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It seems the other little black and white fellow has found rescue but am still looking for a save for the JRT boy. I now have his microchip certificate and receipts for his last vaccination. I don't have anything to state he has been neutered but the current owner states that he is. I will confirm with the local vet today.

Please, if anyone can help this poor boy it would be greatly appreciated.

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Have you contacted Jill from JRT Rescue? This little man is used to sharing with another dog, so the inference is that he should be OK with others - much easier to rehome when they are nicely social.

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Yep, Jill is pretty much full up and has a lot on her plate at the moment. She may take him as a last resort but it would be preferable to give her a break and find an alternative for the little fellow if possible.

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Iggymum do you know if the jack is cat safe.

There are currently two cats living at the house so I imagine that he would be okay with them. I asked if there were any issues with them and the owners dad said that they all ate out of the same bowl at times so if he isn't cat friendly I would think that he is at least cat tolerant.

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Given the conditions the dogs are housed in, I wonder how well the cats are cared for and if they should be found an alternative place as well!

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Given the conditions the dogs are housed in, I wonder how well the cats are cared for and if they should be found an alternative place as well!

I've been wondering the same thing myself. But I do believe the cats are at least allowed in the house. Maybe after the dogs have found new homes I may be able to work on them next.

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It seems the other little black and white fellow has found rescue but am still looking for a save for the JRT boy. I now have his microchip certificate and receipts for his last vaccination. I don't have anything to state he has been neutered but the current owner states that he is. I will confirm with the local vet today.

Please, if anyone can help this poor boy it would be greatly appreciated.

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I have just confirmed with the local vet that the JRT boy was neutered on 21/7/2010 and his last vaccination was in August 2011.

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If you feel there is a need to get the cats out in the future, please let me know and I may be able to help. However, I am in Canberra, so transport would need to be organised - not impossible I know!

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If you feel there is a need to get the cats out in the future, please let me know and I may be able to help. However, I am in Canberra, so transport would need to be organised - not impossible I know!

Thanks Wildthing, good to know. Will certainly keep in touch if it looks like the cats need rehoming too.

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Next on the list are the cats! Well done iggy mum and thank you to the rescuers who have stepped up to take the dog.

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this thread reminds me to remember some of the great things that come about through DOL :thumbsup: Well done to all of you who've been involved in the rescue of these dogs, and a special cheer to Iggy Mum for taking the initiative in the first place. :cheer::cheers::clap:

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Update

Macca, the JRT is going to a JRT Rescue foster carer in NE Victoria tomorrow afternoon.

Bobbie, the Papillon mix is going to a rescue on the Mornington Peninsula on Friday afternoon.

They will be off to a much better life before the weekend!!!

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