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sandra
08:21 AM on June 03, 2010
I adoped Bridie from Andrea 4yrs ago,she was around 4 at that time took my husband and I a long time to replace our much loved maltese terrier, but bridie has healed our hearts,(also a maltese terrier )and is the boss of our home,dont be afraid to adopt an older dog, they give so much love and pleasure, and some of them have had a hard start in life, I would never buy an animal from a pet shop or breeder again, these people that devote their time and love to unwanted animals are wonderful thanks Andrea and am sure Bridie does as well
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sarah
02:38 AM on June 03, 2010
We adopted two dogs from Andrea - Ellie and Bundy and I have to say they are wonderful. I couldn't imagine why someone would give them up. Andrea has been great in matching the dogs to us and we are thankful for Andrea and the work that she does. I would definitely adopt through Andrea again in the future.
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Cor
03:01 AM on May 21, 2010
I have adopted a dog from Andrea about 2 year ago but reluctantly (due to serious healt problems) have to let him go. Andrea has been a great support and is always ready to help with the interests of the dog first and foremost. He is a loving dog and very gentle with kids. He is a great watchdog, especially in the car!! He loves the car and going for off lead walks. He was raised in the city but we live in the country and he loved it. I took him for a walk mostly twice a day and he is always protective. A senior gentleman who likes walking in the open could not wish for a better companion. Please ring Andrea for details of my faithful friend Patch.
Cor.
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Megan Black
08:11 AM on April 27, 2010
Hi, I love animals, my husband often says thatI love them more than him. We have 3 cats, 2 that I obtained from a shelter, the other one was dumped out the front of our property. We accepted him into our home and he has been ith us for 4 yrs now. I also have 2 adult purbred Labs (M & F) and I recently adopted a Maremma cross pup from a shelter in Albury, NSW. He (Rocky) had been dumped on the side of the road with his two brothers and a can of dog food - tied to a fence post. For the life of me I can't understand how someone could do that to a defenceless animal. These kind of people need educating on their responsibilities. These puppies didn't ask to be born, and they certainly didn't ask to be dumped on the roadside. I have had Rocky for 5weeks now, and have found him to be extremely loving and loyal, despite his first few months of life. It is amazing how much love you can get from an animal that has had such a bad start in life.
The people that run these shelters are Amazing people. The time and effort, money and the love that they put into caring for the abandoned animals, truly is fantastic. Keep up the great work.
The people that run these shelters are Amazing people. The time and effort, money and the love that they put into caring for the abandoned animals, truly is fantastic. Keep up the great work.
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Laraine
05:14 AM on March 02, 2010
Roxana Eremia says...
this will depend on where you are moving from. The best thing to do is ring or email a pet transporter in either your own country or Aus for help. We just moved from NZ and brought 3 dogs and 10 cats! lol. In NZ we don't have diseases that can be transferred to Aus tho so will depend on what country you come from or you may face quarrantine for them.
Hi!
I intend to move in Australia, Sydney,but I have 6 cats rescued from the streets and a black labrador.
All of them are in very good care and I rather not come to Australia then live them behind.
Please,let me know which are my chances to bring my pets with me,because I have no ideea about Your law concerning this matter.Thank You
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Roxana Eremia
01:16 PM on March 01, 2010
Hi!
I intend to move in Australia, Sydney,but I have 6 cats rescued from the streets and a black labrador.
All of them are in very good care and I rather not come to Australia then live them behind.
Please,let me know which are my chances to bring my pets with me,because I have no ideea about Your law concerning this matter.Thank You
I intend to move in Australia, Sydney,but I have 6 cats rescued from the streets and a black labrador.
All of them are in very good care and I rather not come to Australia then live them behind.
Please,let me know which are my chances to bring my pets with me,because I have no ideea about Your law concerning this matter.Thank You
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deborah sylvester
09:10 PM on February 24, 2010
it is great to have a website so dedicated to the care of animals. I wish I could adopt but my commitments would not allow it at the moment.
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Jonah
10:35 PM on February 20, 2010
Hi there - I was adopted from Andrea in 2007 and my adoptive parents happily paid the fee and more (to help Andrea continue in her marvellous work) I was destined for death row in the pound when she kindly took me in and I lived on her farm with all the other lost and sad dogs who had come from terrible and hurtful and some brutal backgrounds - when she gave me to my family I was still very timid and sad and I still had some problems but their love, patence and kindess has made me the happy and loving dog I am today and without Andrea I would probably have died long ago - without the fees her work cannot continue and my understanding is that we lost souls cost her far more than she actually gets back - Thank you Andrea - for saving my life and helping me find love and kindenss - Jonah
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Dogs Across Australia
06:44 AM on January 24, 2010
I have just been reading some of the comments. I believe Andrea does fantastic work. Please consider helping Companions for Life continue their work by donating towards the upkeep of these lovely dogs. The money charged by rescue shelters for their rescue dogs seldom covers the real cost of rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming them.
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For supporters who wish to help, any amount can be donated directly with the click of a button. All donations, big or small, are gratefully accepted and will go directly to our constant food and vet bills.
Please see my Donations page to see if you can help with things we need.
Thank You!
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Where are we??
Companions For Life is located at Portland, NSW, Australia. Click here for more information.
Looking for that great family pet???
Give me a call and have a chat about your new family member!
Call Andrea on 0418171896
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Dogs for Rural Areas
Do you live on acreage and are looking for a dog who is suitable (or used to) rural living?
Our dogs in care (big and small) are able to be tested with the variety of livestock (eg feathered and furry) prior to being adopted.
For Guardian breeds please see our Maremma Rescue Page or if your interested in a smaller house dog that is good on acreage and trustworthy around stock, just give me a call on 02 6355 5004 or 0418171896 (evenings are best) to discuss your situation and what your looking for.
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