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25.01.2022 Miss Norma Jean getting the movie star treatment

20.01.2022 Our eNewsletter is out now! We have worked extra hard on this version to make sure there are lots of relevant indoor tips for you and your pooch. You can also go into the draw to win $1000 cash! Click this link to find out how and to read our latest Pooch News! https://bit.ly/3cUrbGw . . . #PoochNews #AussiePoochMobile #IndoorDogTraining #PetCare

18.01.2022 LOVE DOGS? JOIN OUR PACK! Become part of the Aussie Pooch Mobile success story! Even in these current times the demand for our essential service continues to grow with more people rescuing dogs and spending more time with them. Low set-up costs from $15,000 Access to 12 billion-dollar pet industry... Full training and support while maintaining social distancing No experience necessary Find out how you can trial your fun, new career by coming out on a Discovery Day with one of our experienced franchisees by completing our online form here https://bit.ly/2xeO8F9 Check out our Discovery Day video by clicking on the link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBUDTZoj_S0 . . . #FranchiseFamily #DogWashFranchise #AussiePoochMobile See more

18.01.2022 YOU COULD WIN A $250 DOGGY HAMPER!! That's right, our annual Customer Service Awards are on again and we think it's the perfect time to spread some good news and positivity! If you are happy with your dog wash service, please vote for me! We understand that our customers are what makes our business successful, so to say thank you and just for voting, you will enter the draw to win a $250 hamper for your pooch! Please click the link below to vote, it's really easy! shorturl....at/gpuJ0 Thank you so much!! Your local APM dog groomer . . . #LocalDogWash #AussiePoochMobile #CustomerServiceAwards2020 #MobileDogWash See more

15.01.2022 This month we are offering $5 off first dog wash for all those emergency and health care workers doing an amazing job! Thank you so much for what you do! If you know a health care worker with a pooch, tag them below. Call 1300 369 369 to find out the details of your local groomer and to gain a quote for your pooch. . . . #AussiePoochMobile #ThankYouHealthCareWorkers #MobileDogWash #DogWash

14.01.2022 Attention! Huskies, Malamutes, Shepherds, Labradors, Border Collies, or any shedding breeds Are your human’s loosing it over you loosing your fur? When you rub all over their work clothes, do they take offence? Will your human’s refuse to wear black clothes ever again? Do tumbleweeds of your gorgeous fur roll through the house like they have a mind of their own?... Aussie Pooch Mobile can help! Get the humans to call 1300 369 369 and ask for our Deshed Service or check out our website wwww.aussiepm.com.au to put you in touch with your local groomer to talk about your furry problems. #aussiepoochmobile #deshedd #deshedding #dogwash #mobiledogwash See more

13.01.2022 Indi enjoying her pamper so much it’s sending her to sleep

13.01.2022 PLEASE NOTE this warning is no longer current and has been updated. Visit www.emergency.wa.gov.au for the latest information. Update time: 07:52 AM, 03/02/21. ... A bushfire EMERGENCY WARNING is current for people in parts of THE VINES, BAILUP, ELLENBROOK, GIDGEGANNUP, MILLENDON, WALYUNGA NATIONAL PARK, UPPER SWAN, AVELEY, HENLEY BROOK, AVON VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, RED HILL, BELHUS, BASKERVILLE, HERNE HILL, BULLSBROOK, WOOROLOO, BRIGADOON in the SHIRES OF MUNDARING, CHITTERING and NORTHAM and the CITY OF SWAN. You are in danger and need to act immediately to survive. There is a threat to lives and homes. WHAT TO DO: - For people within the marked Incident Area (the black shaded area within the map), it’s too late to leave and leaving now would be deadly. - You need to shelter in your home in a room away from the fire front and make sure you can easily escape. - You must shelter before the fire arrives, as the extreme heat will kill you well before the flames reach you. - Close all doors and windows and turn off evaporative air conditioners, but keep water running through the system if possible. - Choose a room with two exits and water such as a kitchen or laundry. - If your home catches on fire and the conditions inside become unbearable, you need to get out and go to an area that has already been burnt. - Protect yourself by wearing long sleeves and trousers, made from cotton or wool, and strong leather boots. - If you are on the northern side of the Incident Area, travel northwest, away from the fire. For people in the remainder of the Emergency Warning area, if you are not prepared or you plan to leave, leave now if the way is clear by travelling in a west/south westerly direction. If you are in an area subject to COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, put your bushfire plan into action now and continue to follow precautions to minimise the spread of the virus. If you have been personally directed to self-isolate or quarantine due to COVID-19: - Leave now, find alternative suitable premises and wear a mask. - If you are unable to return to your quarantine location within one hour, telephone WA Police on 131 444 to advise them you have had to leave due to an emergency. - Regardless of your location, continue to follow COVID-19 precautions and maintain appropriate physical distancing. ---AND--- A bushfire WATCH AND ACT is current for people parts of DAYTON, ELLENBROOK, MELALEUCA, GIDGEGANNUP, WEST SWAN, HENLEY BROOK, UPPER SWAN, BRABHAM, HOVEA, STONEVILLE, WUNDOWIE, MIDDLE SWAN, PARKERVILLE, RED HILL, MOUNT HELENA, JANE BROOK, LOWER CHITTERING, AVON VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, MORANGUP, BULLSBROOK, MUCHEA, HERNE HILL, CHIDLOW and WOOROLOO in the SHIRES OF MUNDARING, CHITTERING, TOODYAY and the CITY OF SWAN. There is a possible threat to lives and homes as a fire is approaching in the area and conditions are changing. The fire started near WERRIBEE RD in WOOROLOO. WHAT TO DO: - If you are not prepared or you plan to leave, leave now if the way is clear. - If you are well prepared and plan to actively defend your home, make final preparations now. - If you plan to stay and actively defend, do not rely on mains water pressure as it may be affected. You need to have access to an independent water supply, and start patrolling your property to put out spot fires. - At all times close all doors and windows and turn off evaporative air conditioners, but keep water running through the system if possible. - If you are not at home, do not try to return as conditions in the area could be very dangerous. If you are self-isolating or quarantining due to COVID-19 and plan to leave: - Leave now, find alternative suitable premises and wear a mask. - If you are unable to return to your quarantine location within one hour, telephone WA Police on 131 444 to advise them you have had to leave due to an emergency. - Regardless of your location, continue to follow COVID-19 precautions and maintain appropriate physical distancing. ---AND--- A bushfire ADVICE is current for people parts of BEECHINA, HOVEA, STONEVILLE, PARKERVILLE, MOUNT HELENA, GREENMOUNT, JANE BROOK, SWAN VIEW, AVON VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, MORANGUP, JULIMAR, CHIDLOW, MUNDARING, WOOROLOO and SAWYERS VALLEY in the SHIRE OF MUNDARING and the CITY OF SWAN. There is a lot of smoke in the area. Although there is no immediate danger you need to be aware and keep up to date in case the situation changes. The fire started near WERRIBEE RD in WOOROLOO. WHAT TO DO: - Stay alert and monitor your surroundings. - Watch for signs of a bushfire, especially smoke and flames. - Close all doors and windows, and turn off evaporative air conditioners but keep water running through the system if possible. - Read through your bushfire survival plan. - If you do not have a plan decide what you will do if the situation gets worse. If driving - Be extremely careful when driving through the area. - Turn your headlights on and drive slowly. - Watch for emergency services personnel and follow their directions. - If you cannot see clearly, pull over, keep your headlights and hazard lights on, and wait until the smoke clears. - If you have a respiratory condition and you have been affected by smoke you should contact your local doctor or call Health Direct on 1800 022 222. BUSHFIRE BEHAVIOUR: The bushfire is moving in a west - south westerly direction. It is out of control and unpredictable. Burning embers are likely to be blown around your home. Spot fires are starting up to 100 metres ahead of the fire. WHAT FIREFIGHTERS ARE DOING Firefighters are on the scene, actively fighting the fire. SAFER PLACE: The Department of Communities has set up the following evacuation centres: - Brown Park Recreation Complex on Amherst Road, near the intersection of Salisbury Road, in Swan View. - Swan Active Midland - 16 Gray Dr, Midvale WA 6056. - Swan Active Beechboro - 332 Benara Road, Beechboro. A meeting for evacuees only will be held today at 1pm at Brown Park, Swan View. The general community is urged not to attend to minimise COVID-19 risks. An update will be posted for the general community on the DFES Facebook page. People who have been personally directed to self-isolate or quarantine due to COVID-19, and anyone in a region subject to lockdown restrictions, should find alternative suitable premises and wear a mask. - If this is not possible, proceed to the evacuation centre and identify yourself to centre staff immediately on arrival. - Protocols are in place to minimise COVID-19 risk at the evacuation centre and you must follow the directions of centre staff. - Continue to follow COVID-19 precautions and maintain appropriate physical distancing.Please take any essential items such as medications and identification to the evacuation centre. Pets (except recognised assistance animals) are not allowed inside evacuation centres for health and safety reasons, so you should make alternative arrangements for them. If this is not possible, please still proceed to the evacuation centre with your pets and await further advice. SAFEST ROUTE: If you are on the northern side of the Incident Area, travel northwest, away from the fire. For people in the remainder of the Emergency Warning area, if you are not prepared or you plan to leave, leave now if the way is clear by travelling in a west/south westerly direction. . ROAD CLOSURES AND CONDITIONS: Avoid the area and be aware of fire and emergency services personnel working on site. A number of roads have been closed including: - Railway Parade between Neaves Road and Maralla Road. - Great Northern Highway closed from West Swan Road to Rutland Road. - Toodyay Road in both directions between Bunning Road to Bailup Road. - Weribee Road from Cheddaring Road to Linley Valley Road. - Government Road from Linley Valley Road to Jason Street. - Bailup Road from Burma Road to Government Road. Please note there are dangerous road conditions within the area. Motorists are asked to avoid the area, reduce speed and drive carefully due to smoke and other hazards. Road information may also be available from Main Roads WA by calling 138 138 or visiting travelmap.mainroads.wa.gov.au or by contacting the SHIRES OF MUNDARING, CHITTERING and NORTHAM and the CITY OF SWAN. ANIMAL WELFARE For those in an area where it is not safe to leave: - It is no longer safe to evacuate horses and large animals. - It is not safe to handle animal movements outside. - Fences along roadsides should not be cut and external property gates should not be opened. For other parts of the warning area where it is safe to leave: - Take animals to stay with a friend or family member, or to a private boarding or agistment arrangement. - If evacuating livestock or horses isn’t possible, consider moving animals to a paddock with low fire fuel load, and ensure animals have feed and drinking water for several days of high to extreme temperatures. - Fences along roadsides should not be cut and external property gates should not be opened. More information on managing animals in emergencies is available at agric.wa.gov.au People who have evacuated and left animals behind, or may have fences damaged by fire putting animals at risk can contact the City of Swan for assistance on 9267 9267. For more info visit: https://www.emergency.wa.gov.au/

11.01.2022 Have you heard? The RSPCA Million Paws Walk is going virtual! This year, due to COVID-19, RSPCA has had to cancel all physical Million Paws Walk events, but you can still join us in doing your part to fight animal cruelty! Join now by walking your pooch for 30 minutes each day during May, and raise funds to save animals lives! Like always, Aussie Pooch Mobile will be sponsoring this event, Australia wide, and we can not wait to lace our shoes up and support this gre...at cause! You can sign up for FREE via the link below. https://www.millionpawswalk.com.au/fundraisers/register . . . #AussiePoochMobile #MillionPawsWalk2020 #WalkThisMay #MPW2020 #MobileDogWash See more

11.01.2022 Exciting news Caversham, Brabham and Dayton!!!! Aussie Pooch Mobile is now officially up and running in your area!! Grace our Scarborough Franchisee has now ope...ned up her second business and is now working in your area. Grace is an experienced groomer and has a massive passion for dogs. She is also one of our Aussie Pooch trainers in WA who is an expert in deshedding and maintenece. She also owns 2 beautiful German Sheppard Luna and Karma. As an opening special Grace is offering $5 off our first time rates and a free facial for all new booking in the area until the end of Feb 2020. To make a booking please head to our website www.aussiepm.com.au or call 1300369369

09.01.2022 Have you got a Husky and have dog hair everywhere. You will benefit from a regular deshedding service for your Husky! Call now or PM to book your Husky in today!

04.01.2022 Aussie Pooch Mobile is raising money for the RSPCA Walk This May! It's such a great cause that raises much needed funds for dogs in need. If you can spare a few dollars, please click on the link below to donate. Every cent helps! Thank you!! -The APM team! https://www.millionpawswalk.com.au/fundr//profile/view/261 . . .... #RSPCA #WalkThisMay #MillionPawsWalk2020 #AussiePoochMobile See more

04.01.2022 Does your pooch love walking? Do you need an excuse to leave the house during social isolation? Join us for RSPCA Million Paws Walk. This year it has gone virtual and is called ‘Walk this May’. Join us and help us end animal cruelty! Walk your pooch for 30 mins a day in May, log your steps and help save lives! Sign up to RSPCA Million Paws Walk; Walk this May for FREE! https://www.millionpawswalk.com.au/fundraisers/register . .... . #AussiePoochMobile #WalkThisMay #MillionPawsWalk2020 #RSPCA See more