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22.01.2022 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

20.01.2022 We have 5 adorable 6 week old full Cavalier King Charles Spaniels looking for their forever homes. PM for more details or to view the pups and their parents.

19.01.2022 Cavoodle Born 10 August 2019

19.01.2022 This adorable girl will soon be off to her forever home in just over a week. A short walk from her mum and dad. Tad blurry phone photo.

15.01.2022 Beautiful Cavoodles had their microchipping, c3 vaccination and vet checks.

10.01.2022 These beautiful 6 week old Cavalier King Charles Spaniels had their Microchipping and First Vaccinations yesterday. PM for details as they are looking for their forever homes.

10.01.2022 On the 12th day of Christmas my true love said to me "Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies"

09.01.2022 Enjoying their play.

07.01.2022 At 6 weeks they love to play. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

07.01.2022 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels (male and female). 8 weeks on 8th Feb 2020 looking for their forever homes. Microchipped and first vaccination on 24 Jan 2020. PM for details 900113000880003 Sold - Girl 900113000880005 Boy - unavailable 900113000880006 Boy - unavailable... 900113000880009 Sold - Girl 900113000880010 Girl - unavailable See more

03.01.2022 1 girl and 2 boys available now for their forever homes. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

03.01.2022 These little cuties will be 3 weeks old tomorrow and are just starting to get their legs under them and find their personalities.

02.01.2022 Cavoodle Puppies

01.01.2022 NEW LOCATIONS ADDED - 21/08/19 We hate that we have to write this post, but unfortunately the numbers are growing and the affected areas are spreading. Plea...se help spread the word UPDATE Brisbane City council has reported more then 40 deaths of animals due to poisonings, please be vigilant. Not just parks but beaches and streets near Bush land . DOG BAITING ALERT MORNINGSIDE ASHGROVE CARINA GRANGE MORETON BAY ARANA HILLS REDLAND CITY HAWTHORNE NEWSTEAD NEW FARM RUNCORN WATERFORD WEST THE SPIT, GOLD COAST ROBINA BARDON There are so many different ways which dog baiting is occurring across QLD, but the 4 most common are: Meat Chunks/Mince Cheese Tennis Balls Toys which can secretly contain dangerous poisons/liquids/foods. The best way to check before entering your local dog park: Take a minute or 2 to check your dog park before allowing your dog inside (You could secure them in the "in-between" gated area prior to letting them off-leash). Look for food or treats in the ground which 'don't make sense' especially if your dog stays in one area, licking/sniffing the ground Do not let your dog take treats or toys from a stranger Do not let your dog pick up random toys/balls found at the park Do not leave any toys, treats or belongs behind Tell all your friends about this issue Report any suspicious persons or activities to the local authorities. Signs to look out for if you think your dog has suffered poisoning: (Take your dog to the vet immediately - Better to be safe, than sorry): Excessive or unusual drooling Shaking Vomiting Difficulty Breathing/coughing Excessive Drinking Diarrhoea Seizures Blood in the stool Lethargy Loss of appetite Bruising Nosebleeds Irregular heartbeat Inability to urinate We love all creatures great and small, so please share this message with everyone you know!! Photo Credit: Branston and Twiglet