When I first started fostering and rescuing, senior dogs were not a popular adoption choice. But as the PFT charity gathered momentum the adoption of senior dogs increased. My vet Dr Dave once commented that my work and Facebook page made “Crusty” sexy. At the recent Dog Lovers Show we saw so many PFT stalkers fly into Sydney just to meet, pat and cuddle a bunch of once abandoned senior Crusties.
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Vale “Mumbles”
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So, so, so many PFT Stalkers gifted to the vet invoice of “Mumbles” for Farmer Rod and Foster Mummy Carol. Sadly “Mumbles” did not survive. Her family sends you all their heartfelt thanks for your kindness and your big hearts at this sad time.
October doggie doings – Rescued!
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In October two year old Beagle “Tic Toc” was surrendered into PFT’s care suffering tick paralysis. She had been abandoned by her previous owners. After many days of acute illness she has now fully recovered and is recuperating nicely at Chateau PFT.
Welcome back to PFT!
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On 30 October Jimmie Jammies came back into PFT’s care. He has obviously been much loved by his dear Mumma Jimmie Jammies who has battled some health issues and is sadly no longer able to keep him.
Thank you Transporter Amanda!
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At the end of October Amanda made a five hour round trip for the somewhat difficult pick-up of Jimmie Jammies. PFT received lovely photos and updates along the way from house, to car, to vet and to drop-off.