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Animal welfare issues in destination countries

On arrival, animals are subject to various welfare risks. In overseas destinations with different climates, animals must adjust to new and sometimes extreme temperatures, especially in the case of sheep transported from Australia to the Middle East. They generally endure long waiting periods before disembarking ships and being loaded onto trucks, where rough handling can cause distress and injury. During truck journeys to feedlots and/or slaughterhouses, they are usually denied access to food or water which can lead to dehydration and exhaustion. Once at the slaughterhouse, they may be subject to a range of different slaughter methods, including unskilled and sometimes illegal methods which cause pain and suffering.   

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Dec 2019 We're fighting the drought - alot of animals need transporting out of paddocks with nothing to eat



3.3.15   So many horrible rescues this year already! Operations & nursing have all been successful so we look forward to getting these animals ready for their new homes  in the near future!



Winter

October 17, 2012
What a busy winter we've had rescuing all kinds of critters!   From guinea fowl to goats - dogs,
cats roosters puppies horses and pigs.  Vet bills are out of control and feed  bills are huge but all survived
& some are re-homed to their forever home. The rest are with our small but dedicated carers who are
hoping Spring will bring with it more responsible pet ownership, a stop to backyard breeding & dumping of our furry or
feathered friends
 

Beautifully decorated Easter goose eggs

April 6, 2012

Students from Mulbring and Kearsley Public Schools did a great job decorating goose eggs for Easter. The eggs were laid by geese who were recently rescued and rehomed by Critter Rescue

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Happy Easter to all the critters

April 1, 2012

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Goat rescue

February 18, 2012
Big thankyou to all those who helped yesterday to rescue the young goat. Very sad situation but she's now on
her way to her new forever home. What a cutie! 

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Christmas Turkeys

February 12, 2012
Finally we have found a wonderful home for the two Xmas turkeys rescued on Xmas eve.
The family already has one pet turkey. Our two boys have blended in well and will no doubt be
spoilt. If anyone is experienced with turkeys & their health issues please contact us as it would
be good to have a bit of first hand info.
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Why?

August 22, 2011
Why are people buying eggs to hatch when they are totally unprepared & unwilling to accept the three out of four chicks who will grow up to be roosters!  Totally irresponsible!  We are still rescuing lots of roosters. A very sad situation.
A Big Thank You to Rooster Guy who has helped some of these guys find their forever home. Check out his new site www.roosterguy.weebly.com
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Dogs & Cats

August 7, 2011

Happy to report all the dogs & cats from the abandoned house have been rehomed to their forever homes. A big thank you to the volunteers who drove individual animals long distances to their new homes.
And ofcourse we have to say a big thankyou to the compassionate Real Estate agent who tipped us off about the very sorry situation. Total 21 dogs & cats NOT collected by the local Animal Shelter to be euthanased. Happy Ending instead!!  


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Weekend duck rescue

July 5, 2011
Thanks to all the rescuers, all muscovey ducks rescued
from the creek & park have been safely re-homed.
None needed Vet care.  The little woodduck is still being
 nursed & then will be released

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Wombat safely moved to Cedar Creek

June 15, 2011
Big thank you to www.cedarcreekwombatrescue.com

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It's raining Roosters

June 11, 2011
We have been approached by Rangers, Vets and the public to find homes for so many roosters this month(all on their way to be euthanased).
Most were healthy and have been abandoned. A couple were injured by humans and needed Vet attention and are now being nursed back to good health
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