Newsletters

Spring into our latest newsletter!

Packed full of happy stories of dogs and cats, our newsletter is the perfect way to showcase how your support helps animals in need.

Dogs Jimmy and our ‘Gone With The Wind’ trio feature, along with kitten Mille; / Dr Larry debunks flea myths; / We invite you to become a foster carer, and introduce you to Maddie;‘Happy Tails’ for Scarlett, Hazel and Shaky; / Plus our Pet Photo Gallery, some special volunteers and another National Pet Register success story!

Read the Spring Newsletter now!

Posted 18 Oct 2011

Our Autumn 2011 Newsletter is now online!

Click here to download the Home’s Autumn Newsletter The Autumn issue of our newsletter is full of fantastic stories about the Home and how your support has helped!

• Dr Graeme Smith OAM writes about the new Lost Cats’ Home;• Dr Larry advises cat owners about cat flu;• Read about Pickles, Nahla and Fanny in ‘Happy Tails’;• Three fantastic new building at Gracie Street are unveiled;

Posted 2 May 2011

Our Spring 2010 Newsletter is now online!

The Spring Newsletter is packed full of happy stories of dogs and cats, who have been helped thanks to your terrific support.

Posted 11 Oct 2010

The Lost Dogs' Home Newsletter - Autumn Edition

Read all about it in our Autumn Newsletter!

Features include:

Update on Buckley from his owner Madeline / Starvin’ Marvin’stransformation / Kheama the kitten / Dr Larry on Feline AIDs / Building plans at North Melbourne / The ever popular pet photo gallery

We hope you enjoy reading the latest issue.

Posted 22 Apr 2010

Spring 2009 Newsletter

A Buckley photo spread, Dr Larry’s pet tips and comedian Wil Anderson’s best mate Tip all feature in the Home’s spring newsletter – now available to read online.

Also included is the ever-popular pet photo gallery and stories on Muscles, Charlie and Skye – three cats adopted from The Lost Dogs’ Home in recent months.

Posted 3 Sep 2009

Autumn 2009 Newsletter

As usual, there has been a lot going on at the Home and our Autumn Newsletter is full of many of the activities and developments that we have been involved with.

The newsletter is also a great way for us to share many joyful stories of dogs and cats we have been able to help, thanks to the support from people like you. Deakin the detector dog and Fritz’s stories feature this issue.

We do hope you enjoy reading it!

Posted 3 Mar 2009