.instagram.com/monikadogrescue
Siberian Husky PEPPER

Join us on Facebook Cover photo:
https://www.facebook.com/doggierescue Kim Bernotas
DR Volunteer
Follow us on Twitter
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Another month comes to a close with an amazing amount of
adoptions! Seventeen dogs, one cat and two bunnies.
Some special little faces grace this page like tiny Sapphire,
smiley Huckleberry and shy little Pixie. Tweedy, our cover
We’ve all been adopted! girl of last month was adopted and Trix and Binky together.










Sapphire Carlos Ginny Rusty









Danny
Sasha Mintie Max








Huckleberry Moose & Zee together George









Zac
Fleur Pixie
Flossy









Dee Tweedy Trix Binky
Over 13,000 lives have been saved & each month the list grows. www.DoggieRescue.com

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BUT STILL ONLY HALF WAY TO A HOME!


Featured : Blizzard Siberian Husky x 3yrs 20kgs Female
Blizzard is one of our shyer Siberian Huskies and is still very shy and shutdown

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THE BEGINNING….

Late in 2021 a number of rescue groups joined forces in what was a mass rescue of nearly one
hundred mixed breed Siberian Huskies. That much is well known. These desperately needy dogs had
been kept in appalling conditions. All were timid, but some were more so, and clearly terrified of people
and new situations. Most were starved to the point of emaciation and, in what is such a shocking case of
cruelty, all had had to fight for the small amount of food that was just thrown in a yard. The condition of
many of these dogs, a proud breed of Siberian Husky, was enough to sicken anyone who loved animals.

Though room was tight we managed to rescue some thirty of these dogs. None had been handled or
groomed, all were undesexed, their bones standing out from their emaciated frames. They did not know love
or gentle care, had never experienced a walk or played with toys or a ball. It was a huge task firstly to get
them to trust a human, and secondly, to find a way to make them relax and not feel fear. Feeding them up
was not a problem!!!

LOOK AT THEM NOW!

It is now July, seven months down the track from when these Siberian Huskies were rescued. Their coats
glow with health and they are now a good weight for their breed, their eyes shine and they have energy to
burn. The younger ones are playing, with each other especially, as huskies love their packs. At Doggie
Rescue we were so fortunate enough to find sponsors, both in this magazine and also on our Save a
Husky Life Saver Program to help towards the significant veterinary costs involved but even their day to
day care is ongoing with many of the older ones still very timid and scared.

THE FUTURE

In this, our first digital only issue, we are highlighting again these magnificent dogs. The amazing photos
taken by Kim Bernotas & Martha Pavlakis, both volunteers, show how far that these dogs have travelled
in the seven months they have been at DoggieRescue shelter. But….we are only half way there! These
dogs need HOMES. They deserve the one on one attention that only a loving family can give. So far just two
have been adopted and one is in foster care. Yes we love them all but with so many Siberian Huskies and
also many other abandoned dogs as well to care for we cannot give them what a forever family could.

ADOPT/ FOSTER

With every rescued animal who is adopted there is always some sort of baggage, especially with dogs who
have been mistreated, but don’t let this put you off. The first few days/weeks can be challenging but think of
the joy when an animal who has only known fear and suffering finally looks at you with love in its eyes. It will
take patience and consistency, you will need to go slowly and take small steps but by spending quality time
together and gaining your dog’s trust you will see the difference that kindness and empathy can make.

INTERESTED?

Speak to Monika and take her advice on whatever your chosen dog needs to make him or her feel
comfortable with you. Importantly take the time to visit this dog over a period of some weeks. Let them get
to know you and your family first before adopting. If you have another dog it is also important that they also
meet. A dog who has been mistreated needs time to bond...find that time! To see an animal who has only
known loneliness and fear adjust and become a beloved companion is just the most wonderful experience.

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Featured Siberian Husky is ...Echo Siberian Husky x 2yrs Male
Sponsor: “In loving memory of Keziah!” Mummy Karen, Sherry & Spot Trafford

FEATURE PHOTOS: MARTHA PAVLAKIS & KIM BERNOTAS

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Alaska Siberian Husky x 4yrs
16kgs Female Sponsor: “ I hope
she finds a home full of love..” Gail
Henderson

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Maddox Siberian
Husky x 2yrs
16kgs Male
Sponsor: “You
deserve so much
love!” your friend
Marg

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SIBERIAN HUSKIES—THE BREED

The Siberian Husky is a medium-sized working sled
dog breed. The breed belongs to the Spitz genetic
family. It is recognizable by its thickly furred double
coat, erect triangular ears, and distinctive markings,
and is smaller than the similar-looking Alaskan
Malamute

Temperament : Outgoing, Friendly, Intelligent, Alert,
Gentle

Yes, Siberian huskies shed. Unlike other dog breeds
that shed year-round, huskies shed once or twice a
year due to seasonal changes.

Despite their tough, wolf-like appearances, Siberian
huskies are incredibly friendly— sometimes to a fault!
Anyone looking for a husky guard dog will be sorely
disappointed, because huskies are simply too friendly
and too trusting of strangers. The upside to this
charming character trait? They make amazing furry
family members.


PHOTOS: KIM
BERNOTAS




DID YOU KNOW?
• Siberian Huskies can be very talkative.
• Siberian Huskies can live from 12 –15 years
• Siberian Huskies can be stubborn, are
independent but thrive on human companionship
• Most don’t bark but can howl.


Featured Siberian Huskies:


Ranger (above) Siberian Husky x 2yrs 18kgs
Male Sponsor:“In memory of Poppy & Evie & for
Sam!” Brenda Harris

Fox ( left ) Siberian Husky x 2yrs 13.8kgs Male
Sponsor: The Students at The Sydney School of
English

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MEET OUR COVER GIRL:
Pepper Siberian Husky x 3yrs 17kgs
Female

Pepper is very smart and loves to hang
around people and sometimes nips for
attention so not suitable with small
children. She is good walking on harness
and lead. Pepper likes her people around
and is looking for a home based worker.
























CLICK HERE : If you are interested in fostering or adopting this dog, or any of our other Siberian Huskies featured,
please make sure you have read the "5 steps to Adopt" information, and then complete the adoption questionnaire .

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• SIBERIAN HUSKIES adopt me RESCUED & SAFE BUT NEEDING FOREVER FAMILIES















1 2 3 4













5 6 7 8














9 10 11 12
1. Chinook Siberian Husky x 2yrs 18kgs Female Sponsor “In memory of Jess & Jody!” Michele & Steve Tamassy
2. Winter Siberian Husky x 2yrs 18.9kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Joey & Rosie!” Pat Broderick
3. Spirit Siberian Husky x 1yr 11.4kgs Male Sponsor: “ Wishing you luck!” PRINT LAB SYDNEY
4. Jango Siberian Husky x 1yr 21.7kgs Male Sponsor:“ In loving memory of George Coleman!” Yasmin & family
5. Aurora Siberian Husky x 3yrs 16.1kg Female Sponsor: “Good luck!” Chase Haslington
6. Baz Siberian Husky x 1yr 17.9kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ralph, Floyd & Steffie!” Verena
7. Raj Siberian Husky x 8yrs 14kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Tia, Ian & Muffin!” Kathryn & Paul
8. Arya Siberian Husky x 3yrs 18.1kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of PoppyPants!” Love from Michelle
9. Sassy Siberian Husky x 3yrs 17kgs Female Sponsor:“In loving memory of Pepe, Ricky & Cindy!”Malki & Chandra
10. Malaki Siberian Husky 3yrs 14.9kgs Male Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy home!” Tony Suters
11. Summer Siberian Husky x 3yrs 11.4kgs Female Sponsor: “ May you find a deserving home!” Peter Simpson
12. Kayuh Siberian Husky x 4yrs 10.5kgs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of my beloved Mojo!” Lorraine

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HELP A HUSKY LIFE

SAVER PROGRAM

HELP US TO CARE FOR AND
Raj REHABILITATE OUR HUSKIES


You can help secure the long term future of our recent
intake of Huskies by committing to a regular donation


ABOU T OU R HU SK IE S ABOUT OUR HELP A HUSKY LIFE SAVER PROGRAM

Late in 2021 a number of Animal Rescue Groups Although DoggieRescue has over 100 dogs in the Ingleside
joined forces in a mass rescue of nearly 100 mixed- shelter at any point in time, the sudden influx of 30 huskies
breed Huskies from a hoarding situation in country places great strain on our facilities, volunteer staff and
NSW. DoggieRescue played a large part in this by kennel hands, as well as the obvious costs in providing
agreeing to take in 30 Huskies and Husky crosses to medical attention, micro chipping, de-sexing, and ongoing
food and training for the pets.
our Ingleside shelter.




Summer & Tundra

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YOU CAN HELP! IT'S AS EASY AS 1,2,3!


We are seeking people who are willing to 1. Choose the monthly amount that you are able to
become regular donors for our Help a Husky donate - Silver $30/mth, Gold $60/mth or Platinum $90/mth
Life Saver program.
2. Let us know if you want your name displayed on our
Life Savers will be asked to donate on a website next to your allocated dog, and if so what name
monthly basis with this money going directly you would like displayed
to pay for the on-going costs of caring for the
Huskies, including veterinary fees, feeding, 3. Sign up for the monthly debit using Paypal or by
and rehabilitation. entering your Credit Card details, and that's it!




Summer Siberian Husky
x 3yrs 11.4kgs Female
Sponsor: “ May you find a
deserving home!” Peter
Tundra Siberian
Husky x 3yrs
17.7kgs Male
Sponsor: “ You
deserve the
chance of a loving
new home!” Tilly,
Jasper & Karen




















Each Life Saver will be allocated a Husky, and, if you want, you will see your name on our website
against your dog, receive regular personalised information about him or her, and help us to
provide a forever home for each and every dog.
When your dog is adopted you will automatically be assigned another wonderful and deserving DoggieRescue dog,
or you can support another dog of your choice by emailing us on [email protected]

For more details on Help a Husky Life Saver see our website on
https://doggierescue.com/donate/become-a-help-a-husky-life-saver/

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FEATURE Article
THE BUILDING OF A NO-KILL SHELTER:
DOGGIERESCUE.COM (PT 11)

Compiled by Roland Briefrel

“Little did I know that DoggieRescue events would introduce me to people who
would become some of my closest friends and inspire me to take on my next roles
at the shelter” This quote from Jen Barbour reminds me of the Paul Kelly song
“From Little Things Big Things Grow”’ Like many volunteers who have been
involved in Doggie Rescue, a small beginning as a volunteer, often leads to a much
greater involvement and time commitment. When people get involved and see
what Monika’s philosophy is all about, an addiction of sorts begins, as your own
desire to help the dogs blossoms.


JEN BARBOUR
Jen pictured with Angus
(Part 1) (Terrier) &Phoenix ( Staffy x)



I first found DoggieRescue in July
2016 and what started as dog
walking, became a part of my
weekly routine. One Sunday, when I
was waiting for my next dog to come
out, Joy (a legendary customer service
volunteer) asked if I would be
interested in joining the Customer
Service Team as I was always there
anyway! So, every Saturday for
months I was there all day. I did
whatever I could—answering the
phones, helping the walkers get out
and enjoy their time with the dogs, and
just spending time with the DR dogs!

One afternoon I was out walking two
of the long-term residents with a
volunteer, Helen, when she said “ I In April 2017 I started to think about how I could help more, I
think I've found your dog”. I was spoke to Monika about fostering a long-term resident. She was
surprised as even though we wanted delighted! There was quite a list but ultimately it would be Phoenix's
to adopt, we had only just moved decision. We met several dogs over a weekend but none quite
house and were only in the beginning gelled with Phoenix. One of the long-term kennel hands, Bianca,
stages of deciding what type of dog said as a joke what about Angus? I laughed it off. For those who
we wanted. When Helen introduced us knew him he was "Angry Angus" a small Australian Terrier X with a
to Phoenix (a then 5-year-old dog reputation for biting first and asking questions later. I had previously
reactive female brindle Staffy x) it was written about Angus for this magazine. Well, we fostered Angus for
love at first sight! Within a few days three years, before adopting him in December 2020 when I realised
Phoenix had taken over the couch and what everyone else already knew, that Angus was already home.
my heart.

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Whilst Angus was turning my world upside down, I In 2018 Monika asked if I would be interested in
was also falling more in love with DoggieRescue. helping with the events the shelter is involved with
Then shelter manager Ceallai asked if I would be as the current Event Coordinator wasn't able to
interested in being trained as an Adoptions Officer. give it the time she used to. Events are my passion,
This volunteer job involved joining Monika for adoption so I was delighted! We began to attend more events,
appointments and assisting her through the process. I built a fabulous team of volunteers who represent
have been doing this for five years now and I love DoggieRescue so perfectly, and attracted people not
being part of the process for a dog to find its happily only to donate and adopt but also to volunteer at the
ever after! Staying in touch with so many loved adopted shelter and events! See Jen below at various events
dogs reminds me regularly why we do what we do. over the years.






































Next month we continue Jen’s story and find out her perhaps biggest challenge yet!
Thanks, Jen, for all your hard work and commitment to DoggieRescue!!

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TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY : SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT




























THIS IS A TOY THIS IS A COMMITTMENT

Many parents buy a pet for a child to teach them Pets can also teach children to have self confidence as
responsibility. Sadly the child loses interest and if the they learn to care for and nurture their pet. In order to
parent has no interest either the pet becomes neglected, have a pet’s trust and love children also have to learn
or it is abandoned. The mother might say “ You didn’t respect. These many lessons build a child’s character
take care of it!” and then the child feels that they have and form the adult they will one day be. Children can
failed when in fact that pet should have been the face many forms of stress in our modern environment.
responsibility of the adults in the first place. Children Who better to face it with them than their best friend
need to learn how to care for a pet but if they lose who always listens, loves and never criticizes.
interest it is up to the adults in the family to make sure
that the pet doesn’t suffer and by watching the child will For me the most enjoyable part of having a pet is that
also learn the responsibility of caring for a living being. they live in the moment. To see children with their dogs
running, playing and simply having fun rather than
I always feel very sad when I see a small child cringing sitting inside playing video games is a definite benefit!
away from a dog in fear, thinking of how much they are
missing. The unconditional love that only a pet can give If you cannot make a commitment to an animal for the
for friendship with an animal is remembered long after term of it’s natural life, which could be 15—20 years,
that pet has passed away. Children can form a very then buy your child a toy. If that toy lays unwanted and
strong bond to a beloved pet. forgotten after a few weeks it does not matter. But if you
feel that you can love and care for that pet the lessons
Having a pet requires kindness, understanding and learnt along the way will give your child a wonderful
compassion and children can extend these qualities to foundation in life. You will be teaching your child the
others through their interactions with their pets. capacity to care for a living being. That a pet is for life!

CAN YOU MAKE A COMMITTMENT TO BENNET( above)?
Bennet Staffy x 8mths 16kgs Male Sponsor me and help me find a home...

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NINE DOGS LOOKING FOR DOG FRIENDLY CHILDREN
















Lainey Bull Arab x Wolfhound Sadie Shar Pei x 2yrs 25.5kgs Leonardo Shepherd x 6yrs 26kgs
3yrs Female Sponsor: “ A home Female Sponsor: “In loving memory Male Sponsor: “Just ‘cause you’re
soon!” Lesley Cansdell & Titch of Penny!” Stefanie such a good boy!” Jane & Romeo


















Ruby Pointer x Staffy 2yrs 33kgs Chester Jack Russell x Pom 2yrs Panda Staffy x 4yrs Female
Female Sponsor: “In loving memory 7.7kgs Male Please sponsor me and Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Ricky,
of Linda & Pee Wee!” Pat Knorr help me to find a home... Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra













Bonded Pair

Marvel Cattle x Kelpie 2yrs 20kgs Denali Siberian Husky x 2yrs Autumn Siberian Husky x 6yrs
Male Sponsor: “ To a happy future 12kgs Female Sponsor:“In memory 12.6kgs Female Sponsor: “ In loving
with a lot of love!” Janelle & Ed of Otto & ex DR Rohan!” Gail Starkey memory of Squirtle!” Nikie & Jeroen

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After the success of last month’s photos we again
decided to put together a few more natural photos
of the DR doggies and who better to take these
photos than the volunteers who love these dogs.

1. Luna Staffy x 3yrs 25kgs Female An affectionate girl
Luna gets very stressy in a shelter environment. She needs
to be introduced to other dogs in a slow and controlled
manner. She is fussy with doggy friends. She is reactive to
LUNA :
dogs on lead and would be best walking in an environment
photo taken
1. by Kiah where she does not come across many dogs. Sponsor:
“ Sending lots of love to a girl who stands out in a crowd!”
Rasmussen
Lopez

2. Khaleesi Staffy x 5yrs 3.
12.7kgs Female Khaleesi is
KHALEESI : photo
a little staffy love bug when
taken by Bec Sallit
you get to know her but she
really needs to get to know
you. She is deaf and is
having intensive training not
to over-react to outside
stimuli. She is doing so well
but needs an experienced
handler to continue the work
to keep her calm and
focussed on the handler
whilst walking past other
dogs and people. She would
suit an environment where
2. she only meets a few dogs “ Tessa is my loyal,
and people so she can relax. funny and affectionate
girl. I love spending
time with her.” Janelle
3. Tessa Kelpie x Shar Pei 8yrs 16.9kgs Female Tessa needs a
person to build a realtionship slowly over many visits. She does not
like strangers. Tessa is not that interested in other dogs and happy to TESSA :
be the only dog and happy to be left for FT working hours. Out walking
she walks on loose lead, ignores cars and other dogs. She only photo taken
enjoys a pat when she trusts you. She sits on command. She enjoys by Janelle
swimming and splashing in creeks and rolling in wet grass. Hollis
Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy future sweetheart!” Janelle & Ed

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4.
JARRAH :
photo taken
by Sonya
King
















“ Like most staffys Jarrah is struggling in the shelter
environment and needs to find a home, shelters are a
high stress environment which staffys don't cope
with. They need a calm environment.” Jen, sponsor


4. Jarrah Kelpie x Staffy 1yr 25.8kgs Male Jarrah is a
friendly boisterous dog. He handles well on lead and is 5.
affectionate with people. Jarrah loves to have people
around and does not want to be left alone for long periods.
He walks nicely on loose lead, pulling at times. He ignores
cars, but sometimes lunges at passing dogs. He likes to
jog and run and sits on command. Loves to chill in the
shade and have pats and belly rubs. Sponsor:“Hoping you
find a loving home soon!” Jen, Angus & Phoenix

5. Honey Mastiff x Labrador 2yrs 33kgs Female Honey is
a sweet friendly girl. She is suitable with kids 10+yo. She is HONEY : photo
very playful and enjoys toys and balls. Our trainer says She
can get a bit excited and jump up. Loves to run and be taken by Kayla
close to people. Loves to play in water. Sponsor: “ Best Cussen
wishes for a loving home!” Jackie Tan

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Featuring star ex DR doggie Chippy
Pizzey & his pearls of wisdom

Hi Fans, Brrrr.... The nights are
getting colder…winter is here!
Are you all snuggly & warm in
your bed? Electric blanket on?
Sitting on the lounge as warm as
toast with a heater on? The cold
weather isn’t so bad—or is it?


What about your doggie? A cold dog is a miserable dog so have
you made sure that your best friend is warm too?

• Does he have a clean bed out of draughts and the cold wind?
Preferably off the ground.
• Does he have a warm blanket to snuggle into like you?
HAPPY 17TH BIRTHDAY SCAMP • When you take him ( or her) for a walk do you put a warm coat
I adopted my family when I was 13 years or a knitted doggie jumper on him?
old and now at 17 years am still going
strong! Lots of love, Ex DR doggie Scamp Don’t think because your doggie is covered in hair that he does not
feel the cold because this is not true! This is especially so if your dog
has very short hair ( like Chihuahuas or Foxies) or has been recently
clipped.
CHIPPY’S JOKE: Why is a group of

puppies called a litter? Make sure also that if it rains your doggie has somewhere he can
curl up and stay dry and warm. I know not all doggies are lucky like
Answer: Because me to sleep in bed with their mummy and daddy but they all need
they mess up your and deserve a bed out of the elements ( like rain ) and most
house!!! importantly to be warm. Remember Chippy says : If you feel the
Ha! Ha! Ha!
cold then your doggie does too! C/U Chips


1. 2. 3.











1. Chippy American Staffy x 2yrs 25.5kgs Male Sponsor: The Australian Writers Assoc
2. Max Bull Arab x 2yrs 38.2kgs Male Sponsor: “ A precious big boy!” Freddi Martin
3. Yankee Bull Arab x Pointer 2yrs 30kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ian, Tia & Muffin!” Kathryn & Paul

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Hi! My name’s Moe— ARE YOU MY 4EVER FAMILY?




Hello Human Friends!
WRITTEN BY MOE,
My name is Moe and I am a 3-4 year WITH KAYLA
old staffy cross, my back and head CUSSEN’S HELP….
have a smooth brindle coloured coat
with the rest of my body being white
(except when I decide to have a nice
cool mud bath!)

I'm the type of dog who loves being
friends with every single person I see
out on a walk or in my kennel and
they can't resist coming over to me
when I show them my shiny puppy
eyes and my expressive tail. In a
shelter environment I can get quite
anxious around dogs and sometimes
feel insecure. When I'm not around
the shelter with other dogs
continuously barking I am much
calmer and super responsive on
lead. However, I can be distracted by
interesting smells but will be right
back at your side if you call my
name.

I really want to be able to make
some doggie friends which is why I
need a home where my forever
family can help me overcome my
fear of other dogs with lots of training
and positive reinforcement.

I think you should adopt a rescue

dog because they teach you so Here's a few things I think you should know about me:
much and give you unconditional
• I like playing with toys
love in return for giving them a
second chance in life which is • I absolutely love car rides
what all rescue animals deserve. • Bones and lamb dog treats are my favourite
• I am super smart and eager to learn
• I can jump really, really high
Sponsor: “ This sponsorship is my
• I am child friendly
gift to you!” Jeff
• I enjoy doing the laundry (I haven't exactly got the hang of
folding yet but I can definitely unfold the washing!)

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FEATURE Article ADOPT FIG ...& HER TOY PIGLET By Mirjana Maric DR Volunteer




Playful, affectionate, friendly
and full of energy are words I
would use to describe my My
number one girl Fig. Fig came
to us shortly after having pups.
For weeks she would carry a
toy pig around as if it were her Girl
pup. She soon earned the
nickname “Figlet”. My adoration
for this sweet girl continues to
grow each day .
Fig!
We enjoy our offsite trips, Fig
loves to run around and is
friendly with other dogs, she
loves the car and makes for a
great co-pilot. Fig is the best
company and will greet anyone
she sees with her signature
bottom wiggle and infectious
personality. Fig is also child
friendly and has featured in our
kids corner with Kayla.

Fig does have a prey drive
when it comes to small
creatures. Being on leash
makes her easy to manage,
she is very responsive when
distracted. Fig knows basic
commands and has a good
recall.


“ Given the chance this
loving, gentle, sweet girl
would make a family home
complete. She has stolen my
heart and will steal yours in
a heartbeat.” Mirjana

Ridgeback x Kelpie 3yrs
Female Sponsor: “ In
loving memory of
Pebbles!” Sigrid

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1. Maisy Silky x 12mths 9.3kgs Female Has trust issues. Sponsor: “ Wishing you a happy home!” Martha
2. & 3.Champ Shar Pei x Staffy 7yrs 20kgs Male & Xanthe Staffy x Shar Pei 2yrs 19.2kgs Female BONDED
PAIR. Sponsors: Michael & Kim McTeigue SavourLife & “In memory of Poppy & Evie, & for Sam!” Brenda Harris
4. Meeka Spitz x 6yrs 7kgs Female Sweet. Sponsor: “In loving memory of all my woofs!” Susan Carovigno
5. Bowie Bulldog x 2.5yrs 31.8kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of Lucky!” Kevin Lynch
6. Obi Rotty x Kelpie 12mths 26.3kgs Male Sponsor: “ Just ‘cause you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
7. Nikita Staffy x 12mths 14.5kgs Female Sponsor: “ Wishing you the best home ever!” Ruth Wall
8. Otis English Staffy x 3yrs 22kgs Male Sponsor:“Sponsorship - next best thing to owning a dog!” Linda Bushell
9. Tommy Schnauzer x 15yrs 7.4kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of my precious fur babies.” Jane
10. Harlow American Staffy 2yrs Female Sponsor: “ You have a sponsor family, you are loved!” Fred & Annie Tse
11. Eddison Kelpie x Rotty 1yr Male Sponsor: “ From a lover of two dogs!” Lisa & Greg Doutty
12. Breezy Cattle x 3yrs 22kgs Male Sponsor: “ For the lovely Lily & the joyous Jenner!” Lisa Kane

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FEATURE Article
Oslow: Full of Enthusiasm
for this next chapter!



As you may know DoggieRescue is currently home to a lot of Huskies, the majority
came from a hoarding situation in the Bathurst area in December last year but there are
two who have come from the pound. One of those dogs is Oslow.

Oslow is around 12 months old, he is sweet and affectionate and really leans into you
when you stand still with him. He likes to have a paw on you or jump on you for cuddles Written by:
(don't tell our trainer!), I found it really interesting after having spent the last six months
with huskies from a hoarding situation to see the small differences in Oslow. He is not Jen Barbour
as nervous as they are, his confidence is rubbing off on his friend Pepper which is nice DR Events &
to see. He is full of beans when out on a walk he just wants to go and go and go! Fundraising Manager

Oslow understands what a collar, harness and lead mean and gets excited to go out for Each month Jen
a walk where he will zoom along for a few minutes before settling down to walk nicely chooses a dog that's
with you. His enthusiasm for life hasn't been dampened by his treatment by humans. managed to draw her
We don't know how he ended up in the pound but we do know we will work with him to attention away from all
find the best possible forever home for him. the others.



“ Whilst Oslow is enjoying
his time with DoggieRescue
he is ready for his forever
home, if he sounds like the
right dog for you please
reach out!” Jen

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Address
So what does he want in a family?
This sweet boy would be best suited to owners with Post code
arctic breed experience (they are unique dogs!). He
needs a home with a garden so he can zoom around
and stretch his legs, a part time worker would be best Telephone
as he can become unhappy if left for too long (this
could be addressed with training). Oslow needs Please return to:
someone committed to not only continuing his training DoggieRescue,
and teaching him new skills but also looking after that 8 Chiltern Road,
fabulous coat! It's soft, fluffy and very shiny due to INGLESIDE. NSW. 2101
careful care and he needs someone who will make Or call 9486-3133
sure he always looks his best (we can't have him www.DoggieRescue.com Thank you
being seen with a single hair out of place can we!)

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IN F OC US PAWSOME PAPI B y Adriana Zanchetta (volunteer)

Hi Everyone,

Chris and Sasha’s mum here! As some of you are aware, I am a sucker for the
older doggies, so when I met pawesome Papi I fell in love immediately. He was
in such bad shape when he first came to DR with multiple masses (some have
since been removed) and sore paws. Despite all of this, he arrived with the most
beautiful smile and just wanted to give everyone a big sloppy kiss.

I met Papi on his first day at the shelter and had the pleasure of putting him to bed
in his night kennel that evening. He was sore and unsure of his new surroundings,
so we spent a good 45 minutes cuddling in his soft bed. I rubbed his chest and
belly, as he lay upside down next to me, snoring, with his big head squished up
against my leg – he couldn’t get close enough to me, bless!

Papi Labrador x Mastiff Ever since that day, every time I see Papi he wiggles and whines with excitement.
10yrs Male Sponsor: “ Hoping He is such a bright joyful boy that so deserves his forever home. He is happiest
you find the home you when going on walks. He doesn’t need a huge amount of exercise, as he is older,
deserve!” Denise Bartlett but thoroughly enjoys a quick stroll, some fresh air and a lot of sniffing.















“ Papi would suit
a home where
someone was
around most of
the time. He
would make the
perfect companion
to someone
looking for an
older dog with a
lot of love and
affection to give.”
Adriana

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OLDIES BUT GOODIES


SUPER SENIORS


Who are still young at heart!


















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5
6 7
8
1. Watson Ridgeback x Labrador 10yrs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Pepe!” Malki and Chandra
2. Rex Jack Russell x 13yrs 9.2kgs Male Please sponsor me and help me find a home
3. Betty Kelpie x Labrador 12yrs 18kgs Female Sponsor:“In loving memory of Jakkson & Jack!” Gina Carovigno
4. Dezzy Maltese x 10yrs Male Sponsor: “ May you find your soul mate soon, dear Dezzy!” Barbara
5. Theodore Labrador x Mastiff 10yrs Male Sponsor: “ In loving memory of mum June!” Colleen & Ron
6. Pearl Staffy x 9yrs 30kgs Female Please sponsor me and help me find a home
7. Wiggles Maltese x 9yrs 5kgs Male Sponsor: “Ex DR dog Woody’s way of saying thanks!” Tracy Fay
8. Alice Maltese x Shih 12yrs Tzu 6.2kgs Female Sponsor: “In memory of Sybil & Jed 2 strays!”Janet & Richard

Many older dogs were once loved by someone but for various reasons end up homeless at a time when they need
a home the most. Senior dogs make loyal & loving companions...Are you ready to let an older dog into your heart?

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M EM OR I A L S “ De l o r e s ’ l as t day o n e ar t h w as s pe c i al . . . ”















VALE

DELORES

2012—2022

“ She had a special day
today with some of her
close family spending
time with her and she
even got to the beach.”













Delores had been a breeding dog all her life and when Delores came to DoggieRescue last November with
she could no longer produce pups she was dumped into many medical issues including chronic skin condition,
a pound. She was not micro chipped and came to and many of her teeth were fractured. We started her on
DoggieRescue under Duty of Care. acupuncture to help with her skin condition and arthritis.

A sweet, affectionate dog she lived in a foster home with Delores had many mammary tumours which we
other medium sized dogs. My memories of Delores are gradually removed, we fixed her split tongue, cleared her
that she had a very calm nature and was not a fan of infections..With each operation Delores dodged all the
getting up very early. She loved her cooked chicken and bullets but this last time it got her. She developed
enjoyed rumbling for short bursts with young active dogs aggressive solid inflammatory carcenoma, for which
and then taking a nanny nap. You would rarely hear her there was no cure, no slowing down and it rapidly
bark unless she needed something. developed in a matter of a couple of weeks.

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This beautiful lady left us tonight. Her last
day on earth was spent at the beach
which she loved. Though she was heavily
sedated on pain meds Delores still
managed to jump out of the car and hobble
around on 3 legs and enjoy her special time
with the people who had grown to love her.
Her appetite stayed until the end. She went
to sleep enjoying BBQ and cooked chicken.


“ She was a beautiful gentle lady who
was loved by all who met her.”

Monika Biernacki



VALE BODIE


It is with a broken heart that I write
this to tell you all that my beloved
boy Bodie aka Boderick who we
adopted from Monika's Doggie
Rescue passed over to Rainbow
Bridge today (25/5/2022).

Bodie had the best 7 years with us
after a not so great start to life.
After Monika rescued him, he
stayed with her for 2 years before
we brought him home to join our
family in 2015. We were truly
blessed to have him in our lives.

Bodie was such a gift and gave us
so much love. as we did him. He
followed me everywhere and I will
miss his little footsteps behind me
all the time. He unfortunately “ We love you Bodie. You
succumbed to liver and kidney made so many human friends
disease. I was with him the whole over the years. Run free with
way and his final moments were our other doggies that have
filled with conversation, stroking, gone before you and one day
cuddles and love. The kids are we will meet again on Rainbow
distraught and my heart is broken Bridge.” Connie
and little Astro has lost his brother.

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If I wasn’t me I’d like to be : either a
kangaroo or a cat. I jump like a
kangaroo and I try to balance along
things which are far too small for my
size like a cat.

I am so excited : to spend the rest of
my life with my humans and go on lots
of adventures.

Food that makes me drool is : pretty
much anything. My human 1 cooks me
amazing food and my other human
likes to give me healthy snacks like
apples and bananas.

My tail wags most when: I am given a
banana or even hearing the word. I get
so excited sometimes that when I sit I
fart really loud. My humans laugh when
I do that but I stay sitting so I can get
my banana.

My happiest moments are : spending
time with my humans and sleeping
under the blanket.

My nickname is : Mr Wilbur. Squishy
face. Handsome. Wrinkle butt etc

When I heard I was to star in
DoggieRescue magazine I : thought I
should maybe practice my smiling for
the camera because I have a “resting
grumpy face”. Apparently I am still cute
though.

I must tell you that I have a : few
quirky behaviours. I like to stare at
everyone when they walk past.
Everyone laughs when I do and I make
them smile.

I often wonder : what my cute girl friend
Nikita (at the shelter) is doing and hope
she finds a nice home too.

Nikita is still available....
Staffy x 2yrs Female

Want to meet Nikita?
CLICK LINK BELOW!

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS WITH https://doggierescue.com/dogs/nikita/
MR. WILBUR

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Training my humans has been fun because: I get lots
My greatest achievement is : jumping a 1.5 meter
fence to the back neighbours garden due to chasing a and lots of yummy treats. Now I can sit, shake and
possum. I scared my humans a bit but they knew I heel without getting a treat. Everyone in the
wanted to come back over right away. We laughed a community says I’m doing a very good job. Even some
bit afterwards and promised I would never do it again. of the other dogs who struggle socialising with other
dogs are learning from me and I am still new at this.
It took a while but : I now know my bedtime routine.
My favourite place in the world is : going for walks in
My humans have made sure I am super comfy so now
when I hear bedtime I get super excited. the sun so I can meet lots of new people and dogs.
Everyone looks at me and says: I am super cute with
If I impersonated a famous star I’d be : Rolly from the
my wrinkles. Some people say I look like I am going eat
Purex Toilet Paper add. Sometimes people ask if I am
the same breed. Or Mr Wilson the old man from Dennis their dog as a snack. I get a little upset by this because
the Menace. I am a big softy on the inside.

You should adopt a rescue dog because: they give you
I thought I would : snore like an old man so I could fit in
unconditional love and make you laugh daily.
with my humans.




















ADOPTED &
LOVING LIFE!

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DOGS IN FOCUS

GRACIE CRANSWICK,
KIRRA & PEARL (in foster)
Where’s from forever….
my
treats?

IT’S MY
5TH
GOTCHA
DAY!


















It’s Gracie's 5th Gotcha Day! Thank you Monika for
rescuing this beautiful girl, now 10 years old, who is the
heart and soul of our family. She is such a happy, sweet
natured dog and we love her to the moon and back! Pip























Life is not complete without a Staffy at your feet!

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Hi! This is me
with my big
brother Koda.
Don’t we make
a handsome
pair!!! Licks
from Kirra














Pearl Staffy x 9yrs 30kgs Female Please
sponsor me and help me find a home




















Hi everyone, I’m enjoying my FOSTER home & learning to be a lounge izzard. Luv, Pearl

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IN F OC US

WRITTEN BY: KENNEL HAND SPENDING TIME WITH PEYTON
STUART MOONEY


A crooked little tail wagging furiously and big
expressive eyes looking right at me just begging me
for some attention. That’s always the first thing I notice
each and every time I see Peyton, or Pey Pey as I call
her. Since the day she arrived at Monika’s she has just
wanted to be loved. Looking past her strong exterior, I
knew she was someone I just had to walk.

The first time I walked her I got to experience a sweet
shy girl who just wanted to feel safe. With super soft
velvet like fur on her head she loved a pat and never
showed any sign of aggression towards me. She is
reactive towards other dogs and some large trucks, but it
appears to be out of fear rather than aggression and has
reduced with time since she arrived at DoggieRescue.

With some more training and a stress-free environment
I’m sure that her reactiveness could be reduced even
more. She loves to sniff and will often drop her front legs
to the ground to get even closer to the action and stop
me moving her until she has had her fill of whatever
smell must be investigated.




“Since the day she arrived at Monika’s
Peyton has just wanted to be loved.”


When I get her away from the shelter, or down in the
freedom park, she just wants to sit with me and cuddle
and give me kisses, she just loves sitting by my side
under the shade of a tree and relaxing. She doesn’t
need a long walk, just some time out in the world to
feel free and smell everything that piques her interest.


BREED: STAFFY X BULLDOG AGE: 4 YEARS
WEIGHT: 27.7KGS SEX: FEMALE
NEEDS RESCUE EXPERIENCE

Sponsor: “ Good luck Peyton in finding your If you are interested in Peyton don’t hesitate to
forever family, just like I did!” Lots of love, make an appointment to meet her, spend some
ex DR doggie Pugsley. time with her and you will see how much love she
has to give (and how soft and cuddly she is).

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and help us to spread the word! LIKE US TODAY :)
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9. 10. 11. 12.

1. Gizmo Kelpie x Cattle 12mths 35kgs Male Sponsor: “For our Rainbow Bridge mob!” Colleen & Ron
2. Leo Spitz x 7yrs 11.6kgs Male Sponsor: “A perfect home waits!” Janice, Tony & Marjie Martin
3. Nyx Shar Pei 2yrs 16.4kgs Female Sponsor: The Australian Writers Association
4. Troy Corgi x Cattle 2yrs 8kgs Male Sponsor:“Just ‘cause you’ve been a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
5. Alvin Staffy x Kelpie 2yrs 17.6kgs Male Sponsor: “In loving memory of our Macey girl!” Susan Dorahy
6. Sophie Kelpie x Corgi 2yrs 13.8kgs Female Sponsor:“ In loving memory of Sam!” Valerie Rodgers
7. Peanut Staffy x Kelpie 2yrs 17.8kgs Male Sponsor:“Just ‘cause you’re such a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
8. Hugo Rottweiler x 4yrs 23kgs Male Sponsor:“Just ‘cause you’re a good boy!” Jane & Romeo
9. Douglas Collie x Cattle 10yrs 26kgs Male Sponsor: “ I hope that you find your forever home soon!” Lisa Suters
10. Roo Kelpie x Ridgeback 2yrs Female Sponsor: “ A kind family will love you soon!” Sam & Joy Jenkins
11. Mason Cattle x 2yrs 19kgs Male Sponsor:“In loving memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra
12. Atticus Labrador x Mastiff 3yrs 33kgs Male Sponsor:“ A happy home soon!” Julie McCann

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12 LOVING
DOGS NEED
A FAMILY













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5. 6. 7. 8.












9. 10. 11. 12.
1. Piper Staffy x Kelpie 18mths 22kgs Female Sponsor: “ A faithful friend forever!” Wendy Mc Cathie
2. Poptart Staffy x 1yr 25kgs Male Sponsor: “ To help Poptart to find a home as good as Napoleon’s!” Jackson
3. Ziggy American Staffy x 2yrs 28kgs Male Sponsor Ziggy and help him to find a home
4. Fred Kelpie x 6mths 8.9kgs Male Sponsor: Best wishes from Michael & Kim McTeigue SavourLife
5. Finn American Staffy x 3yrs 27kgs Male Sponsor: “Hoping he finds a family!” Neil & Surbhi
6. Eden Staffy x Cattle 6yrs Female Sponsor: “ In loving memory of Sach Baille!” Kathryn
7. Lilo Staffy x Bull Terrier 2yrs 28kgs Sponsor: “In loving memory of Ralph, Floyd & Steffie!” Verena
8. Kobe Amstaff 2yrs 26.5kgs Male Sponsor:“ My fingers are crossed!” Pam Robson
9. Lola Mastiff x 5yrs 38kgs Female A gentle, shut down girl who needs a sponsor..help her to find a home!
10. Sparky Border Collie x Terrier 1yr Male Please sponsor me and help me to find a home...
11. Chuck Rottweiler x 3yrs 35kgs Male Sponsor: “ Good luck sweetheart!” With love from Janelle & Ed
12. Frankie Staffy x 5yrs 35kgs Male Sponsor: “In memory of Ricky, Pepe & Cindy!” Malki & Chandra

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HAPPY GOTCHA DAY! Copyright 2022:
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POST CARD FROM ONE OF OUR RECENTLY ADOPTED FAVOURITES…. Permission is given to
reprint for educational
purposes only, provided
PICTURED IS MAX : DoggieRescue.com
ADOPTED 12/6/22 Magazine is acknowledged.

Little Max is so happy Published by:
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IT HAS BEEN AN Mail address only:
AMAZING MONTH OF 8 Chiltern Rd,
ADOPTIONS! Ingleside NSW 2101
Address: 2 McCowan Rd,
Below is a SLIDE Ingleside NSW 2101
Phone: 9486 3133
SHOW of some of or 0429 044 484
our adoptions for Editor, Advertising,
the month. Typesetting, Layout &
Design: Corinne Daw
Photography: Natalie
Featured in order with their forever families are... Ginny, Rusty, Danny, Burns, Kim Bernotas,
Sasha, Mintie, George, Fleur, Flossy, Tweedy & bunnies Trix & Binky...
Jen Barbour & Martha
Pavlakis

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