🚨 We Are at Breaking Point — And We Need You Now 🚨

To our dear followers, it’s Di Edwards, Co-Founder of our rescue here.

I’m writing this with a knot in my stomach.

Right now, we are having to say “no” to dogs and puppies who desperately need rescue — not because they aren’t deserving, and not because we don’t want to help — but because we simply don’t have the funds required to get them to safety and provide the medical care they need.

That is the hardest part of rescue.

We’ve been literally run off our feet. It’s has just been so intense and we are struggling to keep up.In just the past few weeks alone:

Penny delivered one puppy naturally. But her other two pups were much larger and would not have survived and neither would she without an emergency c-section and spey. The bill was nearly $5,000.

Bluey required urgent surgery to remove a massive dental abscess, along with pathology.
Another $1,000.

These were not optional procedures. They were critical, life-saving interventions.

At the same time, our routine veterinary costs have increased significantly. Many of the dogs we save come from regional NSW pounds, and getting them to safety often requires commercial transport, sometimes up to $500 per dog.

We also support foster carers who take in litters of puppies, pregnant mums, or who need financial assistance helping with food and essential supplies so they’re not left carrying the burden alone.

When we have litters of six, eight, even ten puppies in care, the cost of feeding, worming, vaccinating, and microchipping them adds up extremely quickly.

All of it is essential. All of it is expensive.

And right now, it’s hitting us hard.

We urgently need to raise $30,000 to stabilise our rescue and continue saying the word that changes everything:

“Yes.