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The 2018 PetRescue calendar will hit PETstock shelves nationally this November to raise much needed funds for rescue animals. Calendars are $3 each and 100 per cent of proceeds are returned to PetRescue to help save homeless Aussie animals from certain death.
The annual calendar showcases the cutest of the cute, but it’s not just about puppies and kittens. PetRescue has rehomed thousands of senior pets and animals of all shapes and sizes including rabbits, ponies and pigs.
Vickie Davy, CEO of PetRescue, is encouraging all Australians to ensure the 2018 calendar makes it onto Christmas shopping and wish lists. “Sales of the 2017 calendar raised more than $110,000 for PetRescue, which translated to 12,000 pets finding safe and loving homes over the Christmas and New Year period alone,” she says.
“The calendar is a celebration of just some of the many animals that have been successfully rescued and rehomed by animal welfare group PetRescue and includes some animals still looking for their forever home. “It’s wonderful to see the animals in loving homes and to celebrate their stories of triumph and new beginnings,” Vickie says.
“It also shows people the range of animals available through pet adoption and we’re hoping it will lead to many more enquiries about rescuing a pet.” The calendar not only raises money for a good cause, it also features beautiful photography of animals including Richie the Greyhound, Pillow the pig and a paddle of ducks, The Drakes.
Images supplied by PETstock: Richie the Greyhound - Photo by K9Kate Pet Photography / Lead: Brylie - Photo by PBH Studio |
For many years, Billy saved his pocket money and eventually found his best friend Ritchie via PetRescue – a calm, loving and gentle Greyhound.
Richie is now one very happy pooch, enjoying homemade casserole dinners, four trips a week to the beach and, has become somewhat of a local celebrity!
To find your next family member, visit petrescue.com.au
To purchase a calendar and contribute to the care of rescue pets, head to your local PETstock store or visit www.petstock.com.au
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