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Abbey – adopted Sept 22 2012 We loved 7 month old Abbey the first time we saw her at her foster home. A week later we took our new “baby” home. She settled in straight away. We have now had her for 6 months. Abbey quickly learned the household routines from our other 2 dogs…
These are a few photo’s of the inseparable couple – they absolutely love each other. We have ended up calling him Bacio ( meaning “kiss” in Italian) as he seemed to respond better than Nacho . Thank you so so much for rescuing our little boy- it does not bear thinking about what…
It’s been 3 years since we got this guy from you he continues to live the life! From street life to country life, cuddles, forest walks and cuddles galore he loves life with our our other Border Collies Thanks for rescuing “Arlo” who is now Scott
The wonderful South Island artist Jim Cooper has donated a number of his pottery pieces as a fund raiser for the Humane Society, Many many thanks to #whitespacecontemporaryart for facilitating this. Auction is on TradeMe here https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/search?member_listing=8375210 You can see the pieces for auction at Shop 8, Ponsonby Central, Auckland from today (14 November) until…
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