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"Oh don't you look cute", she says "like a little fluffy puppy". I'll give you don't I look cute. If I had teeth you know about it! Call protective services, call the police.....I'm being tortured over here. She bathed me..... again...... - Snowie #bathtimeblues
Wilbur's boot camp has been going great. With just a bit of guidance he has been such a settled, happy dog. He is so very, very smart, as poodles are, which is how we feel he learned to call the shots previously. Having a tantie may have got him what he wanted then, but he's smart enough to know, with someone experienced, he won't get his way if he doesn't behave, and so, he does! He's an Angel! Wilbur is such a happy, loving mini poodle boy. He adores his people, likes a play, a walk and other dogs. If you're good with training and would love a totally devoted little companion to join your family, we'd love to hear from you. Fill in an application form at http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/adopt/ please also include your training experience under "why are you interested in this dog" If you've already applied and haven't told us about your training experience, please email us an update at rwl@rescuedwithlove.org
It was a beautiful day. The sun out, sniffing around in the garden...... until mum says "Righto scruffy boy, it's perfect weather for a bath". It was a beautiful day......... Snowie xx
We're sorry, due to circumstances beyond out control, we won't be at the Eltham Market tomorrow (Sunday 18th August).
Buffy's had a groom. Isn't she utterly, utterly speciall! Foster mum Jo was asked by a family member if it would be possible for Buffy to visit her mum, who's now in a nursing home after suffering 2 strokes. It's such a sad situation when people are separated from their pets and it would have been devastating for her to have to say goodbye to Buffy. They feel it would make her very happy, and so Jo is going to take her in for a visit tomorrow. Hopefully it will brighten everyone's day.
Incoming: Little Otto, sat in a pound waiting, waiting for his owners to come and get him. They didn't. And so today I picked up little Otto, I looked at his sad little face and I promised him he would be happy again. We'll update you more on Otto tomorrow.
This beautiful, one off quilt, is up for Auction! The “Crazy Crimson Quilt” has been made from fabric purchased in Scotland featuring lots of dogs! Handmade with Love for Rescued With Love by Trish Reid (Thank you trish we love you) and quilted by Caroll Nichols at Sewn and Quilted, for free (Thank you for your kindness Carol). Auction Starts – Now and finishes 8pm (AEDT) Monday 19th August. RESERVE: $250 It’s hard to estimate a RRP for this beautiful quilt many hours of love and toil have gone into its making and the additional quilting alone would normally cost around $200. To bid simply write your bid amount in the comments under the post (on our page). Pick up in Burwood (Vic, Australia) or postage costs to be paid by the winner. The quilt measures 162 cm x 148 cm. It’d be great for a dog lover as a queen bed ‘topper’ or will hang with longer sides on smaller beds. The design of the quilting is pawprints🐾! And on the reverse the fabric is cats! The winner of the auction will be the highest bidder as at the close of the Auction (8pm EADT Monday 19th August). Contact via facebook and payment must be made within 5 days of the auction ending or the quilt may be re-auctioned or offered to the second highest bidder (or subsequent bidders) at our discretion. All proceeds go to Rescued With Love and will go toward our vet bills.
So, a little update on where we’re at with Wilbur. He’s been having a little ‘live in’ session with our very good friends at Canine Lifeline, learning how to ‘dog’ and deal with his anxious outbursts. While he’s been there and being given direction, Wilbur has been such a good boy….. butter seriously wouldn’t melt in his mouth now that he knows what’s expected of him, but without clear guidelines and rules Wilbur was previously going into serious meltdown mode. He was unsure what to do with his anxiety at times, in new places, at vets, seeing new dogs and his reactions were totally OTT. Like all dogs he needs love, but he can’t ever feel like he calls the shots and when he knows you’ve got things under control, he is so much more settled. In his training, at first, he was quite shocked at being made do things. We think he’s been so used to never being challenged or pulled up for bad behaviour, but now he understands the rules he is just doing so well. He’s happy being with other dogs and cats, likes to chase toys…..but he doesn’t bring them back 😂, and is a very sweet and loving boy. Being a poodle he is oh so clever. He will likely still need some guidance especially at first, with his new owner, in new situations. And so, we have slightly changed our focus on the home that Wilbur needs, looking more for an experienced home that understands good guidelines and knowledgeable in training good behaviour. We will organise handover training sessions to make Wilbur’s transition easier and to make sure his constant handling has him continuing to behave like the good boy he is. If you think you’re just the right person to continue to bring out the very best in Wilbur, we’d really love to hear from you, please fill in an application form http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/adopt/ If you've already applied and have not told us about your training experience in your application, please send us an email detailing your experience to rwl@rescuedwithlove.org
Nicci just had her 6 week check up with Dr Julian after her first patella surgery. Nicci's first leg was bad! Her second one, that's booked in to be done soon, is 'really' bad. The plan was to work on the slightly better leg for her first, so it was nice and stable and strong for when she has her second surgery, as we expect to make her other leg a lot better, but she may not bounce back as fast on that one. Nicci is basically blind, she has one eye remaining that may just be able to detect light and shade but not much else, but she's got everything mapped out. She's such a smart little girl and is incredibly now doing Zoomies with the pack!!! Which just squeezes my heart a little. When she arrived she was such a sad, skinny little shut down girl. This utterly beautiful little girl has a personality to die for. I cannot tell you how much we love her xx
⚠️Cancelled - unfortunately due to some unforeseen circumstances. We will no longer be at the Eltham Market tomorrow.
For the past 7 years RWL have run Project Angel in conjunction with St. Mary’s House of Welcome, who feed and care for people who are homeless or living in poverty. Project Angel started when a supporter told us about Leah and her little dog Angel, who had been homeless. Leah is sadly no longer with us. From this encounter, we began assisting St. Mary’s in feeding the dogs of clients – by collecting bagging and packaging food donated by the public to be stored by and distributed by them. At the time we were filling a void in the community and have helped many care for their little friends, who have desperately needed it. St. Mary’s have let us know that currently, they simply don’t have the capacity in their storage space and so we won't be going ahead with Project Angel as we usually do at this time of the year. Over the years we’ve witnessed other organisations growing and filling the need in the community with dedicated services aimed solely at providing support for the animals of those that are needing help, so we do hope you get behind these organisations. For anyone who has been collecting in anticipation of Project Angel this year, you can still help: - Pets Of The Homeless Australia provides food, veterinary care and other support to pet owners in need, those that are at risk of or are currently experiencing homelessness. Their dog food bank is open for donations every Saturday from 10am-1pm at 84A Keys Rd, Cheltenham VIC 3197 Food must be unopened and unexpired. www.petsofthehomeless.org.au or - Your local shelters or rescue groups, I’m sure will be only too happy for donations of food. (we don’t need donations ourselves but many others do). We would like to say a big thank you to all who have supported, donated, collected, and helped out the massive task of bagging, and a special thank you to Jane, Lee and Trish who have dedicated huge amounts of time co-ordinating and opening your homes for us to use over the years.
It's afternoon nap time for Wally (front) and his little friend Honey. We are looking for a very special home for Wally. It's easy to say "older dogs are the best" but when it comes to actually adopting an older dog, with special needs, it takes a very special person. We know you're out there, it's just a matter of finding you. Wally is blind (he can see some light and dark) but that's all and has limited vision but once he knows his way around he adjust really well. He'll needs eyedrops ongoing, but most importantly, Wally needs company. When he has company, Wally is the happiest, joyful, most comical and adorable little man. A real heart stealer. He doesn't cope well on his own, so needs someone home most of the time and at least a doggy friend for company if you are out. Read all about him here https://www.savour-life.com.au/adopt-a-dog/search-now/view/10495 Fill in an application form here http://www.rescuedwithlove.org/adopt/ Wally is a 13 year old Male Shih Tzu Microchip number: 956000001237070 Source number: EE100219
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