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That pop up thing also stops people looking at the dogs available for adoption, so frustrating :-(

Discovered a really good food a few weeks ago, my extremely fussy dog is finally eating well and its healthy, Frontier Pets is the name of it. https://frontierpets.com.au

Facebook, our rescue is run from that now, we have over 12000 on our facebook page.

Chihuahua Rescue often have small fluffies in :-)

All sorted now thanks everyone :-)

Have not been told the full story re who owns the dog, so leaving this one for its owners to sort out, thanks for the suggestions though.

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The real estate told them the dog has to go, sounds like they aren't allowed to rectify anything.

Yes that's the problem, they may have to surrender him to rescue unfortunately, it's a big ask to find someone who will take a dog for a couple of months, Mita they can email me on [email protected] He does sound like a great dog very well trained etc.

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Just an update on the Milk Thistle I got from you Steve, just had results from blood tests and all levels are down into the normal range,which is great as they were getting high, I have enough for another month or two, will order some more soon if you still have it

She sure will be

A perfect little lady, she has found her dog :-).

She does sound great, will take little Harvey with me, might be his new holiday playmate

Going to go and see this little lady for my friend today http://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/318806

They really like my little dog Honey the Italian grey x, something like her without the issues would be perfect.

I will ask, but I am pretty sure they want to look locally, going through a rescue group that offers a trial period and the usual conditions. Its really important that whatever dog they adopt also meets my mob as they will be holidaying with them quite a lot.

Thanks for the suggestions, I am passing them on but they are very set on the next little rescue they want.

Foxie x chi is ideal as they want a wee girl on the small side but not so small that they can't negotiate the stairs in the house.

A JRT isn't what they are after, really want to find a dog in Brisbane already, I am sure something suitable will come up.

They want a female.

They want a dog 2 or under this time. The girl they adopted from me was over 6 when they got her.

I know of a fabulous home looking to adopt again, they adopted a little girl off me about 8 years ago and she passed away a few months ago, they are ready to start looking again, requirements for the next little dog is, female, 3.5kg or under, must be good with other small dogs and cats, will be an inside girl with a dog door for access to a secure back yard, they want a dog under 2 this time, they also work from home, whenever they go away on business the little dog will be staying with me. She must also love the car as they intend on taking the dog they adopt across the country in the not to distant future for 6 months. Would prefer a dog up here in Qld so that I can also go and check out any possible dogs with my dog as a tester. They are still in WA until the end of the month but wanted me to start looking for them as they wish to adopt as soon as they get back, they don't have children and she would be an only dog, but would be coming regularly to my place to stay.

i can see car seat, if you have facebook they have a page or check the website of same name.

RIP Myrtie