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'Hidden treasures' honoured - story Mel Carrero Lismore Echo 3/11/11
For 20 years founder/president of the Animal Rights & Rescue Group, Barbara Steffensen, has offered herself and her home to helping companion animals find homes as well as building the organisation from scratch. More info »

 

"A DOGS PICNIC DAY"
World Animal Day Celebration Animal Rights & Rescue More info »

 

"A DOGS PICNIC DAY"
World Animal Day Celebration Animal Rights & Rescue Why: World Animal Day 4th October And In Memory Of St Francis Of Assisi Where: 135 Three Chain Road Sth Lismore When: Sunday October 9th 11am – 1pm A Cafe For Dogs, Humans Welcome. Vegetarian BBQ Available 12noon More info »

 

END LIVE EXPORT RALLY
Animal Rights and Rescue Group Inc.Northern Rivers totally supports the ban on Live Animal Export and proudly supports Animals Australia's investigation and exposure of shocking animal cruelty seen on four corners of the live export of animals to Indonesia. More info »

 

Suki Needs a Home
'SUKI' IS A PRETTY 5 YEAR STAFFIE GIRL THAT NEEDS A CARER OR NEW HOME She has been in care a number of years and had several carers but her long time carers who loved her & gave her lots walks on the beach were from USA and recently went back. More info »

 

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Sponsoring an ARRG animal

sponsorpic.jpgARRG's No-Kill programme means many rescued pets can stay in foster care indefinitely for various reasons.

Adult animals are less likely to find a new home in the short term because we must take into consideration their past experience with humans. Given time with their foster carer we then make a decision about when the pet is ready for re-homing, the current needs of the pet and we must choose the right home for the pet to be successfully placed.

Other ARRG animals needing urgent sponsorship, as they are pets that have been abandoned or handed into care suffering severe neglect and abuse. They require expensive veterinarian treatment and these animals must stay in care with ARRG foster carers until they are completely healed physically and emotionally.

Vet costs for a severe skin condition or broken leg will run into several hundreds of dollars sadly we rescue many animals needing this kind of treatment.

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Our records over the last ten years show a less than 1% figure of our rescued animals were euthanased, and these animals were too sick to respond to any veterinarian treatment and was to stop their suffering.

 

 

 

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We highlight animals who need sponsorship with sponsor.jpg next to their name in the animal listings.

 

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