Rescue Groups
Looking to rescue a pup or want to support rescue, here are a few groups we work with.
Haart
Homeless and Abused Animal Rescue Team
HAART is a Not-For-Profit Charitable organisation that saves the lives of hundreds of animals each year, supported only by the generosity of the general public for our funding.
Haart don’t have a premises with hundreds of animals awaiting adoption. Instead, they have a team of dedicated foster carers – people just like yourselves – who take scared, abused, and unwanted animals into their homes, give them the gift of life, and love them like their own, until we find them the perfect forever home.
GAWA
Greyhounds Adoptions of Western Australia
Greyhound Adoptions WA is a non profit organisation run entirely by volunteers. We support a ‘no kill’ policy, placing no restrictions on the temperament of the dogs that are brought onto our care.
When a dog is surrendered to us they are booked in for vet work and then moved straight into foster care. From there our Adoption Co-coordinators will match the dogs, based on the character and behavioral assessments provided by their foster carer, to waiting adoptive families. Not all the dogs listed on our Website or our Social media pages are an exhaustive list of the dogs we have in foster care. There can be anything up to 50 dogs in foster care at any one time.
Samoyeds Rescue WA
Samoyeds of Western Australia Rescue Inc
Samoyeds of Western Australia Rescue Inc
Perth & Western Australia
- Rescue, Foster, Rehabilitate & Rehome Samoyed Dogs in need
- Arrange Social Playdates & Events
- Education & Grooming Advice
Registered Non Profit Incorporated Association. IARN:A1031068B
APS
Animal Protection Society of WA Inc.
The Animal Protection Society of WA Inc. at 27 Talbot Road, Southern River is a not-for-profit refuge for homeless cats and dogs. The main goal of the APS is to care for abandoned animals whilst finding them a loving home with a responsible owner. We are proud of our strict policy that no animal in our care will be euthanized unless on the advice of a veterinarian.
Incorporated since 1974, the refuge caters for up to 24 dogs, 65 cats and 45 kittens at any one time, and relies solely on the selfless efforts of a group of wonderful volunteers led by a volunteer management committee. The refuge receives limited government funding, so relies on donations, fundraising and membership fees to meet the ongoing costs of maintaining the refuge.
Support Local Small Businesses
Looking to support local, here are a few small businesses we work with.
Giving Gift Boxes
Beautiful eco-friendly & affordable gift boxes.
We’re a small family business with a passion for giving!
Sometimes giving a gift is as pleasurable as receiving one. We’ve created a range of gift boxes to bring joy to people and even their dogs, at affordable prices.
We searched Australia-wide for makers who produce beautiful, quality, handmade products where possible. We proudly support local.
The environment and sustainability are also important to us. We source products and packaging that are as eco-friendly and chemical-free as possible.
We love dogs!
Our beautiful rescue greyhound Herb is part of the inspiration for our business. Sadly we lost Herb at the ripe old age of 13 in 2022.
Razz is our gorgeous German Shepard. Now almost 10, Razz routinely tests the products going in our Doggo Box – especially the treats!
