Melly’s Meandering’s
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Hope, Help, Repeat
In our care
Mickey
Mickey was only 7 weeks old when he came into our care. He has some issues with his back legs – but Mickey doesn’t understand that and he doesn’t let it stop him! Our vet says that Mickey does not require surgery but it is important that he is kept active, does not get overweight and he may have some issues with arthritis earlier than other dogs. Aside from this, Little Mickey will have a…
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Jasper – Not available for adoption
Jasper is a 15 yo Maltese x who came into our care when his young owner had to move interstate for work and was unable to take him. He’s a sweetie! Probably quite deaf, eyesight is a bit dim, he has arthritis, a heart murmur and has lost most of his teeth – but – he LOVES dinner, a ride in the car and a lovely dog nap in a warm bed. Due to…
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Pele – Not available for adoption
Pele is a senior gent of 18 years – who was entrusted to us with great sadness. He’s been to see our vets, had bloods taken and a good thorough check and pronounced by Dr Sophie to be pretty good for such an old chook. His eyesight is not great, his hearing is going and he has arthritis that gives him a bit of grief but for a guy who’s about 85 in human years…
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Bonsai – Not available for adoption
NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION Little Bonsai is an 11 yo Chihuahua x Pomeranian. He’s a tiny little chap with a beautiful coloured coat and a very sweet face. Bonsai has some siezures and his previous owner has asked that he stay in care at Hope Springs.
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Digby – Not available for adoption
Digby will be staying in care, whilst we assist him work through some issues. Digby is an 8 yo Bichon Frise X Cavalier. He’s lead quite a sheltered life with one person who didn’t get out much and suffered from extreme anxiety – so this little pup also suffers from anxiety. He’s had his vet work completed, loves a walk, enjoys his selected toys and likes to be with his favourite person as much as possible….
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