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Aden, the little girl you helped, has had her staples out today. She'll have her bloods checked in two weeks and then another check a month after that to make sure the liver is all functioning well now. So far, so good :)
Vale Rufus. Rufus was the best friend and daily companion to foster mum Bridie’s mum Marianne. He was a big part of both of their families, the kids, grandkids all spoiled their best little friend. Rufus brought Bridie and family into our lives. He was cared for beautifully right to the end when the time was right for him to go. Our thoughts are with you all xx
Macintosh hopes everyone had a happy Easter and a lovely break. His Easter was aaawsome, he got a new Pink Kong oh boy oh boy oh boy 💓
Ex RWL Cookie’s, devoted, loving mum Dianne, is celebrating his 6 month Gotcha Day. Happy Gotcha Day Cookie 😘
Ms Cherry Pie, RWL foundation girl reporting in again (you can read about our foundation dogs/long term foster dogs on our website http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/?x-portfolio=sponsorship ). Yep, thanks to Dr Dylan my back feels so much better and I'm much happier now. Today mum gave me the spa treatment of all time. I just love the way she massages the conditioner in all over and I remained seated for the entire performance. Then, she put me on the grooming table and gently combed out all my fur and trimmed up my feathers! What am I, a bird? Then she groomed out my pantaloons. What am I, a Can Can girl? Oh, that does it. I'm retiring to my bed before she brings out the nail polish. Love to y'all 💘.
Ex RWL girl Merri (now Mary) enjoying a ride around the lake in her limo. She is a sweet little girl who is just a little bit bossy :P She is loved very much by her mum and dad ❤️🥰❤️
Sweet Emily is a quiet little girl, so gentle and loving. Her photos never do her justice as she isn't a fan of the camera. She'll be having a check up this week and possibly her second mammary chain removal if all is well.
Thank you everyone for allowing us to donated to Furever Farm and help them with their hay to feed the animals they have saved. I have a question. Can anyone build a large hay shed for Furever Farm? They are near Rockleigh/Murray Bridge. Give us a quote – get some mates onto it – lets see if we can do this. Are there people our there willing to have a chat with Darren and Hayley about what they need re size, shape etc.? Thanks. Share far and wide. RWL will help pay for it – I will donate some art, and we will get together and do this for them. Lets roll. So who is in?
She arrived late Wednesday evening - Vet check and groomers Thursday. We began the search for our perfectly healthy (unusual for us!) little girl on Friday. Saturday afternoon Daisy was playing with fur brother Ralph on the beach! along with a ever so slightly smitten (how could you not!) Mum and Dad Jeanne and Ross. We are overjoyed and slightly overwhelmed! to announce our tiny tot Daisy has been officially adopted 🥳 Thank you to all who helped in her journey ... from a matted little girl in the pound on Wednesday to finding her wonderful new family by Saturday! Sometimes it really is that easy 💕
It’s not just the RWL foster carers and volunteers that work hard, RWL Husbands are often doing lots behind the scenes! RWL hubby Peter, has come along to help at a few blanket cutting days now, to help prepare for our yearly stalls. I think at first, he through he was there for the heavy lifting, until the scissors were first put in his hand. He then used his engineering skills to carefully plan out the best way to run a measuring string attached to a brick, to ensure each blanket is cut to perfection and to get the most out of the material per meter. This year he’s picked up the scissors again, of his own accord, and has single handedly, just cut out and cut the fringes of 20 blankets, with 16 more to go! That’s huge!!! We did notice that you have the drinks cabinet handy there! Perhaps a well-earned drink is at hand... after you have put down the scissors. Thank you Peter, you are the best! xx Peter's perfectly cut blankets will be available at our Stall https://www.facebook.com/events/2142053125915628/
Oh my, we're in love 😍 Under the scruffy, unruly, wooly exterior of the little girl who just joined us were the prettiest eyes! Daisy is just the sweetest little poppet and believe it or not, we have taken on a little dog with no major health issues - ha, we haven't had one of these for a while 😂and has the sweetest nature. And so we're going to start the ball rolling straight away to get her into her home where she can settle sooner rather than later. Daisy is around 8 years of age. She has the sweetest nature and would love someone home most of the time - a warm comfy lap to curl up on, or beside you on the couch. Daisy enjoys a leisurely walk and is happy just as long as she has you to keep her company. She enjoys her food and sleeps through the night beautifully. Daisy is good in the car as long as she is secured. She is friendly with other dogs, happy around children and is yet to meet cats. Daisy will require regular grooming to keep her looking and feeling her best. She does suffer a degree of separation anxiety, hence she will not cope well left alone for long periods, so is looking for a home where someone is around most of the time. Daisy would make the sweetest, most devoted friend. If you think you and Daisy sound like a perfect match, you'll find an application form on our website http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/adopt/
Yesterday the owners of Storybook Farm were charged with 84 offences. One can only hope the Magistrate who presides over this case understands the magnitude of horror, and not bat the issue away like a pesky mosquito. Those animals have suffered. Badly. Silently. Brutally. Some lost their lives. These animals were already vulnerable – many disabled and having experience life trauma previously, making this case even more heinous. The owners of Storybook took those animals with our trust, and called themselves Rescuers. They were far from it. In fact, they are the very reason we do what we do. It revolts many of us, and we are still feeling ill at what has occurred – because it leaves open the gate as to if this has happened once, does it happen regularly? The animals are being cared for by RSPCA Qld. Those who survived such passive and knowing neglect. Who were used as props to gain money from trusting donors and even ex owners who entrusted their beloved pets to them. I doubt they will ever recovery from the duplicity and horror that woke them on the day of the raid. And the hell upon hell – where ARE those other 100 or so animals who have ‘disappeared’?? So far, for me, everything has been done the right way. Animals have been saved, those who were past saving were humanely euthanised. The animals, the first priority received every kind of vet treatment, medical treatment, specialist treatment. They are, I hope, recovering to a point they will be able to be placed into caring homes soon. The Inspectorate have ticked every box, closed every open door, and made every post a winner. The case is I bet, water tight. And now we wait for the Magistrate. The unknown. The smokey. Who will preside? A person so sickened by this case, they will read through every single piece of evidence, understand the importance of the need to do what society expects. Will take the matter so seriously they will provide a sensible and just verdict. Or will we see a Magistrate who sits separately in a view the law is different for animals than humans? That they are some how lesser? That there would be circumstances beyond the owners’ control that led to such failure to provide for the animals and see them as overwhelmed do gooders who got out of their depth? Make them the victims of their own good hearts? Charging the owners with a fine is nothing. Most people in these cases HAVE no money. So that doesn’t hurt them. And not owning an animal for 10 years? Well people move, and forget and backyards are not scrutinised – so that doesn’t hurt them either. A suspended sentence? What does that say to you? It would say ‘they got away with it’. That the animals suffered for no justice. And those 100 who are no longer with us, who speaks for them? Their deaths, their suffering, their silence? I believe jail, in this case is just. But the Magistrate will make their decision, and the animals will have to live or die by it. Right, wrong, or just plain indifferent. I wish the Inspectorate and legal team of the RSPCA Qld good luck. We live in hope. Courier News Below. "THE owners of the Storybook farm has been charged with animal cruelty offences after a raid exposed the allegedly shocking conditions its creatures were living in. The RSPCA has charged two people with 84 offences after the raid which was conducted at the former Gold Coast-based, north Brisbane farm last month. The offences include: * Three charges of cruelty * Two charges of failing to comply with an animal welfare direction. * 79 charges of breach of duty of care, including failure to provide appropriate food, water, treatment and living conditions for the animals in their care. Both will appear in court next month. “We will now focus on the court proceedings, so that hopefully we will see some justice for these animals in the end,” RSPCA prosecutions officer Tracey Jackson said."
Lolly has been given the green light to return slowly to normal activities! Dr Dylan is happy with Lolly’s recovery after today’s final X-rays. Wonderful news for our gorgeous girl - all that’s left now is for her to enjoy the rest of her new life with her wonderful family 💕
We’d like to introduce you to our newest arrival - Daisy! Daisy arrived into care last night after an extremely long day. Leaving the wonderful care of RSPCA Qld - Thank You Thank You - flying down to Melbourne and being met by the lovely Irene and Wayne. A quick pit stop for a toilet break, some food, and back on the road with Wayne to meet foster dad Sean. Another toilet break, an introduction to foster fur brother Jack, lots of tail wags and sniffs (he is a boy! say no more:-)) and back in the car for the hours drive home. Exhausted. We managed another quick meet with the rest of the fur gang, and off to bed she went. Today we have Daisy’s vet check at our clinic with Dr Annie, then straight onto our groomers for a very much needed bath!! and haircut. Let the transformation begin....Daisy ❤️
It's none other than Ms Hawaii 2019 her self, Smuglet 😍
Franklin and Sergio our darling Tibbie boys are just the most beautiful bubs. Sergio's stitches are now out, and he's had a groom. Looking spectacular boys xx
This morning we had the 3 Amigos, tonight we have the 3 sleepy sloths, Misty, Blanche and Sherlock. Sherlock and Misty need no invitations, little Blanche is a shy girl, she is sometimes worried, although she is much more confident than when she arrived, and she loves her mum, but she'd never be so presumptions as to hop up on the couch herself! She sidles up next to me and asks with her eyes, for a hand up. At least, this time, they've left room on the couch for me 😂
The 3 Amigos, Marley, Ollie and our beautiful little Emily. Emily's healing well now and such a precious soul. Her next mammary chain surgery is booked in for Friday week. And then little girl, that's it. We hope beyond hope, the news this time will be as good as the first time. We are still counting our blessings, that, what at first looked as though it could very well have been a palliative case, Geelong Animal Welfare Society still gave her a chance, had hope for her too, and reached out to us xx
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