21 minutes ago
An update on little Opal!
Itβs hard to believe itβs already been 2 weeks since Opalβs amputation, and weβre so happy to share that she is doing incredibly well.
This week, Opal returned to the vet for her check-up, where she spent her time exploring the clinic, charming everyone she met, and soaking up plenty of well-deserved cuddles.
Her stitches have been removed, and the vet is thrilled with how well sheβs recovering.
Over the coming weeks, her foster carer will be focusing on keeping her calm as possible (no easy task for a curious kitten) while helping her build strength in her left shoulder and front leg.
Thanks to your generous donations, Opal has received the surgery and ongoing veterinary care she needed to give her the best possible start. Your kindness has truly changed her life.
Despite now having 3 legs, Opal isnβt letting anything slow her down. She continues to surprise us every day with her resilience, confidence, and playful spirit.
From Opal and everyone at GAR, thank you for making stories like hers possible. We couldnβt do it without you.
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4 days ago
Did you know you can choose GAR to receive your cans and bottles deposit? β»
To our supporters who have been choosing Geelong Animal Rescue, THANK YOU! π©΅ A huge $6,000 has been donated so far through the scheme.
Your generosity means we can continue to care for the foster animals and rescue more animals in need ππ
Next time you are depositing your cans and bottles, please consider choosing GAR. Our foster animals thank you πΎ
Find your local deposit location here:
mytomra.com.au/cds-vic/?locate=Melbourne%2C+VIC
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7 days ago
π BROWNIE π
BREED: DSH
GENDER: Female
AGE: 7 years, 4 months
MICROCHIP: 956000013006893
GAR ID: 2430
SOURCE: RE100238
Everyone, meet Brownie! Brownie is a gorgeous, sassy lady looking for her forever home. Could that be you?
Brownie has recently had her world turned upside down when her person became severely unwell and could no longer care for her. She is very much loved by her extended family, but she needs a more laid-back home as she starts to move into her senior years.
Brownie is a little slow to warm, but once she finds her person, she really comes out of her shell. Sheβs not a huge fan of other cats and would do best as a solo feline. She has been around dogs previously with no issues, as long as they give her space and allow her to interact in her own time.
Brownie would be best suited to a home with no young children, with a family that are around a lot but still allow her plenty of space and to live safely as an indoor only cat.
Could you be the soft landing for this lonely lass?
Brownie is desexed, microchipped, and up to date with flea and worm treatment. During her time in care, Brownie has been an indoor cat and should remain so for her own safety.
You can apply to adopt Brownie via the link below π
www.geelonganimalrescue.org.au/animals/brownie/
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