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Hello my name is Gerry! 🤎
I am a lively and loving little tabby kitten ready to find my forever home!
After spending time in foster care, my siblings and I are well socialized and thrive on companionship, whether it's playing with feline friends or soaking up aĺl of the affection from our chosen people.
I am full of acrobatic talent including zooming, climbing, and pouncing with endless enthusiasm. After a fun play session, all I want is to curl up for snuggles on your lap and watch the world pass by.
Are you ready to welcome this charming tabby into your home?
Meet him at 108 Tarleton Road, Spreyton
Open 7 days 10am - 2pm 🐾
To view available kittens and begin the adoption process, visit www.adoptapet.com.au
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He looks like he is wearing a zipper jacket. ❤️
Sarah Donald
Tony Donaghy
PONGO found his forever home 🤍
By adopting a shelter kitten, you're providing a loving home to an animal in need and supporting the vital work of RSPCA Tasmania.
To view available kittens and begin the adoption process, visit www.adoptapet.com.au
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Instead of spoiling herself, she chose kindness by using her birthday money to help shelter animals in need! 🧡
From shell pools to keep the pups cool during the summer heat, peanut butter for enrichments, cleaning products for the shelter and free-range pellets to spoil the flock - her generosity is truly inspiring!! ✨️
The world is brighter because of people like you, Amity! May your year be filled with as much love and joy as you give to others. Happy Birthday!!🐾
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Thank you Amity. What a beautiful thing to do. Happy Birthday ❤️💕
PLEASE BE THIER LIFELINE
Every SafeBeds donation supports Tasmania's animal victims of domestic violence - helping to provide a safe place to receive care and heal, while their owners try to rebuild their lives.
With your help, we can continue to provide animals in crisis with:
✔️ Safe, temporary housing and transport
✔️ Veterinary care, including vaccinations and desexing
✔️ An expanded foster care network to meet growing demand
✔️ Advocacy and awareness to ensure no pet is left behind
Please donate today.
To those who have already donated - THANK YOU!
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UPDATE- the alpacas have been adopted. ❤️❤️❤️
Introducing Andy (8 months old), Willy (4 years old) and Gordon (3 years old) - A charming trio of male alpacas looking for their forever home!
These gentle boys are slightly nervous around people but are known for their sweet disposition and calm demeanor. With their recent shearing, they are feeling lightweight and refreshed after having up to two years of fleece growth clipped off, making them even more adorable!
They are easy to yard and handle, particularly during grooming sessions, which makes caring for them a breeze. Plus, they've recently completed all their veterinary work, including necessary vitamin injections, ensuring they are healthy and ready to join your family.
Beyond their gentle nature, alpacas like Andy, Willy, and Gordon can also serve as remarkable guardian animals, providing protection and alerting sheep (or any other livestock) to potential dangers. Their protective instincts, combined with their lovely personalities, make them incredible companions for both humans and other farm animals.
If you're looking to enrich your farm or pasture with these sweet, gentle boys who are ready for a little love and patience, consider adopting Andy, Willy and Gordon - you won't regret it!
You can find us at 108 Tarleton Road, Spreyton.
Open 7 days 10-2pm 🤎
***Please note this is a bonded group***
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Eventide Sanctuary Can give them a beautiful, safe home along with their other alpacas if required.
If your new to owning alpacas, please do your research. They must be castrated! They need regular Vit d injections at least 2/3 times a year as well as toenail trimming at least twice a year. Annual shearing and vaccinations as well as good nutrition and roughage for good health. We own 80+ alpacas for 18 yrs and shear over 10000 here in Tassie and every year we come across the same health issues due to lack of knowledge from owners. Happy alpacering 🦙
Can I ask what the price is for these gentlemen boys? They would go perfectly with our current flock of sheep that get shorn regularly 🥰
Meet Felix, a handsome large tabby male who is looking for his forever home.
Despite his serious expression, Felix has a lovely personality and enjoys gentle pats and attention from his humans. This older boy is very quiet and would make the perfect companion for someone looking for a laid-back, house cat.
His gentle nature and desire for affection make him a wonderful addition to any home. Come meet Felix today and see if he is the perfect match for you!
This sweet boy is 11 years old.
Meet him at 108 Tarleton Road, Spreyton.
Open 7 days 10-2pm ❤️🐾
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Tina is still with us ❤️Hello, my name is Tina 🖤
I'm a nearly 5-year-old greyhound, and I'm looking for a quiet, loving home where I can feel safe and at ease. I'm a bit of a nervous girl, so I need someone who understands that I take my time to trust new things and people ✨
I do prefer the company of females, and I find comfort in a peaceful environment. A soft bed, plenty of sunshine, and a cozy space to call my own would make me so happy. I've been learning that not all things are scary, and treats are actually pretty awesome!
People are still a little confusing for me, but I'm learning that they bring good snacks and provide lots of pats so I am really coming out of my shell!
I've started my training and socialisation journey, and I'm eager to learn. I really want to please, and with a little patience and gentle guidance, I know I'll keep improving. I'm looking for someone who understands that I need time and reassurance, but once I feel safe, I'll show you just how loving and sweet I can be. If you have a calm, quiet home and are ready to help me grow and discover the world in my own time, I'd love to meet you!
Please complete the form below to be able to meet me 🏡
www.rspcatas.org.au/greyhound-adoption-rspca/
We ask for a one-month "foster to adopt" period, giving us all time to ensure that I can adapt to your home. When adopting a greyhound from RSPCA Tasmania, you will receive a special orange collar, which has your dog's unique number on it. Please make sure your grey wears that collar when out and about for a walk.
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Speaking from experience Greyhounds are the most loving gentle dogs , they are a very loving breed ❤️ I adopted my girl 3 weeks ago and she is amazing , Tina would be a wonderful companion for who ever is lucky enough to give her her forever home
Gorgeous girl ❤️
Prayers ❤️ beautiful
On this weekend 🐈❤️🐈⬛
Pet Rescue Adoption Events | Petbarn
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Join us this February at selected Petbarn stores for Rescue Month adoption events! Meet adorable rescue dogs and cats ready to find their forever homes.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Pop into one of the northern Tasmanian Petbarn stores and make your purrfect match ❤️
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Catio inspo 🏠🐈🐈⬛
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Yes I'm starting next week have to collect all the stuff
That is beautiful catio house.
RSPCA Inspectors built a successful case for prosecution of this heinous act.
Jack Lewis Phillips, 30, pleaded guilty to a count of aggravated cruelty to animals likely to result in death, deformity or serious disablement on July 15, 2023.
Magistrate Sharon Cure said uploading the video to Snapchat was an aggravating factor and convicted Phillips under the Animal Welfare Act and fined him $5000.
He was also prohibited from owning a cat for 20 years.
(The Examiner)
Hadspen man killed a cat with an axe and uploaded video to Snapchat
www.examiner.com.au
Magistrate Sharon Cure said Snapchat upload aggravated the crime.98 CommentsComment on Facebook
It’s scary that a person like this is roaming the streets thieving oxygen- horrendous that he uploaded the video- what the hell!!!
Put him in jail!!!!!
He should never be able to have any animals ever hope he doesn’t have any children either !
