Splash splash... Two weeks post luxating patella surgery (tibial crest transposition & groove deepening) Riley is on the underwater treadmill with Michelle from Dogs In Motion Canine Rehabilitation strengthening her wasted muscles so that she can one day dash... It's amazing to be part of and see... This little girl that was so chronically disabled by her breathing and constantly luxating knees... Just two weeks post op.... Already walking and breathing so much better and knowing that she has be

THE 3 R’s of Pug Rescue are: RESCUE, REHABILITATE, REHOME. All are equally important. The first part is RESCUING the pug, which can be stressful, dangerous, expensive, it can take a lot of planning. Without this part rescue does not exist. REHABILITATING varies with each pug; at the very LEAST I have to spay & neuter, vaccinate, deworm, microchip EACH pug. That costs a few hundred dollars. And then address all of their health issues such as mange, illnesses, surgeries. That’s as important as res

Orphaned echidna puggle nursed back to health at Adelaide Zoo 🥰 🥰 Zoos SA: "Adelaide Zoo would like to introduce you to its newest arrival, Kathari (cut-tree), which means ‘prickle’ in Ngarrindjeri language. The eight-week-old Short-beaked Echidna was named by Senior Indigenous Conservation Officer, Leon ‘Scornzy’ Dodd. The owners of a property in Callington brought Kathari to Monarto Safari Park after they discovered its mum deceased. Weighing just 155g when he arrived, the little one was han