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Love a good quality Australian Boutique Wine? So do we! 😁
If you're quick you can still order in time for New Year, and not only feel a lovely glow from the wine, but also from knowing you've helped us raise much needed funds.

http://goodwillwine.com.au/charities/rescued-with-love

All current wines on our fundraising list are vegan friendly!

"Well hello."
From the ruggedly handsome, George Clooney eat your heart out, silver fox, Pepito.

Sorry ladies, Pepito is taken hehe.

Here is Maccy on the bed in spare room, with his little "nothing to see here head tilt". This is where he goes to look for look for mischief. This actually makes us smile, because since his setback, Maccy hasn’t been jumping up on to things, one more step forward for him.

He loves being in the garden with his foster mum and dad, usually keeping his distance from mower and blower, but yesterday he was having so much fun throttling the leaves and grass that were being blown, he was having a ball, so wonderful to see😍💖

It's post dinner cone free time for little Chappy. Poor boy, he was still reaching his stitches, so a bigger cone, that can't fit through the door was in order! Talk about an oversized lampshade! It won't be for long little buddy xx

Baby Colin update:
We still don't think these human things are trustworthy but these doggie pals are awesome!

He flinches if you so much as move your fingers if you’re sitting next to him, yet he seems really happy and playful on other ways. He LOVES his toys, chases a tennis ball and is always up for a rumble with Alfie and Bonnie.

Why such a young pup feels this way about humans is so sad, either he hasn't had nice humans, or he has been in isolation, away from people. One thing we do know, our goal is to change his perception and show him humans only bring good things... food... pats... treats and love.

It's been a long journey for our darling Clover. With so many people holding hands along the way, to make her future a better one.
From lost, to a country pound with a badly broken leg she's had so many people doing all they can for her, from the pound staff, to volunteers in NSW who over-nighted her and dropped her to our transporter, to an amazing lady who flew up and drove her back and took her to physio session, to her carer and all the well-wishers and followers along the way. We thank you all.
Clover is now ready to find her forever home http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/adopt/

Good morning from these two little friends, Chappy and foster sister Marley. Chappy's just had his vet work finalised, some teeth stinky tartar removed, now smelling fresh as a daisy.
He's had some xrays, which shows some disc disease, he gets around really well but shows signs of pain when it's palpated, so we'll start him on some pain relief and see how he goes but he doesn't seem concerned at all when moving around. Chappy has a little heart murmur but no meds required. While he was under, we had rear dew claws removed.

So, time for a little healing and once his cone is off we know we're going to have a very "Happy Chappy"!

Well it’s been a wonderful journey to watch Macintosh life turn around, he'll always will be a little different! But aren’t we all.

On the 20th July we picked this poor big boy up from Geelong! He knew only pain in his short life. The beginning of August was to be a new pain free start for Mac thanks to his lifesaving surgery and care of Advance Vet Care and the most incredible dedication from his foster carers.

Mac had a big setback in September that we didn't know if he'd recover from, but he did. We know this could happen again but, he is doing well now, Amanda at AVC has high hopes he could have a reasonable lifespan. The reality is, no-one really knows with Mac, but we know he is happy now and now is what matters :)

He is to stay on fluid tablets, a steroid every 2nd day and Losec for life. This seems to be keeping things stable for him.

And the amazing thing with MacIntosh was that they really didn't know if he'd be able to learn, but he sure can, and the specialists were so excited to see all the things he's capable of.

With little vision in one eye and low vision in the other, none of these things stop Maccy from being a happy boy.

Mac is still searching for just the right forever home and it really has to be just right to keep him well, but we haven't given up hope xx

http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/adopt/

I’d like to talk microchips, but please don’t just switch off thinking yours is fine. It may not be! There’s a whole gamut of things that could have gone wrong, even if you’ve signed a microchip form and sent it off yourself!

With Holidays, Christmas and New Year, fireworks and parties coming up, this is serious!

People often make the mistake, of assuming everything is fine with their pet’s microchip. They’ve adopted a dog or cat from a Shelter, a rescue group or bought one. Signed the forms and off they go. That should be the end of it right? Well no, no always. In most cases things are fine but working in the industry we see so many cases of microchips that are there, but there are NO details lodged on them, microchips that were supposed to be changed over and weren’t, whether the paperwork was done and sent in or not an incorrect number lodged, a simply typo of a 15 digit number, too many zeros, not enough…. dogs with two microchips; that can be a nightmare if the owner doesn’t know there’s two and the wrong one is scanned.

This can cause all kinds of issues. If you aren’t listed on the microchip, the number lodged was wrong, or your details are outdated, there is no way for anyone to find you and let you know they have your dog or cat. If details on a chip are old owners, it can be a nightmare, depending on the circumstances, proving you are the legal owner!

So, unless you have, in your hands, a confirmation from the microchip registry, with all the correct details on it, I urge you to follow it up and make sure you have all your pets’ microchips all up to date.

You need to know your microchip number, and which register it’s on (there are 7 registers in Australia).
If you don’t know your microchip number, you can have your pet scanned by your vet (who may already have it on file) or your council.

If you do know the number but are unsure which registry the microchip is on you can find out at http://www.petaddress.com.au/ (if you are in NSW or SA you may not find your number on Pet Address – and will need to contact your State registry). Then head to the website of the registry your pet is on to find out how to check or update your details. Some are online, some you will need to call.

Clover has been given the best vet report after her surgery and lengthy rehabilitation to repair her broken leg.
Everything has healed really well and she has avoided any problems with the elbow joint like severe arthritis. The vet has decided the plate will be left in place to avoid any unnecessary risks later on which shouldn’t affect her movement much at all.
We are overjoyed for Clover and can now begin the process of finding her the perfect home to enjoy the rest of her life xx

Chappy (right), the little sweetheart, has happily slotted in with his foster fur siblings. Here he is with ex RWL bub Ollie.

Little Chappy who came down from the RSPCA Queensland is just a divine little man who is settling in well.
He's off for a dental tomorrow to fix his pongy teeth! Pee-eww!
In the meantime he has been a very cruisy gent, happy and calm, except when his mouth is touched (we hope his dental helps with this) and when it comes to cats..... oh oh ...... when he turns on the turbo (note - will need a cat free home!).

You shall not pass!!!
Getting out the door is slow going for the elderly Freddo, who often stands in the doorway for quite a long time, and the others wait very patiently, like Albert, as you can see.

Ex RWL bub Mikki and RWL foundation dog Arty having a little cuddle on the bed, with their little friend Mindi in the background xx

I'm very clever.
I'm asked to "stay" inside when foster sister Gem is taken to the toilet, as she likes some privacy. I always comply with those wishes. In fact as soon as I hear the word stay I know it means, run to the window to watch where you're not allowed to go 😂
MacIntosh xx

Dame Clover is getting into the Christmas spirit!
She's having her 'end of rehab' scan today!
Wish her luck xx

Baby Colin has just had his "big boy" op. All went well, but that stink eye indicates he's a little less than impressed!

I'm ready. Ready to find a home of my own.

Head to our website to read about Mavis, and if you sound perfect for each other, you'll find an application form their as well.
http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/adopt/

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