From the moment they met our puppy, Janice and Paul fell in love with Lutha, and he with them. With outstanding dedication they prepared their property, their indoor environment and their lives for the addition of a big, bouncy, gangly pup entering their world. In-between getting everything ready they enthusiastically maintained the bond by taking him to training classes and coming on walks with our other homeless dogs.
Thank you to Heather for rescuing Lutha, to the Dog Protection Society New Zealand for fostering him, to Colleen for assessing and training him and to all the staff and volunteers who were part of keeping him happy, healthy, fit and socialised. Lutha has a wonderful future ahead of him.
Lucky Lutha, lucky Janice and Paul.
Original advert:https://www.facebook.com/animalrehomingnz/posts/422237931292375
We were shocked and grieved when our beautiful Posh passed away this week. In March her comprehensive vet check indicated that she was in perfect health other than having some arthritis in her hind legs and spine. An autopsy revealed that our lovely girl died from heart failure caused by the rupture of a rare tumour at the base of her heart. 
An affectionate and beautiful young cat had been lost or abandoned so she started living in a tree. The kind woman who lived at the property fed the stray for four months while she tried to find the original guardians. When there were no responses, she named this cuddly tree-dweller Birdie and decided to adopt her. Sadly, although Birdie loves human attention as often as possible, she will not put up with other felines - and attacked all three of the woman’s resident cats.
