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Looking for a Valentines gift that also supports a great cause? Instead of chocolates or flowers, why not make a donation to the Dogs' Refuge Home on behalf of your loved one? It is the pawfect gift for the dog lover.
The Dogs’ Refuge Home is urging all pet owners to please leave your dog at home and inside with plenty of fresh water this Australia Day evening. Fireworks are extremely stressful to dogs and cause them to jump fences and run. The day after Australia Day is the busiest day for the pounds. Unfortunately, many dogs never make it to the pounds and are never seen again.
Also, please remember that dogs cannot last for more than ten minutes confined in a car in the weather we are currently having – even with the car windows down! Please leave your faithful companion at home this week, with plenty of shade and lots of water.
Please see this important notice from the Department of Environment and Conservation.
We've all got those Christmas presents that we leave to the last minute, so why not give your last minute gift to the dogs?
Zoo Products is truly an inspirational pet shop who is leading the way in responsible pet shop operations.
For the second year running, this December will see award winning photographer Alex Cearns from Houndstooth Studio set up her famous Santa’s Grotto at the Refuge. She’ll be joined by a very special Refuge personality who will be donning his Santa costume so that Perth’s much-loved pooches can have their very own photo taken with Santa Paws.
It’s that time again when special volunteers from BHP Billiton spend a day in the dog house to raise money to support our much loved Refuge dogs. This year we welcome three new faces, Nan Belton, Liam Millar and Kate Sheils will join our dogs for a day behind the wire to help raise funds for our dogs.
Our long term dogs were given an extra treat last month thanks to our very own Fiona Watson who took them out for a day trip and took their photo’s for our 2012 calendar. And, boy, did they enjoy it! Of course, we know how special they are, but the pictures Fiona took are amazing and really capture their true character – just check out our sneak peek of cover‐dog,Tyler!
It is not uncommon for some of our residents to start displaying signs of cabin fever once they have been at the Refuge for an extended period of time. Unfortunately, one of our beautiful residents, Macaroni is starting to display these signs and is getting very stressed in his kennel which he shows by high levels of stress by jumping and pacing. Macaroni is a 6 year old Boxer cross has been at the Refuge for over 6 months now.
Please for informed of our upcoming Annual General Meeting.