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This is my beautiful Huntaway-x – his name is Bounce and he is coming up 7 years old in August. He has grown to be quite a big boy at 34kgs. I adopted Bounce from the Humane Society six years ago. My previous dog had passed away two years earlier and when I saw Bounce…
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…
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…
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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