Sammy is a Terrier cross approximately 7 years of age and a particularly lovely little dog who has had a hard life. With love and time he has now learned that all of that is in the pastand now enjoys spending his time with or close to his carers. He will be a good and faithful companion to his new people.He is an inside/outside dog and enjoys the company of his foster carers small dog and they enjoy walks together on an extender lead. Unfortunately Sammy doesn’t like cats and will chase them. Sammy will be a loving addition to a single person or a family and is patiently waiting with lots of love to give.

Affectionate and cheerful, and ever ready to play. She loves cuddles and company and likes plenty of space to run around. She would like to be an indoor/outdoor cat as she enjoys playing outside during the day.

Piper likes sleeping in discrete areas of the house: as she can open cupboards she sleeps in our wardrobe all night! She gets along great with the other cat at her carers place. A little shy at first but very loyal and trusting when treated well, she will be a great addition to any family.

Rose is the Torti/white kitten.

The mum of these 4 kittens was dumped on a rural property, blind and pregnant. The kittens are now 7 weeks old and are extremely friendly having been exposed to little kids, dogs, chickens and lots of other cats. They will be ready for adoption in a few weeks time.

Blink is the Torti kitten in the photo.

The mum of these 4 kittens was dumped on a rural property, blind and pregnant. The kittens are now 7 weeks old and are extremely friendly having been exposed to little kids, dogs, chickens and lots of other cats. They will be ready for adoption in a few weeks time.

Woobles is the dark ginger kitten in the photo.

The mum of these 4 kittens was dumped on a rural property, blind and pregnant. The kittens are now 7 weeks old and are extremely friendly having been exposed to little kids, dogs, chickens and lots of other cats. They will be ready for adoption in a few weeks time.

Whiskers is the light ginger kitten in the photo.

The mum of these 4 kittens was dumped on a rural property, blind and pregnant. The kittens are now 7 weeks old and are extremely friendly having been exposed to little kids, dogs, chickens and lots of other cats. They will be ready for adoption in a few weeks time.

This gorgeous black female, around 2 years old, was sadly left dumped and unwanted and has obviously suffered some trauma in her young life as she has had a broken and amputated tail - this makes her look like a little black Chow! Lucy purrs nonstop and always wants cuddles and attention. She is House trained and could be a housecat. She does like to grab your leg when walk by playfully so she isn't suited to a home with young children. She isn't very vocal like some cats and she also likes to lick you and sit on your lap.

Lucy comes microchipped, vaccinated, wormed, desexed and de flead.

Lucy deserves a good home to a cat lover who will live as long as the cat! Please contact me if you can give Lucy that loving home.

Jet came from the pound at 7 weeks old and unfortunately had a bad case of diarrohea. As a result of this he sustained inflammation and damage to his rectal area that medications have so far been unable to heal. So it's been decided to attempt surgery in the area and hope that this mends the problem.

Jet's veterinary costs have so far come to $340.

Thanks to Michael at Caring Vets for giving Jet a second chance at life.

Update 27/6/13: Jet has now recovered from his surgery. This was a bit of a trial surgery and we are very happy to report that it's been a complete success and Jet has fully recovered.

Fiona is a little shy but is a very loving little girl. She comes to her carer for a cuddle when she needs one. She gets on very well with the other kittens, she is curious. The dog doesn't frighten her at all, she will go to the gate to see what the dog is up to and not run away when the dog comes to sniff her out. She will sit on the couch next to her carer and is quiet content just being there. She is a very independent kitten and will adapt well in any home.

Poor Fiona has an ulcerated eye. Fortunately it is responding well to treatment. Her vet bill has come to $350.

Thanks to Elizabeth, Ben, Ferdinand, Sarah, Walid, Jaimin, Alison and Julie for their donations. Fiona's vet fees have now been fully covered

Siam was unlucky enough to break his front leg during the course of normal play and tomfoolery with his siblings while in foster care. Luckily the break was clean and supported by surrounding bones so it was decided that no surgery or cast was required. Sadly for Siam he has been on veterinary ordered cage confinemnet for 6 weeks. Results of Siams recent xrays show the break is healing well and after another week he will be allowed out of his cage.

Siam has had to had a number of xrays and vet visits and his veterinary costs have reached over $400. *Thanks to S.Cullen and L.Bracher for their generous donations towards Siam's care*