We’re so excited to see Southern Downs Ark launch their brand-new mobile Meet & Greet facility, a safe, calm and welcoming space where rescue dogs and potential adopters can truly connect.
Rescue Month may be over, but the impact is just beginning. Thanks to the incredible support of our SavourLifers, every purchase of SavourLife food and treats during Rescue Month has helped make a difference.
We're incredibly proud of the impact we've made for rescue dogs, but knowing just how many thousands of cats enter rescue every year, we knew it was time to expand our mission to help them too. It's taken time to craft cat food recipes we're truly proud of - but they're finally here.
Together with the Petbarn Foundation we're aiming to donate up to $400,000 to our rescue partners to fuel key initiatives to increase rehoming capabilities and drive adoptions both in the short and long term.
For the second year in a row, Pets Domain and SavourLife Rescue Challenge was a hit! The goal of the Rescue Challenge was to raise $25,000 from sales of SavourLife throughout August & September and divided equally to our key rescue partners involved in the campaign.
Together, we turned everyday meals into extraordinary impact with $20,000 donated for desexing support across WA.
From energetic puppies to mellow seniors, what you put in your dog’s bowl matters more than you might think. Feeding the right food at the right time can help them grow strong, stay healthy, and enjoy a longer, happier life by your side. So, let’s take a tail-wagging tour through the life stages of your dog and find out what kind of food keeps them thriving from puppyhood to the golden years.
Too often, victims delay leaving a dangerous situation because they have no safe place for their animals. But at Bramwell House, that’s changing. The Salvation Army is committed to evolving their policies to include pets in their domestic violence refuges, starting here. Bramwell House now has 8 pet friendly units available for families fleeing domestic violence where everyone can be safe.
When a dog or puppy needs urgent care and all resources have been exhausted it often falls to rescue organisations to do what they can to give them a second chance at life.
