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Adoptable Pets now available at Open Doors for Paws

We have no dogs available for adoption at this stage.

 

Please contacts us using the Contact form or phone Donna at 0434521781

Some of Open Doors for Paws rescued dogs & their stories

If you are interested in Sponsoring or Adopting please contact Donna through the Contact Form

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Nepoleon (11) & Shadow (13) – Huskies

Came to Donna 3 yrs. ago from a friend of her son – needed emergency care as they were going to be put down as their owner could not care for them. Donna tried to rehome them but 2 dogs together is very hard to do.

Shadow has had surgery for cruitiate ligament – she loves swimming so recovered quickly.

Nepolean was diagnosed with necrosis of the pancreas along with peritonitis. He survived the surgery but sadly died 2 days later.

Benji (13) – toy poodle.

Benji came from one of Donna's grooming clients. His owner ended up in hospital and surrendered Benji to the vet as he has Cushing’s disease. Charlie at the vet rang Donna after 3 weeks & Donna took him in. He has been with her for 3 years. He has medication every morning or will die and is monitored with blood work every 3 months. It took 6 months to get his skin under control. He was quite aggressive at the beginning but now is very gentle. He has no teeth as he needed major dental work.

Emmie (13) – miniature poodle.

Emma was owned by a writer and left to Donna who promised to would look after her. She has very bad hips and bladder control issues and is on medication every second day.

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Maxi (13) – Papillion Cross

Maxi had an eye removed in November. He has heart issues and is dealing with septic arthritis. He is not in any pain but requires constant medication. His owner is elderly and cannot care for him. Donna promised she would always care for him because of these issues.

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Teddy (3) – poodle

Teddy was given up by his previous owner as aggressive. He would attack other dogs but now knows his position in the pecking order but will never be re-homed. He used to jump up at 6ft fence all day. His previous owners are now big supporters of Donna and her charity.

Blaney & Joan

Has been adopted. 

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