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Petbarn Foundation POE Examples

These are examples and a live feed of POE’s for the PetBarnfoundation, our major partner. ARC logs thousands of rescue and outreach interactions ever year and Petbarn is tagged, images shared and rescuers/animals supported by the active community. The most important thing is food and support going to animals in need.

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
22 hours ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
“They say goodbye to their families to supply the needs for yours. Thank a truck driver today.” 📣ARC SALUTES OUR 🥁 TRUCKING COMPANY 🚚PARTNERS!🚛 Today we would like to thank ⭐️MURRELLS FREIGHT LINES! THE TRIPS: Canberra ACT to Sydney NSW carrying 3 pallets of bushfire supplies including medical and craft to be onforwarded to our hubs in SA and WA AND Sydney NSW To CANBERRA ACT carrying a pallet of medical supplies to be distributed to hubs around Australia. Distance : 596kms Time: 6hours 24mins AUSTRALIA is a BIG country. (So big in fact, that we once lost our Prime Minister...who was never seen again...) 7.692 million square km. 3860 km long 4000 km wide. The wide brown land. How do ARC get stuff from A to B? On the backs of our mighty Truckies of course! Truckies spend days and sometimes weeks away from their families and their homes driving many miles throughout our cities and countryside doing their job. They are hardworking, and are also renowned for giving their time to help good causes. They do this selflessly, not wanting any reward or recognition. It took just one phone call to Murrells from Rebecca at our ARC Hub at OrphanLambRescueFarm and they immediately offered to take three pallets of medical supplies and much needed healing and lifesaving craft items from Canberra ACT to Sydney NSW and then the return journey with another pallet - all for FREE! Moving these pallets saved ARC tonnes of money that can then be channeled into providing more help where it is needed most, and allowed our more remote rescuers and carers to receive donated items and much needed food and medical items. Animal food, medical supplies, bandages, milk formula, craft: sewn pouches/bags, knitted/crocheted nests/pods/animal coats and much more travels from our Hubs to rescuers , carers and sanctuaries across the country every day carried by our mighty truckies. So the next time you need to get stuff from A to B, why not give Murrells Freight Lines a call? #murrellsfreightlines #Bushfireprep #ARCfrontline #ARC #AnimalRescueCooperative #ARCG #AnimalRescueCraftGuild #PetbarnFoundation @Petbarn #WIRES

“They say goodbye to their families to supply the needs for yours. Thank a truck driver today.”📣ARC SALUTES OUR 🥁 TRUCKING COMPANY 🚚PARTNERS!🚛Today we would like to thank ⭐️MURRELLS FREIGHT LINES! THE TRIPS:Canberra ACT toSydney NSW carrying 3 pallets of bushfire supplies including medical and craft to be onforwarded to our hubs in SA and WA AND Sydney NSW To CANBERRA ACTcarrying a pallet of medical supplies to be distributed to hubs around Australia. Distance : 596kmsTime: 6hours 24mins AUSTRALIA is a BIG country. (So big in fact, that we once lost our Prime Minister...who was never seen again...) 7.692 million square km. 3860 km long 4000 km wide. The wide brown land. How do ARC get stuff from A to B? On the backs of our mighty Truckies of course! Truckies spend days and sometimes weeks away from their families and their homes driving many miles throughout our cities and countryside doing their job. They are hardworking, and are also renowned for giving their time to help good causes. They do this selflessly, not wanting any reward or recognition. It took just one phone call to Murrells from Rebecca at our ARC Hub at OrphanLambRescueFarm and they immediately offered to take three pallets of medical supplies and much needed healing and lifesaving craft items from Canberra ACT to Sydney NSW and then the return journey with another pallet - all for FREE! Moving these pallets saved ARC tonnes of money that can then be channeled into providing more help where it is needed most, and allowed our more remote rescuers and carers to receive donated items and much needed food and medical items. Animal food, medical supplies, bandages, milk formula, craft: sewn pouches/bags, knitted/crocheted nests/pods/animal coats and much more travels from our Hubs to rescuers , carers and sanctuaries across the country every day carried by our mighty truckies. So the next time you need to get stuff from A to B, why not give Murrells Freight Lines a call? #murrellsfreightlines #Bushfireprep #ARCfrontline #ARC #AnimalRescueCooperative#ARCG #AnimalRescueCraftGuild#PetbarnFoundation @Petbarn#WIRES ... See MoreSee Less

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We can’t thank you enough Murrells Freight Lines for assisting ARC get urgently required items to and from Sydney for on-forwarding to the bushfire zones free of charge! Your generosity is much appreciated! Thank you! 😀👍

Love and admire the work that they do.....thankyou.

Animal Rescue Cooperative
2 days ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
“A truck driver always know how far he is from home. No matter where he is at.” 📣ARC SALUTES 🥁 OUR TRUCKING COMPANY 🚚PARTNERS! 🚛 Today we would like to thank CAMERON TRANSPORT! THE TRIPS: SYDNEY NSW TO PERTH WA AND... SYDNEY NSW TO ADELAIDE SA - RETURN! DISTANCE : 6684km! THE GOODS: Essential medical supplies, and healing, life saving handcrafted items for animals in need following the horrific bushfires in South Australia and Western Australia in January and February this year. AUSTRALIA IS A BIG COUNTRY. We have the world’s longest highway - Highway 1 - that circumnavigates the Australian continent - a whopping 14500 km in length. Australia at a glance... 7.692 million square km. 3860 km long 4000 km wide. The wide brown land. How do ARC get stuff from A to B? On the backs of our mighty Truckies of course! Truckies spend days and sometimes weeks away from their families and their homes driving many miles throughout our cities and countryside doing their job. They are hardworking, and are also renowned for giving their time to help good causes. They do this selflessly, not wanting any reward or recognition. It took just one phone call to Cameron’s from Rebecca at our ARC Hub at Orphan lamb rescue farmOrphan and they immediately offered to take two pallets of medical supplies and much needed healing and lifesaving craft items from Sydney NSW to our Hub in Perth WA - for free... Moving these pallets saved ARC tonnes of money that can then be channeled into providing more help where it is needed most, and allowed our more remote rescuers and carers to receive donated items and much needed food and medical items. Animal food, medical supplies, bandages, milk formula, craft: sewn pouches/bags, knitted/crocheted nests/pods/animal coats and much more travels from our Hubs to rescuers , carers and sanctuaries across the country every day carried by our mighty truckies. So the next time you need to get stuff from A to B, why not give #Cameronstransport a call? https://camerons.com.au/ #Bushfireprep #ARCfrontline #ARC #AnimalRescueCooperative #ARCG #AnimalRescueCraftGuild #PetbarnFoundation @Petbarn #WIRES

“A truck driver always know how far he is from home. No matter where he is at.”📣ARC SALUTES 🥁 OUR TRUCKING COMPANY 🚚PARTNERS! 🚛Today we would like to thank CAMERON TRANSPORT! THE TRIPS: SYDNEY NSW TO PERTH WA AND... SYDNEY NSW TOADELAIDE SA - RETURN! DISTANCE : 6684km! THE GOODS: Essential medical supplies, and healing, life saving handcrafted items for animals in need following the horrific bushfires in South Australia and Western Australia in January and February this year. AUSTRALIA IS A BIG COUNTRY. We have the world’s longest highway - Highway 1 - that circumnavigates the Australian continent - a whopping 14500 km in length. Australia at a glance... 7.692 million square km. 3860 km long 4000 km wide. The wide brown land. How do ARC get stuff from A to B? On the backs of our mighty Truckies of course! Truckies spend days and sometimes weeks away from their families and their homes driving many miles throughout our cities and countryside doing their job. They are hardworking, and are also renowned for giving their time to help good causes. They do this selflessly, not wanting any reward or recognition. It took just one phone call to Cameron’s from Rebecca at our ARC Hub at Orphan lamb rescue farmOrphan and they immediately offered to take two pallets of medical supplies and much needed healing and lifesaving craft items from Sydney NSW to our Hub in Perth WA - for free...Moving these pallets saved ARC tonnes of money that can then be channeled into providing more help where it is needed most, and allowed our more remote rescuers and carers to receive donated items and much needed food and medical items. Animal food, medical supplies, bandages, milk formula, craft: sewn pouches/bags, knitted/crocheted nests/pods/animal coats and much more travels from our Hubs to rescuers , carers and sanctuaries across the country every day carried by our mighty truckies. So the next time you need to get stuff from A to B, why not give #Cameronstransport a call? #Bushfireprep #ARCfrontline #ARC #AnimalRescueCooperative#ARCG #AnimalRescueCraftGuild#PetbarnFoundation @Petbarn#WIRES ... See MoreSee Less

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
1 week ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
🐕🐾🐈ARC COMPANION 🐈🐾🐕 ANIMAL RESCUE PROGRAM IN ACTION! ~Generously supported by funds donated through the #Petbarnfoundation Tree of Hope Appeal~ Is pleased to present: A DAY IN THE LIFE OF BRIAN - A WORKING KELPIE! A ripping Aussie yarn that tells of: -A large, dangerous and fast moving fire - and the indescribable destruction it caused -Good neighbours - who become good friends -And....what it feels like to have a 3000 litre water bomb dropped on top of you! LUCINDALE SOUTH AUSTRALIA -11TH JANUARY 2021 Sometime in the afternoon..... An unusual smell wafted in on the gusty easterly wind and awoke Brian from his afternoon nap. He raised his head and sniffed the air...Something Wasn’t Right. The Boss was away attending to some business in another state, and the next door neighbour -who Brian referred to in his head as ‘Mate’ (because that’s what the Boss called him whenever they met in Town)- would be over soon with some food and fresh water for him. Meanwhile Brian, remembering that he had been left In Charge of The Farm, thought he’d better investigate what had caused him to wake so suddenly. Before he could jump down from the verandah, he heard the sound of a Ute roaring up the driveway. ‘Mate’s’ Ute. “Brian! Quick jump up!” Yelled Mate and hit the tray of the Ute with his hand. I jumped up. Next thing we were bumping and swerving through pastures that I knew like the back of my paw - but today they were different. The wind was strong enough to blow a dog off his chain. Red hot flames roared around the Ute, and the thick smoke that billowed from every direction covering the fields made me choke. Mate was mustering the cattle with his Ute, helping them to escape the fire. He was jumping in and out of the cab, cutting holes in the fences that were big enough for the cattle and the Ute to get through to escape the flames. I wanted to get out and help, but Mate yelled through the deafening roar of the flames “Stay Brian!” So I stayed. Suddenly, I couldn’t see the cattle, I couldn’t see the trees, I couldn’t see the fences. Smoke filled my eyes and my nose. All around was hot - hotter than The Strzelecki Track in Summer - hotter than the BBQ plate that time I burned my tongue when I tried to help cook the sausages... An engine roared overhead. I recognised the shape. I had seen these ‘flying utes’ - as I called them- before. The Boss had called them Crop Dusters. Suddenly, a rumbling sound. Then wet, cold water falling from the air - more water than in any bath I’d ever had in my life! My head felt like when that big black Angus calf, Bonnie, sat on me. The last thing I remember thinking before hitting the tray of the Ute was... I hope Mate brought some of that nice smelly shampoo with him – you learn to never waste a wash in the country! Then there was darkness. Darker than the sky over the farm when I can smell a storm on the wind. ~Epilogue~ Like any Working Dog worth its salt, I survived. Mate brought me back home the next day and told Ben, Samantha, Dylan and Jack what had happened. The extra pats I got made it all worth it. I was a bit dazed for a few days after escaping the fire, and having a three thousand litre tub of water dropped on me, but at least now the word ‘Bath’ won’t send me running for safety under the verandah! I’ve dealt with worse! Thanks Mate – youre a life saver! (Oh, and Ben said I wasn’t to forget to thank ARC and Petbarnfoundation for giving me lots of big bags of #RoyalCanin and other yummy food for my dinner!) The End By Brian The Kelpie. Brian’s story is not a tall tale from the imagination of a very intelligent working Kelpie- it’s sadly very true. And the truth is far more serious and distressing than Brian could have ever imagined. ARC met Brian and ‘The Boss’ also known as Ben, when Rebecca, the ARC Hub coordinator at our rural South Australian hub which is located at #orphanlambrescuefarm, recently had a massive companion animal food distribution day to help farmers affected by the fires. The much appreciated dog food was provided by our generous sponsors at #Petbarn, #PetbarnFoundation #PetbarnFounationTreeofHope. The farm where Ben, Samantha, Dylan, Jack and Brian live was destroyed by a huge grass fire which ripped through part of South Australias south-east. The blaze started at the Mount Scott Conservation Park east of Kingston SE before being pushed by strong north-westerly winds towards Lucindale and Naracoorte. It quickly reached the town of Lucindale and burned at least 16,000 hectares. The farm has been home to Ben and his family for 25 years. They lost all of their pastures, 90% of the fencing, three sheds, machinery, all of the hay and fodder, and 240 cows. A fire-fighter has described Mondays Blackford fire, which roared down on Lucindale, as the fastest-moving blaze he has ever seen. At the height of the fire, almost 200 CFS volunteers and farmers with private firefighting units were battling the blaze in temperatures of almost 40C and winds of up to 70km/h. Their efforts were supported by six waterbombers which made more than 100 drops as pilots battled to stop the fire from engulfing Lucindale. It was one of those drops that landed right on Brian and Mate, and saved them from being engulfed by the fiery inferno. Ben, Samantha, Dylan and Jack are very proud of Brian. And forever grateful to their courageous and caring neighbour who they only knew on a casual basis before the fires. They have now formed a strong bond and a friendship with him that will stay with them into the future. ARC are very happy to have been able to help Brian and his family in a small way in the wake of the fire. We wish all of the farmers and residents of the area all the best with the fire recovery. You can donate to ARC to help us continue to support animals affected by bushfires, drought, other major catastrophes ...and wherever animals need a helping hand, by clicking on the link below : https://arcsupport.org.au/donate/ #Petbarnfoundation #Petbarnfoundationtreeofhope #Petbarn #RoyalCanin #MarsPetcare #ThankYouARC #animalrescuecooperative #ARC #TheMiniKittyCommune #MKCPetbarn

🐕🐾🐈ARC COMPANION 🐈🐾🐕 ANIMAL RESCUE PROGRAM IN ACTION!~Generously supported by funds donated through the #Petbarnfoundation Tree of Hope Appeal~Is pleased to present: A DAY INTHE LIFE OF BRIAN - A WORKING KELPIE!A ripping Aussie yarn that tells of:-A large, dangerous and fast moving fire - and the indescribable destruction it caused -Good neighbours - who become good friends-And....what it feels like to have a 3000 litre water bomb dropped on top of you!LUCINDALE SOUTH AUSTRALIA -11TH JANUARY 2021Sometime in the afternoon.....An unusual smell wafted in on the gusty easterly wind and awoke Brian from his afternoon nap. He raised his head and sniffed the air...Something Wasn’t Right.The Boss was away attending to some business in another state, and the next door neighbour -who Brian referred to in his head as ‘Mate’ (because that’s what the Boss called him whenever they met in Town)- would be over soon with some food and fresh water for him.Meanwhile Brian, remembering that he had been left In Charge of The Farm, thought he’d better investigate what had caused him to wake so suddenly. Before he could jump down from the verandah, he heard the sound of a Ute roaring up the driveway. ‘Mate’s’ Ute.“Brian! Quick jump up!” Yelled Mate and hit the tray of the Ute with his hand.I jumped up.Next thing we were bumping and swerving through pastures that I knew like the back of my paw - but today they were different.The wind was strong enough to blow a dog off his chain. Red hot flames roared around the Ute, and the thick smoke that billowed from every direction covering the fields made me choke.Mate was mustering the cattle with his Ute, helping them to escape the fire. He was jumping in and out of the cab, cutting holes in the fences that were big enough for the cattle and the Ute to get through to escape the flames.I wanted to get out and help, but Mate yelled through the deafening roar of the flames “Stay Brian!” So I stayed.Suddenly, I couldn’t see the cattle, I couldn’t see the trees, I couldn’t see the fences. Smoke filled my eyes and my nose. All around was hot - hotter than The Strzelecki Track in Summer - hotter than the BBQ plate that time I burned my tongue when I tried to help cook the sausages...An engine roared overhead. I recognised the shape. I had seen these ‘flying utes’ - as I called them- before. The Boss had called them Crop Dusters.Suddenly, a rumbling sound. Then wet, cold water falling from the air - more water than in any bath I’d ever had in my life! My head felt like when that big black Angus calf, Bonnie, sat on me. The last thing I remember thinking before hitting the tray of the Ute was... I hope Mate brought some of that nice smelly shampoo with him – you learn to never waste a wash in the country!Then there was darkness. Darker than the sky over the farm when I can smell a storm on the wind. ~Epilogue~Like any Working Dog worth its salt, I survived.Mate brought me back home the next day and told Ben, Samantha, Dylan and Jack what had happened. The extra pats I got made it all worth it. I was a bit dazed for a few days after escaping the fire, and having a three thousand litre tub of water dropped on me, but at least now the word ‘Bath’ won’t send me running for safety under the verandah! I’ve dealt with worse!Thanks Mate – you're a life saver! (Oh, and Ben said I wasn’t to forget to thank ARC and Petbarnfoundation for giving me lots of big bags of #RoyalCanin and other yummy food for my dinner!)The EndBy Brian The Kelpie.Brian’s story is not a tall tale from the imagination of a very intelligent working Kelpie- it’s sadly very true.And the truth is far more serious and distressing than Brian could have ever imagined.ARC met Brian and ‘The Boss’ also known as Ben, when Rebecca, the ARC Hub coordinator at our rural South Australian hub which is located at #orphanlambrescuefarm, recently had a massive companion animal food distribution day to help farmers affected by the fires. The much appreciated dog food was provided by our generous sponsors at #Petbarn, #PetbarnFoundation #PetbarnFounationTreeofHope.The farm where Ben, Samantha, Dylan, Jack and Brian live was destroyed by a huge grass fire which ripped through part of South Australia's south-east. The blaze started at the Mount Scott Conservation Park east of Kingston SE before being pushed by strong north-westerly winds towards Lucindale and Naracoorte. It quickly reached the town of Lucindale and burned at least 16,000 hectares. The farm has been home to Ben and his family for 25 years. They lost all of their pastures, 90% of the fencing, three sheds, machinery, all of the hay and fodder, and 240 cows.A fire-fighter has described Monday's Blackford fire, which roared down on Lucindale, as the fastest-moving blaze he has ever seen. At the height of the fire, almost 200 CFS volunteers and farmers with private firefighting units were battling the blaze in temperatures of almost 40C and winds of up to 70km/h. Their efforts were supported by six waterbombers which made more than 100 drops as pilots battled to stop the fire from engulfing Lucindale.It was one of those drops that landed right on Brian and Mate, and saved them from being engulfed by the fiery inferno.Ben, Samantha, Dylan and Jack are very proud of Brian. And forever grateful to their courageous and caring neighbour who they only knew on a casual basis before the fires. They have now formed a strong bond and a friendship with him that will stay with them into the future.ARC are very happy to have been able to help Brian and his family in a small way in the wake of the fire. We wish all of the farmers and residents of the area all the best with the fire recovery.You can donate to ARC to help us continue to support animals affected by bushfires, drought, other major catastrophes ...and wherever animals need a helping hand, by clicking on the link below : #Petbarnfoundation #Petbarnfoundationtreeofhope #Petbarn #RoyalCanin #MarsPetcare #ThankYouARC #animalrescuecooperative #ARC #TheMiniKittyCommune #MKCPetbarn ... See MoreSee Less

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Beautiful Story 🥰

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Far out ... I'm glad Brian and Mate survived, but very sorry to read about the devastation to the town and loss of life 😢😟😒. Thank you Rebecca for getting supplies to where they're needed, Petbarn for donating the much needed food/supplies, and ARC for the ongoing support and dedication to all Australia wildlife and animals in need 💙

Bushfires are terrible bringing so much loss and heartache to many! ARC and Petbarn are doing such an amazing job bring assistance and relief where it is needed. Thank you for making a difference! 😀👍💖

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Fiona Pearse
2 weeks ago
Fiona Pearse
Thank you so very much for your very generous donation of animal food. I take in hundreds of animals yearly, in and around Whyalla, something Ive been doing for the last 30 years. Your donation is so very much appreciated. #PetbarnFoundation #ThankYouARC #WIRES #MiniKittyCommune

Thank you so very much for your very generous donation of animal food. I take in hundreds of animals yearly, in and around Whyalla, something I've been doing for the last 30 years.Your donation is so very much appreciated. #PetbarnFoundation #ThankYouARC #WIRES #MiniKittyCommune ... See MoreSee Less

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
2 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
🔥WA BUSHFIRE RESPONSE - UPDATE🔥 The team has been going a million miles an hour distributing hay for farm animals and wildlife, water stations, pet food and distributing essential medical supplies to our friends caring for injured wildlife. https://arcsupport.org.au/donations/arcwa/ A huge thank you to our partners responding to the fires in WA, particularly: Petbarn who have donated an amazing 8 pallets of pet food WIRES for working with us to help our beautiful wildlife Ian & Jodi James from Meckering for their hay donation - absolute legends!!! EASE WA GOSAC - Give Our Strays A Chance Sara Roth & Cathy who run the Gidgegannup Distribution Centre Marsupial Mammas and Pappas Wildlife Care Native ARC Inc. Dlc Vet for your amazing advice and support (Shout out to Nic!) Team Medical Supplies for getting our supplies out where they are needed And to the people of WA for getting behind us and bombarding our team with donations - you are the best! We are so thankful for our wonderful WA team and all of those who support us to do this work xx #wires #PetbarnFoundation

🔥WA BUSHFIRE RESPONSE - UPDATE🔥The team has been going a million miles an hour distributing hay for farm animals and wildlife, water stations, pet food and distributing essential medical supplies to our friends caring for injured wildlife. A huge thank you to our partners responding to the fires in WA, particularly:Petbarn who have donated an amazing 8 pallets of pet foodWIRES for working with us to help our beautiful wildlifeIan & Jodi James from Meckering for their hay donation - absolute legends!!!EASE WAGOSAC - Give Our Strays A ChanceSara Roth & Cathy who run the Gidgegannup Distribution Centre Marsupial Mammas and Pappas Wildlife CareNative ARC Inc.Dlc Vet for your amazing advice and support (Shout out to Nic!)Team Medical Supplies for getting our supplies out where they are neededAnd to the people of WA for getting behind us and bombarding our team with donations - you are the best!We are so thankful for our wonderful WA team and all of those who support us to do this work xx#wires#PetbarnFoundation ... See MoreSee Less

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Well done everyone 👍

Legends!! 💚🐾🌱

Shannon Russell
2 weeks ago
Shannon Russell
November last year we were called at 8 am in the morning to help with a huge rescue of 37 poodles from a backyard breeder who had a fall and the dogs needed help straight away,we were in the car by 8:30 to make the 3 hour trip with 2 other rescues.This was by far the biggest rescue we have ever done,we arrived to find almost 40 scared dogs running from the people who were trying to help them,as we were handed the dogs 2 at a time over a fence we loaded these guys into the 3 cars we had there it,was crazy.We didn’t get a chance to check anyone over they were all placed into cages so we could start the long drive home.That day we ended up with 16 dogs.Once we got them home we let everyone out of their cages put down fresh water and gave them some dry food they all just looked at it we found out the next day they had never had dry food we’re only ever fed mince and that was it.The next day we wormed fled and bathed everyone and gave them all names as they were only known by chips number by the owner,it was heartbreaking watching these guys they were so scared but at the same time just wanted love.Within 3 days we welcomed 7 more from the same house from the other rescues,2 of them were a mumma with her 2 pups and their Aunty as we called her she helped mumma look after her babies.It took a few days for these guys to settle they didn’t know what grass was the boys had stains from pee as they always had on belly bands,I slept in my sons room every night for 4 weeks with all the poodles so they felt safe,they all started to show their personalities and trusted me more and more everyday.Unfortunately 8 had to be returned to the owner but the rest were to stay with us,we then started the long costly road of vetwork,most needed dentals done even the 7 month old pup.After vetwork was done 2 at a time we started the search for these guys forever homes and I’m very proud to say all apart from 4 have found their forever home.3 have been made full times residents of the rescue for different medical rescues and 1 needs a home with no men or cats but we haven’t given up we will find him a home.So I would like to say a huge thanks to everyone from the #ThankYouARC #PetbarnFoundation #wires #MiniKittyCommune Without the help from you guys were couldn’t help all the babies we have help since the poodles.This rescue almost broke me mentally physically.But we made it out the other side stronger then before,I’ve been asked would I do it again and my answer is yes in a heartbeat.Here are some of our babies past and present.So thanks again to everyone

November last year we were called at 8 am in the morning to help with a huge rescue of 37 poodles from a backyard breeder who had a fall and the dogs needed help straight away,we were in the car by 8:30 to make the 3 hour trip with 2 other rescues.This was by far the biggest rescue we have ever done,we arrived to find almost 40 scared dogs running from the people who were trying to help them,as we were handed the dogs 2 at a time over a fence we loaded these guys into the 3 cars we had there it,was crazy.We didn’t get a chance to check anyone over they were all placed into cages so we could start the long drive home.That day we ended up with 16 dogs.Once we got them home we let everyone out of their cages put down fresh water and gave them some dry food they all just looked at it we found out the next day they had never had dry food we’re only ever fed mince and that was it.The next day we wormed fled and bathed everyone and gave them all names as they were only known by chips number by the owner,it was heartbreaking watching these guys they were so scared but at the same time just wanted love.Within 3 days we welcomed 7 more from the same house from the other rescues,2 of them were a mumma with her 2 pups and their Aunty as we called her she helped mumma look after her babies.It took a few days for these guys to settle they didn’t know what grass was the boys had stains from pee as they always had on belly bands,I slept in my sons room every night for 4 weeks with all the poodles so they felt safe,they all started to show their personalities and trusted me more and more everyday.Unfortunately 8 had to be returned to the owner but the rest were to stay with us,we then started the long costly road of vetwork,most needed dentals done even the 7 month old pup.After vetwork was done 2 at a time we started the search for these guys forever homes and I’m very proud to say all apart from 4 have found their forever home.3 have been made full times residents of the rescue for different medical rescues and 1 needs a home with no men or cats but we haven’t given up we will find him a home.So I would like to say a huge thanks to everyone from the #ThankYouARC#PetbarnFoundation#wires#MiniKittyCommuneWithout the help from you guys were couldn’t help all the babies we have help since the poodles.This rescue almost broke me mentally physically.But we made it out the other side stronger then before,I’ve been asked would I do it again and my answer is yes in a heartbeat.Here are some of our babies past and present.So thanks again to everyone ... See MoreSee Less

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
3 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
🔥SA BUSHFIRE UPDATE🔥 We recently sent a pile of supplies and a new prep table to the wonderful Wildlife Nurse SA who is assisting with injured animals following the fires. We are so proud to be able to help you!! #wires #arcbushfireplan #StrongerTogether

🔥SA BUSHFIRE UPDATE🔥We recently sent a pile of supplies and a new prep table to the wonderful Wildlife Nurse SA who is assisting with injured animals following the fires. We are so proud to be able to help you!!#wires#arcbushfireplan#StrongerTogether ... See MoreSee Less

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Great job ARC! 😀💖

Animal Rescue Cooperative
3 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
We would like to say a grateful thank you to Petbarn and the #petbarnfoundation for their support with the #Treeofhope appeal. A substantial/huge/large donation was made to our organisation by Petbarn as part of the Tree of Hope program this month. This has gone directly into the creation of Australias FIRST ever Humidicrib Loan Library. Humidicribs have now been procured and many have been sent to our regional hubs and locations nationally. We had pre-ordered and units are already seeing action in Gippo, Melb and Perth. Petbarn and the #Petbarnfoundation has followed our journey and been part of our work for some time. All of last year they reached out and helped rescuers and we were one of many supported. They recognise too that this is people, volunteers and vets all working to help animals. Without all of us this doesnt work. Thank you Petbarn for supporting our work and the Tree of Hope program in achieving outcomes for rescuers everywhere.

We would like to say a grateful thank you to Petbarn and the #petbarnfoundation for their support with the #Treeofhope appeal.A substantial/huge/large donation was made to our organisation by Petbarn as part of the Tree of Hope program this month. This has gone directly into the creation of Australias FIRST ever Humidicrib Loan Library.Humidicribs have now been procured and many have been sent to our regional hubs and locations nationally. We had pre-ordered and units are already seeing action in Gippo, Melb and Perth.Petbarn and the #Petbarnfoundation has followed our journey and been part of our work for some time. All of last year they reached out and helped rescuers and we were one of many supported. They recognise too that this is people, volunteers and vets all working to help animals. Without all of us this doesnt work.Thank you Petbarn for supporting our work and the Tree of Hope program in achieving outcomes for rescuers everywhere. ... See MoreSee Less

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This is a fantastic idea!!!! 👏

This is such an awesome a gift! Thank you #PetbarnFoundation for helping our premmies to have a chance! Here are 6 little cuties using the ARC Loan Humidicrib in Perth! They are in the care of Perth Rescue Angels <3

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Our Echuca micro hub received a large and small one yesterday ready to loan out to rescuers either wildlife or companion animals in an emergency.....we’re still reading the operating instructions though! Thank you #PetbarnFoundation

Thank you Petbarn #Petbarnfoundation ❤️

Thank you Petbarn absolutely amazing!!

Jodi L Jones wouldn't these be great.

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
3 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
A very busy week for the Glencoe Rural SA ARC hub Orphan lamb rescue farm Lots of medical boxes and wildlife food went out to wildlife carers in Adelaide that have taken in wildlife from the fires at Cherry Gardens last week. Dog food delivered to ac.care in Mt Gambier as part of our outreach support. Plus lots of dog food handed out to farmers in Lucindale/Avenue Range in Rural SA to support them after their big bush fire 2 weeks ago. This week will sure to be busy again with requests for support from Adelaide carers continuing to come in due to the bush fire #ThankYouARC #PetbarnFoundation #wires #bushfiresupport #marspetcare

A very busy week for the Glencoe Rural SA ARC hub Orphan lamb rescue farm Lots of medical boxes and wildlife food went out to wildlife carers in Adelaide that have taken in wildlife from the fires at Cherry Gardens last week.Dog food delivered to ac.care in Mt Gambier as part of our outreach support.Plus lots of dog food handed out to farmers in Lucindale/Avenue Range in Rural SA to support them after their big bush fire 2 weeks ago.This week will sure to be busy again with requests for support from Adelaide carers continuing to come in due to the bush fire #ThankYouARC #PetbarnFoundation #wires #bushfiresupport #marspetcare ... See MoreSee Less

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
3 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
Huge day today at our Glencoe SA hub at Orphan lamb rescue farm Left home at 8:30am and got home at 6:30pm We headed to Lucindale in the lower south east if SA to distribute dog food to farmers who were impacted by the recent fires there. Their fires burnt over 18000 hectares and over 6000 head of stock didnt survive. 3 houses lost and lots of sheds, hay sheds, hay in paddocks just baled also lost. ARC and Petbarn kindly donated 4 pallets of dog food. It came form our Sydney hub and our friends at Craig Arthur Transport bought the 4 pallets from Sydney to Adelaide free of charge Then Damien Thornhall at Trans australian livestock and freight management picked the pallets up in Adelaide and took them to their transport depot in Lucindale, free of charge Trans Australia kindly allowed us to use his depot to set up to have the farmers come along to collect some bags. We had over 30 farmers come and all left with multiple bags of dog food, toys, wormers, flea wash and shampoo Every single person that came was very grateful and was very happy when they thought they were getting 1 bag instead of the 6 or so bags they received. most we had to convince to take more than 1 bag as typical country people someone needs it and deserves it more than them We were blown away to meet so many genuine wonderful people, it made the 2.5 hour return trip and the 6.5 hours there was os very much worth the time and effort, and we got to meet some beautiful dogs and heard some stories. There is 1 miracle story of a dog named Brian which I will fill you all in on another post as he deserves his own special post for his story to be told. So once again Animal Rescue Cooperative (ARC) you rock, Petbarn Foundation youre awesome. And we cant forgot today was also made possible to Craig Arthur Transport and Trans Australian, without them we wouldnt have been able to get the dog food here . We also had a few of the people that came to collect dog food offer to go grab us a coffee or lunch from the local shop!! Also a shout out for my 5 & 3 year olds who was with us all day, in the car and in the truck yard, obviously very boring for them but they were troopers. #ThankYouARC #PetbarnFoundation #craigarthurtransport #transaustralianlivestockand freightmanagement #orphanlambrescuefarm #bushfires #bushfiresaustralia #ARC https://www.facebook.com/Trans-Australian-Livestock-and-Freight-Management-Pty-Ltd-638441159603787/ http://www.talfm.com.au/

Huge day today at our Glencoe SA hub at Orphan lamb rescue farm Left home at 8:30am and got home at 6:30pmWe headed to Lucindale in the lower south east if SA to distribute dog food to farmers who were impacted by the recent fires there.Their fires burnt over 18000 hectares and over 6000 head of stock didn't survive. 3 houses lost and lots of sheds, hay sheds, hay in paddocks just baled also lost. ARC and Petbarn kindly donated 4 pallets of dog food. It came form our Sydney hub and our friends at Craig Arthur Transport bought the 4 pallets from Sydney to Adelaide free of chargeThen Damien Thornhall at Trans australian livestock and freight management picked the pallets up in Adelaide and took them to their transport depot in Lucindale, free of charge Trans Australia kindly allowed us to use his depot to set up to have the farmers come along to collect some bags.We had over 30 farmers come and all left with multiple bags of dog food, toys, wormers, flea wash and shampoo Every single person that came was very grateful and was very happy when they thought they were getting 1 bag instead of the 6 or so bags they received. most we had to convince to take more than 1 bag as typical country people "someone needs it and deserves it more than them" We were blown away to meet so many genuine wonderful people, it made the 2.5 hour return trip and the 6.5 hours there was os very much worth the time and effort, and we got to meet some beautiful dogs and heard some stories.There is 1 miracle story of a dog named Brian which I will fill you all in on another post as he deserves his own special post for his story to be told. So once again Animal Rescue Cooperative (ARC) you rock, Petbarn Foundation you're awesome.And we can't forgot today was also made possible to Craig Arthur Transport and Trans Australian, without them we wouldn't have been able to get the dog food here .We also had a few of the people that came to collect dog food offer to go grab us a coffee or lunch from the local shop!! Also a shout out for my 5 & 3 year olds who was with us all day, in the car and in the truck yard, obviously very boring for them but they were troopers.#ThankYouARC #PetbarnFoundation #craigarthurtransport #transaustralianlivestockand freightmanagement #orphanlambrescuefarm #bushfires #bushfiresaustralia #ARChttps://facebook.com/Trans-Australian-Livestock-an… ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you!! I am sure your children loved seeing all the dogs❤️❤️

Wow! What an amazing day Rebecca! Thank you to you a d your family and all involved for making this happen x❤️

Thank so much for your care helping many people in need. Also thank you to the transport companies. Looking forward to the story from the dog named Brian. Take care all. ❤❤

What a wonderfully kind gesture. Thanks to everyone involved in this top effort. Aussies helping others. ❤❤

Thank you to everyone involved.

Amazing work thank you!!

Thanks to all the caring sponsors, transport operators & ARC. You have made many puppies & dogs very happy. 💖

Wow wonderful giving people

This warms my heart, you are all absolutely amazing ❤️❤️

Do you need lamb jumpers.

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
4 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
“When I look into the eyes of an animal , I do not see an animal. I see a loving being. I see a friend. I feel a soul.” 🐕🐾🐈ARC COMPANION 🐈🐾🐕 ANIMAL RESCUE PROGRAM IN ACTION @Angels Rescue Toowoomba is a wonderful animal rescue in Toowoomba QLD who ARC Gladesville NSW Hub have had the pleasure of supplying flea and tick treatment , wormer, shampoos, blankets and small animal swaddles to recently. This is essential supplies from ARC, Petbarn and #Petbarnfoundation getting to where it is needed. Here is Carol from Angels Rescue Toowoomba: “THANK YOU SO MUCH .... ARC/MKC FOR THIS MASSIVE DONATION OF FLEA/WORMER/ DOG COATS/FLUIDS/ MEDICAL SUPPLIES/TICK COLLARS/ ANXIETY MEDICATION and so much more this is possible with the support of the following as well so again Thank you .. it means a lot to have the support and trust of such amazing organisations like these..... We are so so so grateful and blessed. “WE have helped 60 families with flea and worm treatment that are struggling ... This would not have been possible without the kind donation from ARC/MKC and the sponsors” #PetbarnFoundation #MiniKittyCommune #ThankYouARC “Angels Rescue is based in Toowoomba and will be working on local and community. We specialise in cats and kittens and have a very close family linked rescue and everyone works together to make sure our babies get the best care and find the most wonderful new forever homes... We have a lot of community support which we are very grateful for. We are licenced, charity registered and ATO approved... Thank you for supporting us ...” If you’d like to find out more about Angels Rescue Toowoomba click on the link below to visit their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/284438018334541/?ref=share So thank you to: #PetbarnFoundation #MarsPetCare #RoyalCanin #ThankYouARC #TheMiniKittyCommune Petbarn for continuing this supply and support for those in need.

“When I look into the eyes of an animal , I do not see an animal. I see a loving being. I see a friend. I feel a soul.” 🐕🐾🐈ARC COMPANION 🐈🐾🐕 ANIMAL RESCUE PROGRAM IN ACTION@Angels Rescue Toowoomba is a wonderful animal rescue in Toowoomba QLD who ARC Gladesville NSW Hub have had the pleasure of supplying flea and tick treatment , wormer, shampoos, blankets and small animal swaddles to recently. This is essential supplies from ARC, Petbarn and #Petbarnfoundation getting to where it is needed.Here is Carol from Angels Rescue Toowoomba: “THANK YOU SO MUCH .... ARC/MKC FOR THIS MASSIVE DONATION OF FLEA/WORMER/ DOG COATS/FLUIDS/ MEDICAL SUPPLIES/TICK COLLARS/ ANXIETY MEDICATION and so much more this is possible with the support of the following as well so again Thank you .. it means a lot to have the support and trust of such amazing organisations like these..... We are so so so grateful and blessed. “WE have helped 60 families with flea and worm treatment that are struggling ... This would not have been possible without the kind donation from ARC/MKC and the sponsors”#PetbarnFoundation#MiniKittyCommune#ThankYouARC “Angels Rescue is based in Toowoomba and will be working on local and community. We specialise in cats and kittens and have a very close "family" linked rescue and everyone works together to make sure our babies get the best care and find the most wonderful new forever homes... We have a lot of community support which we are very grateful for. We are licenced, charity registered and ATO approved... Thank you for supporting us ...” If you’d like to find out more about Angels Rescue Toowoomba click on the link below to visit their Facebook page:https://facebook.com/groups/284438018334541/…So thank you to:#PetbarnFoundation#MarsPetCare#RoyalCanin#ThankYouARC#TheMiniKittyCommunePetbarnfor continuing this supply and support for those in need. ... See MoreSee Less

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Great work Carol!

Good to see a Qld rescue. Thank you ARC and partners for supporting the wonderful work done by Angels Rescue Toowoomba! 😀👍💖🐈 🐶

Another great job

Animal Rescue Cooperative
4 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative

“The idea that some lives matter less is the the root of all that is wrong in the world.”🐕🐾🐈ARC COMPANION 🐈🐾🐕 ANIMAL RESCUE PROGRAM IN ACTIONARC Gladesville NSW Hub have had the pleasure of supplying DABS Desexing & Rescue with companion animal food recently. They were thrilled to receive the food supplies that will keep the animals in their care happy and healthy. Here is Magda from DABS Desexing & Rescue:“ARC, the work that you do is so incredible. No words would ever express the overwhelming sense of gratitude It’s only a week ago when I was made aware of this such amazing organisation, I was on a mission to help out a lady whom feeding strays and colonies in Villawood but was going through tough times financially and didn’t have money to feed the strays , I was so concerned for the cats wellbeing and health fearing they would end up starving Shortly after I posted about the situation, I was made aware of this amazing organisation and to contact in the hope of helping out I was grateful my request was approved Now so many strays and colonies would be secure and wouldn’t go hungry or starve I am in the hope also of helping others whom are doing it tough Feeders, strays , colonies and cats in care are indebted to you and all involved to make this amazing support happen Cats in care, strays and colonies thank you endlessly for such kindness and compassionI can't thank you all enough for the generosity of your food donation for all the needy precious lives whom will never be forgotten The food supplies from ARC, Petbarn and Petbarnfoundation getting to where it is most needed.With sincer thanks and gratitude #ARC , #Petbarn and #Petbarnfoundation for continuing this supply and support for those in need. “#PetbarnFoundation#ThankYouARC@Petbarnhttps://facebook.com/groups/mkcfreecycle/…This is food supplies from ARC, Petbarn and Petbarnfoundation getting to where it is needed.So thank you to: #PetbarnFoundation#RoyalCanin#MarsPetcare #ThankYouARC#TheMiniKittyCommunePetbarnfor continuing this supply and support for those in need. ... See MoreSee Less

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Animal Rescue Cooperative
4 weeks ago
Animal Rescue Cooperative
“Many people prefer cats to other people, and many cats prefer people to other cats.” 🐕🐾🐈ARC COMPANION 🐈🐾🐕 ANIMAL RESCUE PROGRAM IN ACTION ARC Gladesville NSW Hub have had the pleasure of supplying Pussycat kitten and cat rescue, foster and adopt Western Sydney (PKCR-FAWS) with companion animal food, beautiful handcrafted toys and blankets and essential cat supplies recently. They were thrilled to receive the food supplies that will keep the animals in their care happy and healthy. Here is Lisa from Pussycat Kitten & Cat Rescue, Foster & Adopt Western Sydney (PKCR-FAWS): Thank you thank you thank you to Animal Rescue Co-operative!! We received a huge donation of cat supplies yesterday. From beautiful handmade toys to crocheted blankets, flea treatments, scratcher toys, tonnes of dry food (and I mean tonnes!), and more, we are so very grateful to this amazing organisation. Pussycat kitten and cat rescue, foster and adopt western Sydney (PKCR-FAWS for short) is a small rescue organization that finds itself generally full with mums and kittens from the streets- but we also assist sick and injured cats / kittens when we are able to. We rehome as many of them as possible- TNR/ trap neuter return to where rescued / for the ones truly unhappy in a home environment (we love ‘feral’ cats too!). Please enjoy some photos of a few of the many kittens currently in care, checking out the new stash. Were currently getting through some of the biscuits and our kittens just love the handmade toys!! We also loved the crocheted blankies - mama Leila and her 6 kittens like to cuddle Up together on the yellow one 😍 Thanks again to Derek and all the team and volunteers at ARC. It is truly truly appreciated and we will use all of it 💗💗💗💗💗 #Petbarnfoundation #ThankYouARC #WIRES #MiniKittyCommune https://www.facebook.com/PKCRFAWS/posts/366048464816730 This is food supplies from ARC, Petbarn and Petbarnfoundation getting to where it is needed. So thank you to: #PetbarnFoundation #RoyalCanin #MarsPetcare #ThankYouARC #TheMiniKittyCommune Petbarn for continuing this supply and support for those in need.

“Many people prefer cats to other people, and many cats prefer people to other cats.”🐕🐾🐈ARC COMPANION 🐈🐾🐕 ANIMAL RESCUE PROGRAM IN ACTIONARC Gladesville NSW Hub have had the pleasure of supplying Pussycat kitten and cat rescue, foster and adopt Western Sydney (PKCR-FAWS) with companion animal food, beautiful handcrafted toys and blankets and essential cat supplies recently. They were thrilled to receive the food supplies that will keep the animals in their care happy and healthy. Here is Lisa from Pussycat Kitten & Cat Rescue, Foster & Adopt Western Sydney (PKCR-FAWS):Thank you thank you thank you to Animal Rescue Co-operative!! We received a huge donation of cat supplies yesterday. From beautiful handmade toys to crocheted blankets, flea treatments, scratcher toys, tonnes of dry food (and I mean tonnes!), and more, we are so very grateful to this amazing organisation. Pussycat kitten and cat rescue, foster and adopt western Sydney (PKCR-FAWS for short) is a small rescue organization that finds itself generally full with mums and kittens from the streets- but we also assist sick and injured cats / kittens when we are able to. We rehome as many of them as possible- TNR/ trap neuter return to where rescued / for the ones truly unhappy in a home environment (we love ‘feral’ cats too!). Please enjoy some photos of a few of the many kittens currently in care, checking out the new stash. We're currently getting through some of the biscuits and our kittens just love the handmade toys!! We also loved the crocheted blankies - mama Leila and her 6 kittens like to cuddle Up together on the yellow one 😍Thanks again to Derek and all the team and volunteers at ARC. It is truly truly appreciated and we will use all of it 💗💗💗💗💗 #Petbarnfoundation#ThankYouARC#WIRES#MiniKittyCommunehttps://facebook.com/PKCRFAWS/posts/…This is food supplies from ARC, Petbarn and Petbarnfoundation getting to where it is needed.So thank you to: #PetbarnFoundation#RoyalCanin#MarsPetcare #ThankYouARC#TheMiniKittyCommunePetbarnfor continuing this supply and support for those in need. ... See MoreSee Less

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