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DSH - male
Looking for a NO FUSS cat then Tobi is the one for you !! Tobi is an independent, curious, playful cute kitten. He has a very sweet personality
not too pushy and not too needy. He loves his daily cuddles. When Tobi wants loving he is not shy about letting his carer know. He has the loudest purr which he happily shares. He is not scared to get involved with the rough play of the older kittens. He will adapt well in any home.
Tobi was adopted on 26 June 2013 after 3 months in foster care
DSH - male
Siam was found in the pound along with his three siblings, mother and adopted sister. He is a very soft, loving boy who is always up for a game of Catch The Catnip Toy.
Siam is a playful boy who even tackles his brave sisters. When your watching a movie Siam would love to accompany you by snuggling into your arms. He's great with kids and is litter trained. Siam is waiting for that special person to enter his life and share his love forever with that special person. Friendly and very playful boy ready for Adoption now.
Siam was adopted on 26 June 2013 after 6 months in foster care
DSH - male
Spyro was found in the pound along with his three siblings, mother and his adopted sister. He is a very kind and active boy who tackles his siblings playfully. Spyro would also sleep on your lap, while you would be gently scratching him behind his ears. He's great with kids and is litter trained. Spyro is waiting to spend his joy and love forever with someone who loves him. Friendly and very playful boy ready for Adoption now.
Spyro was adopted on 26 June 2013 after 6 months in foster care
Staffordshire Terrier - male
We have had Kenny since he was a pup and he has been a great pet and friend.
Kenny has always been friendly and playful around people and in particular our daughter, however recently he growled at her over a bone. While this was the only time he has ever done anything like this, we do not want to have him in a situation where he could be tempted to react in an unfriendly way.
Kenny would make a great companion dog and would suit a home with adults and/or older children. He is an easy dog: doesn't need a lot of exercise, doesn't dig or chew and will only bark when there is an actual disturbance. He is used to being an only dog and living outside but we are sure he would love to move indoors !
We are looking for someone who will give Kenny loads of love and attention. In return Kenny will be a very loyal, protective and loving friend.
Donna
Kenny was adopted on 19 June 2013 after 2013.5 years in foster care
DSH - female
Molly is a female
that was rescued from a council shelter. She loves kisses, cuddles, sleeping on beds and hanging around the humans and watching what they do.
Molly is also a Tuxedo which makes her very special (according to me!) as she is extra intelligent, extra affectionate and absolutely loves all contact: humans or other cats.
She is a good eater and very good with the litter box.
Molly was adopted on 01 February 2013 after 2 days in foster care
DSH - female
Kitten
Lola is a very independent and inquisitive kitten. She is always exploring and finding things to amuse her. She loves having a rumble with her foster brothers and sisters as well as my four children, definitely not a timid girl. Lola loves people and will sit on your lap as long as you let her, yet copes very well if she is left alone.
Lola was adopted on 12 June 2013 after 2 months in foster care
DSH - female
Kylie is a cutie! A hyper kitten who loves nothing more than to play with her brother Jake (also listed for adoption). Kylie also settles well in my lap for a cuddle but as soon as there is any action, she's off! She is mostly black with white marking on her belly, face and paws. She would be well suited for a home with another cat, but I'm sure she'd do just fine on her own too.
Kylie was adopted on 09 June 2013 after 2 months in foster care
Medium Cross Breed - male
Grumble came into the local pound at 6 weeks of age after being picked up as a stray. He has settled into foster care well and enjoys playing and being around the other dogs. I
think grumble would benifit from having another dog to play with in his new home.
Like all puppies he will need the right training to become a well behaved adult. If you can offer grumble a home please email us.
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Grumble was adopted on 07 June 2013 after 3 weeks in foster care
DMH - female
Gwen is cheeky but affectionate little girl. She is litter trained and gets on well with other cats.
Although she immediately bounds towards you as you enter the room she doesn't make a lot of noise for attention when you leave. She loves a pat and a rub on the face, is super energetic and loves to chase toys. Gwen loves to be the center of attention, has a healthy appetite and cant wait to find her forever home.
Gwen will have to spend a few months as an inside cat as she is very little and very adventurous.
Gwen was adopted on 02 June 2013 after 3 days in foster care
Rough Collie - male
After some 18 months Kamm has finally found his new home on acreage with another ex DCH Collie Rough.
Kamm is a very kind hearted 6 year old (approx.) rough collie who's spent much of his first 5 years feeling lonely in a backyard, having limited access to affection, walks and social play. He came into care with DCH over a year ago suffering anxiety type issues. He had no idea how to ask for or receive pats and cuddles. He would run away barking totally unsure why he was inside a house or where he was. With caring hands he was given time to calm and settle into a routine with several other rough collies where he learnt to trust humans again. He is a totally lovely boy who gets a long fabulously with other dogs of all shapes and sizes, with cats or birds he isn't fazed by either.
Following this success his rehabilitation continued when he moved to a carer in the Hills District of Sydney where he currently lives with a family of 5 (3 children) another collie and 2 guinea pigs. When he first arrived (due to his isolation in his first years) he was highly tuned to cues we gave off when readying for leaving the house. He does not like spending excessive amounts of time in the yard, (understandably) and therefore when he heard the sounds of keys, cars or door latches he jumped up in anticipation of being put out. He would then find a spot in the house to hide from being asked to go into the yard. Over the months he's been with us he has learnt that we don't punish him with being sent out, we let him stay in or go out whenever he likes. He gets walked at least twice a day (which is LOVES). Most importantly he's come to trust us. We still insist on the normal boundaries, sit, wait, come, OK and he is happy to please. He's a smart boy who just requires some gentle handling, consistency, and love. He's very easy to travel in the car and jumps up with anticipation of going somewhere exciting etc.
We have a bustling household, lots of comings and goings, d
Kamm was adopted on 02 June 2013 after 2 months in foster care




