Poppy
“Hi there..I adopted poppy form you about 4 mths ago..just letting you know how she is going. Pop pop now has a husband named Boof. Boof was a lonely boy left by himself a lot while I went to work..Poppy and Boof now keep each other company. Each morning they...
Sparkie
“I am glad you got it! Also, Thank you I would be very appreciative of a reference. I attached a couple photos of Sparkie and happy to send more 🙂 He is a great puppy and constant reminder of what a great placement Whyalla was for me. Thank you again for such a...
Brodie
“This is my gorgeous dog Brodie (formerly Burt) two years on from adopting him. As you know, after being rescued from the Pound he had a mast cell tumour removed from his side. So far he is a healthy little boy and hopefully continues to be. He is very much...
Alice and Akka
“I thought I’d let you know about the happy adoption stories of Alice and Akka. When my familiy decided to adopt Alice, our friends thought that they could welcome her brother into their lives. I collected the pups from Whyalla, and they were very quiet...
Lucy (previously Sarah)
“Lucy (previously Sarah) has settled in very well. She has learnt to use the doggy door, fetches her toys and gives them when asked, loves her walks and sleeps like a baby at night. She has also realised that good things come to those who sit, as the photos...We have two gorgeous Black female kittens still waiting patiently for someone to adopt them. AKIRA and AMIKA have very sweet natures, and just want someone to love them. The main thing holding them back is .... their colour!! Research shows that even if you don't consider yourself to be superstitious - they continually get overlooked.
For centuries, black cats have been associated with bad luck and witchcraft. They have long been at the centre of spooky stories and mystic folklore and are known as being a witch’s BFF. This negative stereotype is one explanation—but one study suggests that even when people don’t think about black cats negatively, they still have a tendency to walk right past them at shelters!
Black cats are two-thirds less likely to get adopted than white cats and only half as likely to be adopted as tabby cats. Several studies have shown the staggering preference people have for patterned and white cats.
But we think black cats are beautiful—and this cool trait shouldn’t condemn them to spending 40 percent more time in shelters than their white, tabby, or orange friends!
Introducing PEANUTS, now AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION.
Peanuts is a 6 month old domestic medium hair kitten. He is a little timid at first, but doesn't take long at all to come out of his shell. He is very loving and affectionate.
FOR ALL ADOPTION ENQUIRES, PLEASE CALL THE CLINIC ON 86459926 BETWEEN 10AM AND 5PM WEEKDAYS, OR BETWEEN 10AM AND 3PM SATURDAY
For full pet and adoption details, please click on the Pet Rescue link below.
www.petrescue.com.au/listings/620461