Pending Shawn is a beautiful black Aussie mix with a full tail. Or it was full, until it was shaved! Shawn came into the shelter with some severe matting and was given a pretty brutal haircut. But luckily, hair grows … Continue reading
Pending Shawn is a beautiful black Aussie mix with a full tail. Or it was full, until it was shaved! Shawn came into the shelter with some severe matting and was given a pretty brutal haircut. But luckily, hair grows … Continue reading
Saturday June 4th, 2011 from 12pm to 3 PM
Chuck and Don’s
19230 Freeport St NW
Elk River, MN 55330
Meet Cody, a 3 year old blue merle male Australian Shepherd, he was one of the first Aussies I had ever rescued when I was the rep for ARPH in Illinois. Cody was always low energy and always gentle. He … Continue reading
Redcliffe (also known as Ruby) is a senior Red Tri Australian Shepherd female who is around 11+ years old, who weighs around 50 pounds. She is the result of her owner passing away and being left alone and afraid.
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Redcliffe is a low energy, Velcro Australian Shepherd. She can get around just fine but may need a boost into the car. She walks great on leash, and is respectful of other dogs. She loves to be with you and will sit at your side while reading or keep you company while in the garden. Redcliffe is a little hard of hearing but that does not stop her or keep her from staying in range.
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Redcliffe is ready for a home that would let her finish her years in peace, a home with rough or overly playful dogs would be too much for her at this age in her life. She would do fine when the grandkids came over and she is on Proin to help control her bladder.
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To Red cliff, bring this amazing red tri Australian Shepherd into your home, complete an application at New Spirit 4 Aussie Rescue. Reference NS 0996
New Spirit will be at the Tri-Shark showing on an Aussie or 2, as well as selling great trinkets for you and your best friend! See us there.
Tri-Shark Triathlon – Saturday , June 4
8 am start time
sprint distance: 600 yard swim/13 mile bike/5k run
700 participants and an estimated 500 spectators and volunteers
Comlara County Park/Evergreen Lake, Hudson, IL
Saturday May 7th 2011 from 12pm to 3 PM
Chuck and Don’s
19230 Freeport St NW
Elk River, MN 55330
New Spirit Minnesota Chapters Adoption Day
April 2nd, 2011 from 12pm to 3 PM
Chuck and Don’s
19230 Freeport St NW
Elk River, MN 55330
I received this letter with a LARGE donation towards Nevaeh or one of our special needs Aussies. I am honored and proud to see people who open their homes and their wallets to save, cover expenses and just offer support. … Continue reading
I just wanted to thank you both again for helping us gain an new family member. She is a peach, we love her personality, her ears are starting to stick up and she is getting a nice coat also!! My son … Continue reading
Tales of Aussie Rescue had a tough Christmas this year, we lost a few Aussies to unforeseen situations, but especially sad was to lose Remy, a little blue merle miniature Australian Shepherd. Remy came to me from one of our … Continue reading
Last month this beautiful black tri Australian Shepherd was rescued from a shelter, she was terrified and very timid, scared of everything and everyone. Many Aussies when they are dumped and find themselves at a shelter seem to shutdown or … Continue reading
We are so busy we have decided to put some of the Aussies to good use and even better work.
Here an Aussie is busy answering all the emails we get on a daily basis.
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Here we found some Aussies doing Christmas Scarf modeling.
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Uh Oh! We think Santa might be missing his hat!
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I asked for strength that I might rear her perfectly; I was given weakness that I might feed her more treats. I asked for good health that I might rest easy; I was given a “special needs” dog that I … Continue reading
Meet Bono, a 1 year old black tri Australian Shepherd who for no fault of his own came to our rescue. His owner said they couldn’t care and afford him anymore, he had a rash, and he was thought to have those nasty worms.
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Once we settled Bono in and got him tested for worms, as well as we had him neutered, all the first week of his arrival and to find he had Giardia. With the nasty bug and his neuter surgery, his foster mom noticed he was very sluggish and not as active as he should be, even with all his ailments. We recommend he head in for a checkup. We were expecting the worst, and hoping for the best, but we got the worst.
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Bono needs a total hip replacement, both hips, and it will be expensive. He is a great dog, he is considerate of all dogs he meets, he wants to run and play, but without any actual hip sockets, he struggles and wears out quickly. We are going to proceed with this surgery and give this boy a normal life.
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If you could reach into your pocket, maybe skip one present for the family and instead send it to New Spirit 4 Aussie Rescue, we would be very indebted, as would Bono so he can run and play with all the other guys and girls in his world.
When we took Hamul (actually his name is Pepper) into the rescue, he came in because his groomer recommened the family let him live with a family that would keep him exercised. At only … Continue reading
Aussies are natural athletes, and they often excel at any sport they are pointed at. I personally compete with my own two Aussies in K9 disc and the physical and mental demands it puts on all three of us has … Continue reading
Straight from Her new mom! Our little blue merle Australian Shepherd female from Iowa is adopted! Serah aka-Shilo (now Clementine) is doing well. She gets along with everyone at home and really loves going for her walks. She’s ok on … Continue reading
At Tales of Aussie Rescue, we aren’t just all Aussies, we also have volunteers and foster homes that also have other 4 legged friends in their homes that are the other great breeds. Our volunteer/foster home in the Montgomery area, … Continue reading
After spending so many months with his foster dad and mom, Jager finds his forever home by going back to his roots (almost). You see Jager was given to us from down in the Western Kentucky area, only to now … Continue reading
Our little girl Shayla who was shot, then attacked when she went to a farm house for help, has been battling to save the back leg that was shot. After a long journey across Iowa that spring day bank in May, to now, we are still in a struggle to keep her as a 4-legged little girl.
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Shayla is around 1 year old, she has the heart of a real trooper, she is always affectionate and loves everyone in her foster home, she gets along great with her 2 foster sisters, sometimes even sharing a bed.
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Shayla also has 2 human foster brothers an she treats them like a real sister would, hanging out, and playing, but they refuse to do tea-time with her, but we will work on that, come on guys, she’s just a girl
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We have put Shayla through numerous surgeries to try to save her leg, she has been in a cast for almost 12 weeks, but the latest X-rays didn’t look promising, infect there seemed to be no bone growth at all, this whole time she has been great and runs and plays with her sisters as if she was 100%.
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So now we come to a crossroads with Shayla, our next option is to remove her leg, but we also know once it’s gone, it’s gone for good, so being the optimist we are, and her doctor feeling she has a chance, performed a new procedure this week. They are trying to revitalize the bone ends, they have put a ceramic brace around her leg to restrict any and all movement.
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Keep our little girl in your prayers, and if you can find it to help defray all her medical costs, please donate today to Shayla’s medical fund.
If you can start the day without caffeine.
If you can get going without pep pills.
If you can always be cheerful, ignoring aches and pains.
If you can resist complaining and boring people with your troubles.
If you can eat the same food every day and be grateful for it.
If you can understand when your loved ones are too busy to give you any time.
If you can overlook it when those you love take it out on you, when, through no fault of yours, something goes wrong.
If you can ignore an friend’s limited education and never correct him.
If you can resist treating a rich friend better than a poor friend.
If you can face the world without lies and deceit.
If you can conquer tension without medical help.
If you can relax without liquor.
If you can say honestly that deep in your heart you have no prejudice against creed, color or politics.
Then, my friend, you are almost as good as your dog.
~ Anonymous ~
I just wanted to thank you and your organization for what was a very smooth adoption process. Zarah (now Callie) has settled in very well and is thoroughly enjoying puppyhood at her new home. Keep up the good work and we … Continue reading
The story of Rio has been going on since the end of May 2010 when Hal and Michelle adopted him from me, he was one of the first Aussies we brought into New Spirit, maybe the 4th or 5th Aussie … Continue reading
Meet Azel, a 9 year old Australian shepherd who came to us at Aussie Rescue IL from a comment at our Ottawa Bark in the Park, I was manning the booth and was told of an Aussie that was found on the side of the road, he had been hit by a car, and he had suffered facial injuries, bad enough that surgery was required to save his jaw, it was wired back into place. Azel survived that incident and was recovering in a rescue in the Ottawa/Peru area, Illinois Valley Animal Rescue.
Chris contacted me and told me she had this brave Australian Shepherd, a blue merle with a tail, and she was hoping a rescue like ours, we specialize in the Aussie, could take him and help him find a forever home, someone that would treat him like a new puppy. All our adopters treat all our Aussies like a new born pup, a real member of the family. So with IVAR covering what was already a $500.00 vet/surgery bill we took him into our rescue with New Spirit 4 Aussie Rescue.
Azel had been with his new foster mom for a few weeks and she was alarmed that he would drink lots of water and then “pee a river” which she as a trained vet-technician felt it could be a sign of things to check. After a full blood-work-up, it was discovered that Azel has kidney disease, which is going to require he eat a special diet and take a supplement to give him a life that he could finish out with normal urinary functions and a normal life span, without these 2 items, he would more then likely endue passing away or worse we would have to bring his life to a final chapter, and we want him to have all the chances he deserves, he did survive a car accident.
So we are asking for your help to offset his monthly costs while he is in foster care until we find a family that feels an Aussie like Azel belongs in their home. So open you wallet or purse, and donate something to Azel so he can have a long life and a chance to play with other dogs and his future family.
Ozzy was adopted by Jenn and her family and he has started to fill out and become quite the young man, he was a real trooper when Jenn was fostering 2 Aussies for us, Sundown and Epoc, both cute girls … Continue reading
I received a phone call Wednesday around 11:30 AM from one of my foster homes that has been a home that always takes any Aussie I have that needs a home and lots of TLC. Susan E took Dot in … Continue reading