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Attached are some pictures of Abby, it is 2 weeks today of course that we adopted her & I should have been in contact last weekend. She is the most lovable & adorable dog, with a wonderful character. To say that she has settled in here would be an understatement. Forever following Jeane & or…
As promised just a few photos to show how well Milo has settled in. -it’s like we have had him forever and we just love him. He is being thoroughly spoilt by the “kids” and sleeps on one or the others bed at night. He has his chair during the day or Luke’s bed. He…
This is the reason I love the foster homes cause they know the animals so well that they know where they will fit best. Tamara made the perfect match when she offered Jem. The fit is so perfect that she loves the dogs and has started wanting to play with them, I even introduced her…
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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