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25.01.2022 FOUND- OUR BABY IS HOME SAFE AND SOUND. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO TOOK TIME OUT OF THEIR DAY TO SHARE MY POST. I AM FOREVER GRATEFUL XO This is a better photo o...f our little darling. She must be terrified. Please keep an eye out for her she is only 5 months old. Fred gives her haircuts so she looks a bit scruffy. Our dogs are our life so we are all devastated See more

25.01.2022 A southern suburbs family has told #9News of their heartbreak after their new nine-week-old puppy was stolen during a brazen break-in.

22.01.2022 Lily is still missing if anyone has seen anything please please please let us know

22.01.2022 This is Rosie, she has gone missing from her Ontario avenue/15th St home. If you find Rosie please contact us at the Krib so we can get her home to her family.

21.01.2022 Beware any horse owners this piece of crap takes your horses to give them a forever home then promply puts them on doggers truck her name Nicole Cherry from Karoonda ,I have been told she also goes as Nicole Awege an lives at Sandalwood 30 KS from Karoonda

20.01.2022 Missing in Irymple .. could be anywhere between Karadoc Ave & Koorlong Ave & 14th & 15th... please call me if you have sighted this cat... 0428 586205

20.01.2022 Thank you for the inquirys, here are our Vet account details. Be sure to add Kitty's Krib to any donations. Thanks :)

19.01.2022 EE101533 Our little "Freesia Monroe" 985113001008762 10 week old Freesia is available for adoption.

18.01.2022 A young boy rescued a kitten, unaware that one day that cat would save his life.

18.01.2022 Thank you for the inquirys, here are our Vet account details. Be sure to add Kittys Krib to any donations. Thanks :)

15.01.2022 PSA - PLEASE SHARE TO RAISE AWARENESS ALWAYS ASK A DOG OWNER IF YOU CAN PET THEIR DOG ESPECIALLY A DOG ON LEAD... And even if your dog is friendly please respect that some dogs are not social and keep your fur baby in control around leashed dogs Just like people not all animals are social

15.01.2022 A Mulgrave grandmother with Alzheimers has been robbed of the one thing thats been keeping her spirits up. Her little dog was snatched from her front yard. S...hes now desperate to get her back. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

15.01.2022 A Mulgrave grandmother with Alzheimers has been robbed of the one thing that's been keeping her spirits up. Her little dog was snatched from her front yard. S...he's now desperate to get her back. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

14.01.2022 Heres me commentary on cats being dodgy #2

14.01.2022 Due to significant difficulty in getting supplies and an overwhelming amount of cats being surrendered , we will be lowering our adoption fee to $140.00 for 2 w...eeks beginning tomorrow. Same adoption application apply. Please visit our pretty prettys currently in Petbarn. :) PLEASE NOTE - Our preadoption kittens are not included in the half price special. Special will finish on the 31st of March

14.01.2022 I want to take a moment to sincerely thank every single person who has supported Gunyah over the years, and those who continue to do so <3 Its hard to believe ...that Ive been running the Sanctuary for 20 years now! Originally self funded, it got to the point in 2010 where the Sanctuary had, by need, expanded to the point where I could no longer continue to fully fund it personally. I had poured everything into it over those 10 years, and would do that again in a heartbeat <3 At that point, I made the big decision to set it up as a fully registered charity and seek help from the public. Its been an incredible 10 years since Gunyah became "official" and what has been achieved in that time to help so many animals in need has surpassed everything I couldve imagined. Without your help, none of this wouldve been possible, so from the bottom of my heart, I thank you <3 For every single person out there, the world as we knew it has changed. There is fear and uncertainty everywhere, and every single one of us is impacted. I am very concerned about the future of this sanctuary. People, understandably, are having to focus on themselves and their loved ones and how they will get through this. Donations have dropped right off. I am regularly scouring information on any potential support that may be available for not for profits, and although there is some, Gunyah does not qualify. You have to have staff members to qualify and although I would love to have staff helping me, Gunyah just scrapes by and doesnt have the funding to pay wages! I will continue to explore any potential assistance that may be made available, as things are constantly changing. As it stands currently, if the charity runs out of funding (even due to these unprecented times), it is legally forced to wind up. Gunyah has come through many challenges over the years, but this is by far the biggest I and the Sanctuary have had to face. Only time will tell. Once again, thank you so much for supporting Gunyah. Without you, I would not be able to offer a safe and loving permanent refuge to the many animals who call Gunyah home <3 http://www.gunyah.org/donate.html

10.01.2022 This is a great "action shot" of what we start with after your dog presents for a Chocolate Toxicity. Thanks Dr. Antonucci for this picture. Thanks to the dogs... owner for allowing us to post and bringing her in to be fixed. Thanks to my staff for mopping up the floor. Thanks to the air filters for ridding the office of the smell of yucky chocolate. Thanks to the staff member who totally under estimated when placing a single blue pad to catch the vomit. See more

09.01.2022 Dog allergies? Nope! This is Dr. OConnors arm. She works with many dogs, cats, and other species during the week and 99% of the time, this doesnt happen. She... is not allergic to any animals. This is from yeast and bacteria on the dogs skin and coat. Usually from eating processed food laden with corn, soy, grain, and sugar which is a great source of food for yeast and bacteria, but not your carnivore companion. Some people think they are allergic to their dog, when in reality they are allergic to the yeast and bacteria growing on their bodies. Dr. OConnor only touched the dog with her hands and forearms, but could you imagine what shed look like if this dog were to cuddle up with her to sleep at night? That would probably wake her up itching or her body covered in this rash by morning. Switching up to a less processed food with species appropriate ingredients can help, preferably raw. You can also consider trying a simple skin spray of half organic apple cider vinegar/half water and mist over the coat (avoiding eyes) to help knock down the yeast and bacteria as well as balance the skins pH. Other reasons for a reaction like this is due to topical applications to the skin and coat that contain harmful ingredients. Edit: React to one dog or cat, but not another? The animals immune function plays a role here too. If immune function is poor, has been suppressed, gut microbiome imbalance... then itll be much tougher for the body to keep things in balance including the skin biome, pH, and oils. Immune function may still need additional support depending on health history. AND yes, some people are allergic to dogs. Dr. OConnor is not. For the past 10 years, its been observed that this only happens when she touches a dog on a poor diet or harsh topicals on their skin. Its something to consider thinking about. It has helped keep several dogs with their families over the years, after their human thought they suddenly had allergies and were thinking of re-homing. Didnt think this would get shared so much! I recommend switching to a mostly raw and unprocessed diet. Go as close to nature/natural as you can. Add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar to your dogs meal... This will aid in digestion and kill a lot of bad bacteria. Google "health benefits of apple cider vinegar". I am a dog behaviourist serving Sydney. If you have any dog behaviour questions, come join the Dog Training and Support Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/513131519045521 PLEASE SHARE. HELP PREVENT UNNECESSARY "ALLERGY BASED" REHOMING.

09.01.2022 Pretzel is a very handsome teenager who is looking for a home where he can continue a laid back indoor life. A young man of roughly 5 months who is as sweet an...d happy as can be, he loves to snuggle as much as he loves to play. If you have a spot under your covers for a gentle and beautifully natured Pretzel please contact us for any info. Pretz is desexed, vaccinated and microchipped, Mallee cats also update the chip details and cover council registration, standard adoption fee of $280. Mallee Cats source #EE1014002 Pretzel mc# 941000024442750 See more

08.01.2022 UPDATE 26th February: Paul is currently leaving Jugion heading towards Yass. If you see him could you please check if he needs water/supplies. Paul & RJ did run... out of water before he got to Jugion over the weekend but thankfully made the last few kms without it. This brave man has been walking for just over a year with his beautiful dog RJ (Real Joy), pulling over a 120kg cart which he has named Ying Yang. He started his journey in South Australia and is heading to Canberra to petition the government for more funding for Suicide Awareness & compassionate & empathetic staffing in government run offices dealing with people with mental health issues. Tragically Paul lost his daughter Shona Mai in November 2018. If you see Paul along the road please stop and see if he needs anything, especially water in this heat. He will be heading from Nangus to Gundagai over the next few days. He has a go fund me page if you would like to help support this worthy cause. I will put a link to it in the comments. Paul Ian Murcott Shonas Trek MK 2 https://www.gofundme.com/f/shona039s-trek-mk-2 See more

07.01.2022 Missing since Monday night 24th feb/Tuesday 25th feb morning from Red Cliffs. Very friendly, desexed, NOT a hunting dog. Suspect stolen in a vehicle or mini bus.... Great Dane X English Mastiff Micro chipped. Please share to get "Missy" back to her 6yo owner See more

07.01.2022 Hope people can help Gary

07.01.2022 A Melbourne company is offering its staff six extra days leave to look after new or sick pets. Pawternity Leave aims to ensure families of all shapes and sizes are offered the same support, and its proving a big hit. #9News

06.01.2022 Warning: I am hoping everyone reads this and learns from our mistake, the mushrooms in the pictures have taken the life of our beautiful bullmastiff georgie, sh...e was a happy healthy bullmastiff only a few days ago. We found her laying dead friday afternoon, no signs of sickness nothing could be done. Her and her sister (photographed) ate mushrooms. Her sister is suffering from liver damage and has gone jaundice (yellow eyes, yellow tongue and yellow gums) there is nothing the vets can do, she too may loose this battle its just a matter of waiting and hoping she pulls through. The reason im writing this is because i was not aware that a fully grown bullmastiff can loose its precious life to just half a mushroom and many others probably dont understand the seriousness. Please everyone check your yards for ANY mushrooms i would never wish this heart ache on anyone. Pull them out by compleatly throw them in the bin and wash your hands.. Rest in peace beautiful georgie girl. Keep fighting ling! please share

05.01.2022 DUKE the GENTLE GIANT HAS BEEN STOLEN from Kedron (Brisbane, QLD). Duke is a desexed, male Dogue de Bordeaux who vanished from the safety of his own yard. HAVE YOU SEEN THIS DOG? Please contact us with ANY INFO (all information helps!) on 0406 834 001

05.01.2022 Here's me commentary on cats being dodgy #2

05.01.2022 Following on from the news yesterday of the tiger who caught Covid-19 from its keeper, we have had a few enquires as to whether our pet cats and dogs can catch ...it? The simple answer for dogs is no, at this stage. They appear to be poor hosts for the virus and as yet to our knowledge there have been no true cases of Covid-19 infection in dogs. However, cats can potentially become infected with the virus. As yet, there have been no cases of an infected cat then passing it on to a human, but we must assume this is a possibility until more evidence becomes available to us. However the important point to remember is that pet cats who live with their owners can only really become infected from their owners. Given that cats dont tend to be employed outside the home, their main point of contact for catching the infection, is you! Therefore your cat is NOT a risk to you, if anything it is the other way around! The current advice is that if you are infected with Covid-19, or are isolating while awaiting test results, simply stay away from household pets as well as human household members to reduce the spread of infection.

04.01.2022 Little old doggo lost around Cardross

01.01.2022 Dog allergies? Nope! This is Dr. O’Connor’s arm. She works with many dogs, cats, and other species during the week and 99% of the time, this doesn’t happen. She... is not allergic to any animals. This is from yeast and bacteria on the dog’s skin and coat. Usually from eating processed food laden with corn, soy, grain, and sugar which is a great source of food for yeast and bacteria, but not your carnivore companion. Some people think they are allergic to their dog, when in reality they are allergic to the yeast and bacteria growing on their bodies. Dr. O’Connor only touched the dog with her hands and forearms, but could you imagine what she’d look like if this dog were to cuddle up with her to sleep at night? That would probably wake her up itching or her body covered in this rash by morning. Switching up to a less processed food with species appropriate ingredients can help, preferably raw. You can also consider trying a simple skin spray of half organic apple cider vinegar/half water and mist over the coat (avoiding eyes) to help knock down the yeast and bacteria as well as balance the skin’s pH. Other reasons for a reaction like this is due to topical applications to the skin and coat that contain harmful ingredients. Edit: React to one dog or cat, but not another? The animal’s immune function plays a role here too. If immune function is poor, has been suppressed, gut microbiome imbalance... then it’ll be much tougher for the body to keep things in balance including the skin biome, pH, and oils. Immune function may still need additional support depending on health history. AND yes, some people are allergic to dogs. Dr. O’Connor is not. For the past 10 years, it’s been observed that this only happens when she touches a dog on a poor diet or harsh topicals on their skin. It’s something to consider thinking about. It has helped keep several dogs with their families over the years, after their human thought they suddenly had allergies and were thinking of re-homing. Didn’t think this would get shared so much! I recommend switching to a mostly raw and unprocessed diet. Go as close to nature/natural as you can. Add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar to your dog's meal... This will aid in digestion and kill a lot of bad bacteria. Google "health benefits of apple cider vinegar". I am a dog behaviourist serving Sydney. If you have any dog behaviour questions, come join the Dog Training and Support Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/513131519045521 PLEASE SHARE. HELP PREVENT UNNECESSARY "ALLERGY BASED" REHOMING.