Animal House

I remember you both, I'm so sorry you lost Fonzy, he really was a well loved little guy.

This looked pretty good, I've ordered a trial pack of the Free Range Beef.

How did the little fella go at the vets @Bentleysmum?

What about a pug?

I googled this scum bags name and came up with more disturbing news. Apparently the breeding of his dogs bank rolls the Rolloboys dog fighting operation. f***ing LINK

An update, more charges laid. LINK

Such fantastic photos CT, I've seen parts of SA I never knew existed thanks to your photos. Amazing shots from Table mountain.

Aww, happy Tits!

And $680 for a rescue dog?

That's what I thought as well Perse, reacting to the goings on...earlier media reports say he was bitten in the water, now saying when he was on the bank running away. And the owners are saying the dog was trying to save the boy, but if that was the case, he would have only attacked the mother, still haven't heard why the dog was loose though, so I'm not quite buying the owners version of events just yet. Agree the boy will be scarred (mentally & physically) for life.

Probably because of conflicting media reports, mainly ones that say the boy was attacked when he was trying to escape from his mother and got bitten in the process. Badly enough to require surgery. Not sure why the dog was loose though, I'll wait till more of the story comes out before I sign anything. Terrible tragedy all round.

@juice was looking from memory

Can't advise on the teeth thing from experience, but my thoughts are if one has snapped I'd imagine that the adult tooth will still come through okay, but I'd probably see the vet to be sure. And what a gorgeous girl you have! She is beautiful, you must get stopped wherever you go!

The Rhino's are huge up close, what stunning photos once again, thanks for sharing. And a beautiful photo of the two giraffes with the background of the mountain. Just amazing pics.

Cosmolo from Underdog Training comes highly recommended, as does another Doler from Geelong (sorry, her name escapes me at the moment, my mind has gone blank but I had her come out to me to help with an unwanted behaviour and she was great) I remembered, it's Nekhbet from Inlinek9

Great pics as always CT, its lovely to see how green it is at the moment too

I think you did great, most vets will scan the dog for a microchip and if no chip will deal with the pound. If I'd lost a dog, the pound is the first place I'd ring, plus local vets, then probably look on Facebook as well. Can you do a post on the local FB buy, swap and sell, or the (local) FB lost dogs page as well Scrappi & Monti?

Some great pics there CT, it's certainly interesting (and scary n sad) to see the security measures they have to take.

That's bad news for cats

Oh well done Dolers, I love how you can all pull together to help. I bet your scruffy hound pup is going to fit in beautifully Juice.

Lovely ending for the little guy, these stories make me feel warm n gooey inside.

Hell yes!!

Beautifully captured CT, just gorgeous

Just popped in to post the exact same story, what a lovely ending for Pippin.

UPDATED 22/3/17 in my later post Poor dogs, these stories sicken me. Some (potentially) distressing photos of malnourished dogs in the link, so I've put the news article (no pics) below as well if you don't want to click on the link. Story here ABC News *WARNING - DISTRESSING PICS Malnourished and injured dogs have been seized from an alleged puppy farm near Goondiwindi, with police and the RSPCA finding nearly 100 animals at the Glenarbon property. Police said two dogs required emergency treatment at the property on Bosjnack Road. In a statement, the RSPCA said the seized dogs were mainly American Staffordshire bull terriers, Australian and American bulldogs, French bulldogs and pitbulls. It said 81 dogs and puppies and 10 cats were seized from the property and had been moved to the RSPCA's Animal Welfare Campus in Wacol for treatment and care. RSPCA Queensland chief inspector Daniel Young said the conditions the dogs and cats were being kept in "were very disturbing". "There was inadequate shelter and water and a number of the dogs were carrying injuries that needed urgent veterinary treatment," he said. "There was one dog that was sharing a small space with a dog that was deceased and there were the remains of a number of corpses lying near dogs that were tethered. "We'd like to sincerely thank Queensland Police for their invaluable assistance in this operation." A 40-year-old man is assisting police and the RSPCA with their inquiries. The man is to appear in Goondiwindi Magistrates Court in relation to other matters. Investigations are continuing and police would like to speak to anyone who may have purchased an animal from the property in the past.