Heavenly Scented Dog Grooming- Mobile Dog Wash in Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia | Pet groomer

Heavenly Scented Dog Grooming- Mobile Dog Wash

Locality: Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 430 518 078

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25.01.2022 My beauties from today Love a good transformation!

24.01.2022 *** Saturday 3rd 3.30pm appointment has been TAKEN. Next available is October Wednesday 14th at 11.30am ***

24.01.2022 A year ago today! Let's see if we have another lucky year

23.01.2022 Good afternoon everyone I really need to get something off my chest and I hope that everyone can take this information on board and be understanding. As most... of you will know by now I specialise in one on one dog grooming. This means that your dog does not get locked up or have to deal with other dogs being around which in turn keeps them calm for their groom making their whole experience more pleasant. Now a lot of people have been coming either way too late or way to early for drop off and especially pick up. This makes my one on one grooming pretty much pointless as appointment times are over lapping. Also please remember that not all dogs are dog friendly! Please do not stand out the front with your dog while my other clients walk their dog back to their car, remain in your car Please be considerate of your appointment time and take notice of the time I have asked you to collect your dog. There will be, in the near future, a 'late pick up fee' if this does not improve. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and for being so understanding. Nicole Reeves See more

22.01.2022 Check out these 4 cuties! A big warm welcome to Shanti who can love life once again de-matted and free!!

21.01.2022 A big warm welcome to Spud and Norman who will be having monthly washes. Louis and Luna joined me again for their lovely clip

20.01.2022 Often, in rescue, I am forced to make immediate decisions. Quite often, they can, quite literally, be the difference between life and death. Sadly, things very ...seldom go to plan and, last night, I was reminded of just how complicated things can get when we are dealing with highly emotional relationships between people and their pets. Last night, we became involved in one such situation. A dog requiring lifesaving surgery, an owner with no resources and a vet who, understandably, has a policy of no credit or accounts being given. As you can imagine, things escalated quickly and without help, crucial minutes were ticking by and the dog was suffering. This story begins in the early hours of Monday morning. Under cover of darkness, new mummy, Bundy, had given birth to 5 beautiful babies. Unfortunately, things started to unravel around 5am when it became evident that despite pushing desperately, one of Bundys puppies had become stuck inside her. Around lunchtime, her owner presented at a vet clinic but was unable to get treatment for Bundy due to lack of finances. She exhausted all options to fund Bundys treatment, applied for vetpay, zipay and approached everyone she knew to try to get money to help her dog. After being turned away from all avenues, she then took Bundy home but after closing time, she realised that Bundy was in serious trouble and went to another vet, begging for help. Now, please, for goodness sake, do not start commenting about how mean the vets are for not helping. The main reason that vets no longer provide accounts is because people fail to keep their promises to pay. Contrary to popular belief, vets profit margins are tiny and most clinics are only just breaking even. Obviously, the cost of keeping a number of staff after hours, performing emergency surgery and making sure that her and whatever pups she had were safe, meant that this was always going to be an incredibly expensive undertaking. Understandably, Bundys owner and her children were extremely distressed. So much so that social workers became involved, in an attempt to come to a satisfactory outcome. Bundys owner refused to put her to sleep and kept changing her mind as to whether she would surrender Bundy and her pups to the clinic, and ultimately to us. This standoff, sadly went on for hours, with poor Bundy suffering more and more as her owner struggled to make a decision. We were on standby, ready to pay the bill and get Bundy on the operating table as quickly as possible but her owner was really unable to process losing her dog, in any way, shape or form. After much discussion, we finally reached a compromise that would save Bundys life AND help her distraught family. We decided to get Bundys surgery done late last night. Incredibly, she still had 7 pups stuck inside her. Whilst 4 were already dead, we had 3 little miracles to add to this family. Sadly these pups have had a rough start and we do not know what their prognosis will be. The ones born naturally went without the crucial first 12 hours of nursing and the ones stuck inside their mumma were under extreme stress. Sadly, this afternoon at the vets, one of our babies crashed and passed away. Late this afternoon, Bundy and her 7 remaining puppies arrived into our care. They will require around the clock nursing if they are to have any chance of survival. This will be a last litter program with a twist as after her puppies are weaned, a desexed Bundy will be going home to her family. This might seem like a great outcome and, for the dogs and humans involved, it is BUT this decision that I chose to make, has come at a huge financial cost to our rescue. Our vet bill, for saving Bundy and her tiny babies, has come with a price tag of $4132. Yep, you read that correctly, over $4000 for one night!! Obviously, this was a totally unexpected expense but once we had committed to Bundy, I couldn’t back out. This beautiful girl and her babies needed us and we had to help. So, as much as we hate asking for help, tonight I am begging for your assistance. We have other dogs having major surgeries this week and losing 4 grand in one night is a major hit. Should I have said no? Possibly. Should I have walked away when things turned complicated? Probably, but that is not what KPR is about. Again, please don’t use this post to complain about how much vets charge, this is not the time or the place. If you can help us, our bank details are below. We can provide receipts for tax purposes, any donation over $2 is tax deductible so just send us a message with your email address and we will gladly send you a receipt. Thank you - Sam Karma’s Place rescue BSB 064-418 ACC 10283018 Please use Bundy as your reference See more

19.01.2022 Ok...so my diary officially looks like my kids have taken to it with scribbles with all these re- schedulings happening.... who would like the 10.30am appointment this Saturday?! (Tomorrow)...

17.01.2022 5 refreshed pooches... a big warm welcome to Lola and Louis who will now be coming regularly to keep their coats in tip top condition

17.01.2022 Good evening I have availabilities on Wednesday 25th if anyone would like a spot? Also all of my Saturdays are almost full up to the end of the year. Nicole

16.01.2022 I have availabilities TOMORROW AND SATURDAY please contact me to secure an appointment!!

15.01.2022 Saturday 3rd October- appointment availability 3.30pm

15.01.2022 We had a very busy day today! A big warm welcome to the gorgeous Jasper who was such a good boy for us!

12.01.2022 Today's fur babies

11.01.2022 Todays 3 cuties

08.01.2022 Edit: spot available again!! Good evening everyone, I am extending my hours on Saturday since I have help on Saturdays and therefore have a 3.30pm appointment available if anyone would like it?!

08.01.2022 Good morning everyone. I haven't re posted this in a while so I think its due. My cancellation policy for your perusal have a lovely day

07.01.2022 Edit- spot filled Good evening everyone I'm working an extra day this Friday and have an available appointment slot at 12 if anyone would like it!

03.01.2022 A big warm welcome to Pippa and also to Brody! Molly enjoyed her regular pamper sesh today also!

01.01.2022 Yesterday was the big day! We had such a lovely day