Rehomed Animals

How could you not love this face? Jewel is super friendly and has settled in with her foster brothers really quickly. She has already learnt to sit, is great with kids and is having further basic training. We think she will grow to be a medium to large sized dog.

Montana is a lovely quiet girl. She is still very playful and very loving. She would suit a home where there are no young children or dogs. She is being cared for in the Shellharbour area.

Mittens is the most adorable kitten. She was found taped inside a fruitbox when she was only 3 weeks of age. In the fruitbox with her were her mum and brother and sister. Mittens has a coat that is semi-long haired and is a soft grey in colour with some light peach coloured markings. Mittens is the shyest of the 3 kittens. When she gets a scare she is so amusing as she jumps in the air with all 4 paws leaving the ground together and launches herself sideways and then wonders what she was doing when she lands somewhere she wasn't expecting. She loves to chase things around and around and also loves to play her version of hide-and-seek. She seems happy to just play by herself if she is unable to locate her siblings for a game of toss and wrestle. Mittens should grow into a stunning looking cat and will need some regular grooming because of the length of her coat.

Kye is just delightful !! She is friendly, playful and great with kids and other dogs. Being very smart, she is ideally suited for advanced training and needs stimulation. She would do better with some canine company or an owner she can be with most of the time. Her colouring doesn't photograph well

she is actually very pretty.

This is Sam, he is a very pretty cream colour, he was found dumped in the National Park, he is a very friendly boy

Poor Little Beau has been attacked by an older dog and has suffered some superficial puncture wounds but also a fractured Tibia in his leg. He's had x-rays and surgery to put a pin and plate into his leg to help the bone heal. To add to his problems the pin has now moved up his leg so each time he bends his knee up the pin pushes up through his skin and more surgery is planned to remove the pin earlier than expected.

Beau had surgery to remove his pin on 23/5/07. Surgery went well and we just have to wait to see how the leg has recovered. Thank you to L.Farthing for your donation towards Beau's vet bills

These two siblings are very friendly and affectionate, quiet and gentle. They lovely natured young cats who get along well with other cats and will fit easily into most households. They are available seperately and need to go to indoor only homes, so would make perfect apartment cats.

Evie is the perfect kitten for someone who is worried they 'don't have enough time' for a cat. Her entire life revolves around two things

sleeping and being patted! All day when you're not home she's happy to sleep, and when you are home she wants to keep sleeping, but in your lap where you can continually pat and give her cuddles. She's very affectionate, and will follow you from room to room head butting your legs waiting for you to pat her. Evie's not really into playing which is quite odd for a kitten and is very mature for her age. She is also 100% toilet trained, scratching post trained and is happy to either be an 'only' cat or with another older (but not playful!) cat for company.

Libby is a georgous pure bred Labrador with a lovely personality. Libby has a good basic understanding of obedience and will heel, sit at street corners when you stop on a walk, sits on command and also sits when she thinks there may be something in it for her such as a walk, a pat, or food. Libby is extremely easy to feed as she eats anything you put in front of her. She also likes to follow you around carrying her food bowl in the hope that some food will majically appear in it for her. Libby is good with cats as well as other dogs. She is happy to be an outside dog but I suspect that she would also love to come inside although her bouyant personality would need some hold put on it in a closed house situation. Libby has no problem with long walks and lots of activity and would be suitable for an active family with older children as she may knock over smaller children when she is excited.

Friendly, playful little kittens. The female is more outgoing and into everything, the boy is more laid back. Both love cuddles and attention. Sonny and Cher are available seperately.