DoggieRescue.com is a no-kill shelter, rescuing and re-homing abandoned dogs and cats from death row in Council pounds.
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Unlock a world of wagging tails and boundless joy by donating to DoggieRescue!
Your generosity has the power to create paw-some transformations, turning abandoned dogs and cats into beloved family members, one wag at a time!
Donations can be made by Paypal or Debit/Credit Card, and most donations are fully tax-deductible.
Giving a rescue dog a new name is the first step towards a new and happier life. Be part of our new DoggieRescue Pawsitively Personalised Program by clicking here!
Did you know we also have Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for adoption?
Check out our latest breaking stories on new pets and recent adoptions on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter feeds!
The December 2023 DoggieRescue.com E-Magazine
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The December 2023 DoggieRescue.com Cats and Rabbits E-Magazine
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There are just five simple steps you need to take in order to adopt one of our beautiful pets. To find out more or to get the ball rolling click on the links below!
The Cottage Animal Hospital is dedicated and caring team are always here for you and your pets.
DoggieRescue is lucky to be able to offer dog walking with our rescue dogs to the public.
For new walkers we ask that you bring ID and $25 for the one off registration fee.
Make sure you wear enclosed shoes with a good grip and dress to walk or run and maybe get a little dog hair on you!
We continue to practise social distancing onsite and have plenty of hand sanitizer ready for you.
We look forward to seeing you!
While You are Here
Rescuing dogs means there is always a lot of work to do.
Join our dedicated team of volunteers who are always in desperate need of extra hands to help care for our doggies. Click here to read more about current volunteer jobs.
