Dear Matt, We hope you enjoy reading the latest addition of the Animal Welfare League NSW enews. Bushfire update The last few weeks has been a very dark time for many communities battling the hundreds of fires across our state. Thankfully, amongst the darkness there is a light with thousands of Australians banding together to help people and animals affected by the fires – it’s truly inspiring. We wanted to update you on some of the great work our Inspectors, Vets, staff and volunteers have been up to over the last week. Our team has been based at the North Richmond evacuation centre assisting the community with injured and displaced animals. Visit our facebook page to view photos from the field. We have provided emergency shelter and care for cats, dogs, horses, birds, bunnies and much more. As well as working collaboratively with other rescue groups and corporates to reach as many animals in need as possible. We would like to thank all of the kind people who donated goods and financial gifts. A special thanks to the amazing companies that also donated gifts and services! Our hearts go out to all of the families and animals affected by the fires. Click here for more information on the bushfire efforts. Max Adopted Darling Max had been in our care for over a year. He is such a friendly and bouncy boy. Max required an experienced owner who would give him lots of exercise and park fun. Max patiently waited week after week, month after month while his other doggy friends were being adopted. We knew that one day soon a perfect family would come along and adopt him. And then, last month it happened! His new mum, Kirsten tells us he is settling in perfectly and they adore him. Max’s training is going really well and he has learnt to sit, lie down, stay and come. Not long after adopting Max, his new family adopted a little sister for him named Pippin. “Pippin is a Maltese - Shih Tzu - Mini Foxy cross, and even though she is diminutive in size, she has wrapped Max completely around her paw” says Kirsten. What a cute couple! Click here to meet some of our beautiful pets currently looking for a home. Santa photos and Christmas markets This Christmas, family pets don’t have to be left out from the festivities or miss out on having their photo with Santa. Your dog is welcome at 13 different Santa photo events, being held at various locations. Proceeds from photo sales will go to support the abandoned pets in our care over the Christmas period. Christmas in Pyrmont Markets should also be a fabulous day, bring your pet and come down and check out the gorgeous market stalls. There will be great entertainment, food, giveaways and much more. A day not to be missed! This year you can help AWL care for animals while having a fun day out with your pet! AWL Christmas cards for sale Christmas is just around the corner. By purchasing AWL NSW gift cards you will also be helping to care for abandoned animals in our shelters and veterinary hospital. Dont miss out! Click here to visit our online store. On behalf of the animals - thank you so much for your support. Warm Regards The AWL NSW Team
Posted on: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 04:13:05 +0000
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