Thanks to the Animal Welfare League for your tireless efforts in rehoming animals on the Gold Coast. If you wish to donate to this worthy charity please visit http://www.awlqld.com.au and follow the links to donation.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
None Left!!!
It is with sheer delight that I can post tonight and say that every one of the n00bs has been adopted. It is so wonderful to know that all 6 of them will be snuggling up with someone tonight - and within only 5 days of being available. I hope they love their new homes and are comfortable there for many years to come.
Thanks to the Animal Welfare League for your tireless efforts in rehoming animals on the Gold Coast. If you wish to donate to this worthy charity please visit http://www.awlqld.com.au and follow the links to donation.
Thanks to the Animal Welfare League for your tireless efforts in rehoming animals on the Gold Coast. If you wish to donate to this worthy charity please visit http://www.awlqld.com.au and follow the links to donation.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Another one down!
YAYYYY!!!!!
4 more to go. Hopefully they will go on the weekend. There are now 2 at Stapylton and 2 at Coombabah. We wish them and their new forever families happiness in their new homes.
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Black Domestic Medium Hair Female 12 Weeks Strike was a stray $170.00 |  |
Strike 830114 4 more to go. Hopefully they will go on the weekend. There are now 2 at Stapylton and 2 at Coombabah. We wish them and their new forever families happiness in their new homes.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Adoption Time!!!
All has been sorted (Thanks Fleur & Nicole) with the AWL with photos now appearing and all the correct details on the site. Here are the details of the n00bs for adoption purposes:
and here is the best detail of all...
YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!! My little Grand Master Flash was rehomed... in a flash!! I knew it would be him going first being such a personality.
And now the countdown to 0 happens! Who will go next? Hmmmmm
****If you are reading this, please share the link to this page with anyone and everyone you know. They might not be looking for a pet, but someone they know might be. THANKS!!****
Breeze 830113 at AWL Stapylton Blue and White Domestic Medium Hair Female 11 Weeks Breeze was a stray $170.00 |  |
| | Strike 830114 at AWL Shelter Road Black Domestic Medium Hair Female 11 Weeks Strike was a stray $170.00 |
| Storm 830116 at AWL Shelter Road Black and White Domestic Medium Hair Male 11 Weeks Storm was a stray $170.00 |  |
 | Winter 830117 at AWL Stapylton Black Domestic Medium Hair Male 11 Weeks Winter was a stray $170.00 |
| Juni 830118 at AWL Shelter Road Tortoiseshell Domestic Medium Hair Female 11 Weeks Juni was a stray $170.00 |  |
and here is the best detail of all...
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Black and White Domestic Medium Hair Male 11 Weeks Flash was a stray $170.00 |
YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!! My little Grand Master Flash was rehomed... in a flash!! I knew it would be him going first being such a personality.
And now the countdown to 0 happens! Who will go next? Hmmmmm
****If you are reading this, please share the link to this page with anyone and everyone you know. They might not be looking for a pet, but someone they know might be. THANKS!!****
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Time for Forever Homes - but confused.
It all happened quite quickly, but Juni (being the smallest) managed to make it to the 1kg mark over the weekend. I woke to a call from the Animal Welfare League on Monday to find out they were overdue for a check up so it was time for our n00bs to get back to the shelter and get their checkup, desexing and microchipping before being available for adoption.
5 out of 6 of our little ones are showing on the Animal Welfare League website tonight but strangely Flash isn't appearing. How the Grand Master could have been left out I cannot imagine, but I will certainly call and find out tomorrow.
Unfortunately, the studio shots we took (you can find on a previous post here) haven't made their way onto the website with their profiles. Very unfortunate considering I burned the cd and wrote their numbers with names all over it so it was easy to upload. I will get to the bottom of that tomorrow too. We really want these guys out the door and into forever homes quick smart. They deserve nothing less than a warm rug and a nice heater in a cosy home on these cold nights.
5 out of 6 of our little ones are showing on the Animal Welfare League website tonight but strangely Flash isn't appearing. How the Grand Master could have been left out I cannot imagine, but I will certainly call and find out tomorrow.
Unfortunately, the studio shots we took (you can find on a previous post here) haven't made their way onto the website with their profiles. Very unfortunate considering I burned the cd and wrote their numbers with names all over it so it was easy to upload. I will get to the bottom of that tomorrow too. We really want these guys out the door and into forever homes quick smart. They deserve nothing less than a warm rug and a nice heater in a cosy home on these cold nights.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Growing Growing
Our little half dozen have been doing very well over the past couple of weeks. I have had to give them access to what we call the "front room" of our house (an enclosure of what used to be a very lage old queenslander verandah) so that they have space to play without tangling themselves in my computer wires or making nuisances of themselves whilst I'm trying to work
They, of course, still manage to have their moments. It can't be all that bad when your downtime looks like this though:
The packing for our move to Canberra has begun tonight. It is going to be interesting with 6 little fluffies trying to climb into every box as I try and pack it. Constant head counts will be a must!
The n00bs, as we call them, are now 13 weeks old and certainly of age to be desexed and rehomed, I am just waiting for one of them to make it past the 1kg mark before we can see them off to their forever homes.
Speaking of forever homes, if you are reading this please share it with all you know. Whether through social networking, emails or printing out the photos and showing them to people - you can link to the previous post with our studio shots and show everyone you know. Even if they aren't looking for a pet, they might know someone who is. I hope to take these beautiful kittens next week to find their forever homes, so the deadline is looming. Please help us to make sure they don't stay long in the shelter. They all have gorgeous personalities and have been well socialisied including children and other pets.
That's my pitch for the night. If you can't manage a new pet in your household, but want to help the push for zero euthanasia of healthy sociable animals and the reduction of companion animal overbreeding, please consider visiting www.awlqld.com.au to make a donation.
Ok so 2 pitches... you can handle it :)
They, of course, still manage to have their moments. It can't be all that bad when your downtime looks like this though:
The packing for our move to Canberra has begun tonight. It is going to be interesting with 6 little fluffies trying to climb into every box as I try and pack it. Constant head counts will be a must!
The n00bs, as we call them, are now 13 weeks old and certainly of age to be desexed and rehomed, I am just waiting for one of them to make it past the 1kg mark before we can see them off to their forever homes.
Speaking of forever homes, if you are reading this please share it with all you know. Whether through social networking, emails or printing out the photos and showing them to people - you can link to the previous post with our studio shots and show everyone you know. Even if they aren't looking for a pet, they might know someone who is. I hope to take these beautiful kittens next week to find their forever homes, so the deadline is looming. Please help us to make sure they don't stay long in the shelter. They all have gorgeous personalities and have been well socialisied including children and other pets.
That's my pitch for the night. If you can't manage a new pet in your household, but want to help the push for zero euthanasia of healthy sociable animals and the reduction of companion animal overbreeding, please consider visiting www.awlqld.com.au to make a donation.
Ok so 2 pitches... you can handle it :)
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Our Little Superstars!!
Well here they are - our studio photographed, sparkling eyed little superstars:
Breeze
Flash
Juni
Storm
Strike
Winter
Breeze
Flash
Juni
Storm
Strike
Winter
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Sneek Preview
To celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary we decided we should be in the same postcode for the weekend. So having the opportunity to work our magic in unison, we did a studio shoot for the n00bs. Here's a sneak preview of the results. Many more to come soon!
These guys are approaching their 1kg goal now, so we're hoping these shots will help them find loving homes when they are ready. If you know anyone who is thinking of adding a pet to their home in or around Brisbane, please encourage them to adopt from the Animal Welfare League of Queensland as they have a zero euthanasia policy, and are currently in crisis, struggling to keep their doors open.
These guys are approaching their 1kg goal now, so we're hoping these shots will help them find loving homes when they are ready. If you know anyone who is thinking of adding a pet to their home in or around Brisbane, please encourage them to adopt from the Animal Welfare League of Queensland as they have a zero euthanasia policy, and are currently in crisis, struggling to keep their doors open.
Breeze
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