Tales of Aussie Rescue in Illinois

If you are in Chicago and feel like meeting some great Aussies, come to the annual
Lotto Birthday Bash
K9 Playtime
403 Washington Bvd
Mundelein IL 60060
We will have prizes, food, pet communicator (phychic) and all sort of Aussies to meet and adopt*
From 11-2 Jan 31st Sunday

Say hello to our latest rescues.
Left to right: Denver, Dixie and Moose

Meet Livvy our newest girl to the ARPH family. She will be officially in our arms on Saturday, right now she is in Missouri getting some vetting and some freedom from her smelly shelter time.

Expect Livvy to be ready for adoption in a few weeks.

We had been notified about 2 beautiful double merle/lethal white puppies in tennessee that needed rescued, but it turns out they are being adopted and are safe. The TN ARPH folks gave me this YouTube video to enjoy, and I in turn pass along to you guys. Aren’t puppies just great?

Our new rock star Buddy was adopted and in his his new home.

A quote from his new new. “I am writing this to let all of you know that Buddy is in his new home with us tonight! My daughter and I are so thrilled to have him. He settling in very well…he’s actually sleeping…he’s had a busy day! I think the cat has gone into hiding!”

Way to go Buddy!

We have added more Aussies for Adoption in Illinois

Check Them Out!

These 2 pictures show just how great an Aussie is around different environments and different animals

All things are great in the Aussie world today, the planets are lined up just right and Ringo has a new home to spend his final days in. He will be going to a new family in Illinois, the same family that adopted Callie from us a few months ago. Ringo will get to have a great sister to play with and a home with children. And a great Mom and Dad!

Hopefully we will have lots of pictures to show in a few weeks of this special Aussie.

We have been contacted about a senior aussie whose owner passed away on Jan. 4th. Ringo is a 14 year old male. He is house trained, does not need to be crated, and still loves to chase a ball. Ringo was groomed at a groomer regularly, fed a great diet and kept vetted. He is on the smaller side weighing around 40 lbs. Right now he is living alone at his previous owners home, with someone stopping over about 4 times a day. I can only think that he is feeling some loss at this time.

If anyone is interested in giving Ringo a home he would be very thankful. He is just looking for someone to love and take care of him for the rest of his senior years. It would be a small commitment for someone but would mean the world for Ringo as he still has love to share. Please contact me, david.e.thurman {at} gmail(.)com

Our Kentucky visitor named Duke came to us last month hoping his luck would change by moving to Illinois. It did and he is now in a new home with his new Mom!

Congrats Duke!