Aims & Objectives

To rescue dogs and puppies from neglect, abuse and abandonment, be they impounded strays or surrendered by their owners.

To provide a high standard of medical care and rehabilitation through individual programs, addressing the physical, social and psychological needs of each animal in our care.

To ensure each rescued animal is adopted into an approved, caring new home that will provide the quality of life every animal deserves.

To give a voice to the voiceless and to provide a blanket of safety, protection and a high quality of life and love in a nurturing environment.

To fundraise to assist in providing continued high quality care in the form of a premium diet, a high standard of housing,

To assist financially challenged owners who cannot afford desexing. Until such time that funds are more plentiful, this will be facilitated by, advising owners of subsidized desexing programs currently available throughout NSW. These are, discount desexing vouchers provided by Domestic Animal Birth Control Society (DABS), The NSW Animal Welfare League (Western Suburbs Branch) and the RSPCA Auxillary.

To encourage and improve education within the community on topics relating to Companion Animals, including the benefits and importance of desexing, duty of care and responsible ownership, training, the importance of socialization for puppies and dogs, basic nutrition and overall health care.

To work with other reputable and responsible rescues and breed clubs nationwide to encourage and support rescue efforts for all.