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  1. I am hoping that this link works.

    https://www.olg.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/Guideline%20on%20the%20exercise%20of%20functions%20under%20the%20comapnions%20animals%20act%20-%20NOvember%202015.pdf

     

    This is the legal direction from the Office of Local Government directing Council on the protocol they MUST follow for the Companion Animal Act. The relevant section is 

    6.4.3 When a seized or lost animal is delivered to approved premises or a council pound, the person in charge must do their best to find out who the owner of the animal is and return the animal to that person. To help do this, they may access information on the Register or other private registers or check any identification on the animal.

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  2. Here is Renee's facebook page; https://www.facebook.com/groups/390542711327935/

    Please share it.

    I have spoken with the Council and the dogs were not kept the 14 days as " the registrations were not in NSW so we only kept them for 7 days" .

     

    I am following this up as its is a clear breach of the law as intended. The dogs were correctly microchipped and the records were up to date. They were on the Qld register and the national one. Only NSW fails to check the National database.

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  3. If you're allergic to dogs, but still want to have one, consider the following tips to reduce your allergy symptoms:

    Choose a smaller dog, [t will shed less dander than will a larger dog.

    Keep your pet out of your bedroom and other rooms in which you spend a lot of time.

    Keep your pet outside, if weather permits.

    Bathe your pet weekly to remove dander from its coat.

    Choose carpet-free flooring, or shampoo your carpet regularly.

    Use a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) air purifier and vent filters to help reduce airborne pet allergens.

    James T C Li, M.D., Ph.D

    That list first qualified that, once someone (adult or child) has already shown allergic reactions to dogs, they can only at best try to reduce (not eradicate) the allergy symptoms.

    Dogs get returned to rescues .... or put into rescues/shelters in the first place... because someone with a known allergy finishes up in that position & it becomes untenable.

    My own opinion (& I'm not speaking for all rescuers) is that I woudn't put a rescue

    dog into that situation, where risk of 'bounce' is increased.

    On 2 other tips, my position is also strong 'Choose smaller dog' and 'Keep your pet outside'. Many of the small breeds are strongly inclined to live a fair amount of their lives, inside. Again, my own opinion (& not speaking for all), I wouldn't be recommending a rescue from my own breed of interest to be adopted into such a context.

    Re the OP's contacts who are looking .... so long as they disclose details relating to the fact there's already a known allergy & how will the dog be accommodated and cared for. It's then up to individual rescues to make their own call.

    They have a sister who is willing to take the dog if its a total disaster so the dog will remain within the family no matter what.

    I believe that the dog will be inside but not allowed in the childs bedroom. I think its worth a shot.

  4. it seems to be a myth that so called hypo allergenic dogs (dogs with no or little shedding) won't trigger allergic reactions as the allergens are the proteins in saliva and dander and spread by any breed...some internet search will show enough reading about this myth.

    Therefore to minimize the risk of allergic reactions a comprehensive maintenance regime (house cleaning, bathing the dog...) and the size of the dog it much more important.

    the good: ...more options for your friend as she/he is not limited to so called hypo allergenic breeds;

    Thanks Willem.

    I am going to let them work it out. The mother has been told that hypo allergenic dogs are what she should be looking for by the family Dr.

    Although I could point her in the right direction regarding dogs and allergies, I am just happy that they are willing to buy a rescue rather than a dog from a pet shop.

    I am just wanting to point her to any reputable rescue in Melb that may have dogs that she will love.

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  5. Hi all. I am a Local Government Lawyer who also used to be an Elected Councillor.

    The rules in NSW that are being discussed are ONLY relevant if there has been a complaint about noise or hygiene on a particular property.

    The Companion Animal Act stands above all local Acts.

    The amount of animals you can keep will not change UNLESS you are found guilty of a noise or odour issue. Then the local restrictions will be applied.

    See Section 124 of the Local Government Act.

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  6. Oh my check out farmer Daves Facebook page and the latest comments (on their public statement post). Someone asks about the dog getting out on the news, farmer Dave replies 'the news reporter held the gate open and let them out' then the news reporter chimes in and comments about the lies and he never held gates open :rofl:

    Wonder if he'll get banned and blocked :rofl:

    Thats Gold....!!!! I just read it. What a prat to blame the journo.

    Some one should screen shot it before its deleted.

    Ahhh snap its done....lol

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  7. "Rescue" doesn't stop at getting a dog from the pound - that's where it starts. Sadly, genuine rescue in this area is shunned because anyone can claim to "rescue" something when they're actually dealing with animals that are given away from the pound and then sold on without vet work having been done. But to point that out, and to correct people who use the term "rescue" when they are not actually upholding rescue's core values, is to ensure the animals miss out because people are too proud to learn how to do things better. :mad

    It is just as well then that the New Rescue Service will be being run correctly, with all vet work being carried out and the core values upheld.

    So which of the two vets will be doing all this vet work?

    So are you just on a vendetta against one individual?? Is that what your posts are about? Because its getting boring....

    Pardon?

    Not at all. I'm simply asking which of the two vets that have small animal practices in Cowra are stepping up to do the vet work. I know both have a fairly hectic schedule. It's a fair question given the population of the town, and the lack of available vets. Anyone who lives in the area would know that.

    Actually you are looking to attack a well loved and respected rescuer.... all your posts are aimed at her.

    I know her well and the community......

    I suggest you go elsewhere because the rest of us are well aware of what you are trying to do.

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  8. If I'm misinformed, then I got it direct from the source so how am I responsible for that? I'm repeating what was made public knowledge by the person involved.

    I call 'bullshit' lol I have the original message from the post on facebook, and she categorically tells you that she rescued three dogs. Please, let this rest, you are only continuing to make a fool of yourself.

    I've no idea what you're talking about there. You might have me confused with someone else. In that case, it would seem you're not alone from some of the other comments.

    I also call bullshit.... what source......????

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  9. "Rescue" doesn't stop at getting a dog from the pound - that's where it starts. Sadly, genuine rescue in this area is shunned because anyone can claim to "rescue" something when they're actually dealing with animals that are given away from the pound and then sold on without vet work having been done. But to point that out, and to correct people who use the term "rescue" when they are not actually upholding rescue's core values, is to ensure the animals miss out because people are too proud to learn how to do things better. :mad

    It is just as well then that the New Rescue Service will be being run correctly, with all vet work being carried out and the core values upheld.

    So which of the two vets will be doing all this vet work?

    So are you just on a vendetta against one individual?? Is that what your posts are about? Because its getting boring....

  10. Sas - I don't mean to be picky but a foul-mouthed individual who took ONE pup from a litter at the pound and left the rest to die isn't a fine example of "rescue" in my humble opinion. :mad

    You need to be better informed before you start making statements on a public forum.

    I am very well-informed. I don't make such statements lightly. I know how easily a rescue group's reputation can be ruined by people's actions as well as assumptions. I've been in the rescue world for a long time. Just because I'm new to the Cowra region doesn't mean I don't know what has been going on here; what troubles me is that it continues to go on despite people TRYING desperately to improve things for the pound animals.

    Sorry BUT you are certainly NOT well informed. Go take your nastiness elsewhere. You are trying to spread lies against an individual for reasons that escape me.

    Until you have the facts I suggest you go play in the garden rather than trying to hurt someone who is doing good.

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  11. Sas - I don't mean to be picky but a foul-mouthed individual who took ONE pup from a litter at the pound and left the rest to die isn't a fine example of "rescue" in my humble opinion. :mad

    I guess when you haven't all the facts and you attack someone then you get a serve. Rescue is hard enough without getting attacked by wantabes.

    I was at the end of the phone helping that individual who was pulling out all stops to try and rescue all the pups. I was online with her overnight as she tried to say the pup who ended up to have parvo.

    I know what its like to PTS a pup that you have tried to save against the odds.

    Frankly.... I know who I will stand beside. .....and at this point its not you country girl.

  12. She was surrendered to Blacktown pound today.

    I think she is impound number 1403027.

    Why do people not invest time with their dogs.

    Our boy is the same age and a pain at the moment but we make the time to ensure he is happy.

    Just 15 mins a day makes such a difference.

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    Ill try to secure a rescue for her as soon as they get a picture up. Best i can do and try to ensure she doesnt fall into the hands of certain people can you get more info on her temp for me? like dogs, cats, kids etc

    She was a delight. She lived with another small dog and a 7 year old girl.

    The family then had another baby and the dog never got walked etc.

    They got rid of her because they had brush fencing and she started chewing her way out.

    With some exercise and basic training she will be a delight again.

    Thanks for looking out for her. :)

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    Her photo is up.

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  13. She was surrendered to Blacktown pound today.

    I think she is impound number 1403027.

    Why do people not invest time with their dogs.

    Our boy is the same age and a pain at the moment but we make the time to ensure he is happy.

    Just 15 mins a day makes such a difference.

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    Ill try to secure a rescue for her as soon as they get a picture up. Best i can do and try to ensure she doesnt fall into the hands of certain people can you get more info on her temp for me? like dogs, cats, kids etc

    She was a delight. She lived with another small dog and a 7 year old girl.

    The family then had another baby and the dog never got walked etc.

    They got rid of her because they had brush fencing and she started chewing her way out.

    With some exercise and basic training she will be a delight again.

    Thanks for looking out for her. :)

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