All About The Snout

09/10/2026

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19/09/2026

A bronze statue of a hero dog has been unveiled in Venezuela.The ...

14/09/2026

SAFE IN CARE, no more applications please.

Where's Wally? Actually he's exactly where we left him, it's his family we're still looking for!

Wally, 4.5kg toy Poodle, 5 years old, no eyes. Not a one. If you can't adopt, please share.

We've been getting to know Wally while he's been in foster care. We now know he can go as an only dog if you have the time to put into him. Also slightly bigger dogs are accepted, up to Border Collie size because he likes to wrestle 🤣

He is still a chaos gremlin, absolutely no need to feel sorry for him. He adores people, toys and other dogs. He is currently staying with one of our shelter heros and loves to razz up her dogs. When dogs haven't had a chance to enjoy puppyhood, often they will suddenly revert back to being a puppy when they feel safe. He is feeing safe and well and is ready to play.

Wally was born without eyes so he doesn't know any difference. We'd like at least one or two young, playful dogs to act as his eyes and wrestle with but we'll consider only dog status if you are prepared to put the work in to keep him busy. You'll need to exercise him but hilariously when he meets new people on walks he forgets he is on the leash in his rush to greet them.

He is brand new to love and care, you'll see why toys, leads, friends and walks are new to him and terribly exciting. His house training is a work in progress. He sleeps perfectly in a crate overnight.

He's looking for someone or someones who will not feel sorry for him, love him unconditionally. He is currently in Sydney but can be fostered/adopted from Sydney to Canberra.

SURE he's missing a few bits, but don't let that stop you applying. If you think you have the perfect foster or foster to adopt home for Wally he may be the dog for you. Fill in our application form
www.deniseatpaws.com.au/contact-us
Rehoming number: R251 000 066.

02/09/2026

28/08/2026

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27/08/2026

Dolly Parton never needed to officially own a dog for one to become part of her family.

For years, that dog was Billy the Kid, a French Bulldog owned by her longtime manager, Danny Nozell. Billy became known as Dolly’s “god dog,” and their relationship grew into something much bigger than an occasional celebrity photo.

Dolly regularly included Billy in her life and work. He became the brand ambassador for Doggy Parton, the pet apparel line she launched in 2022, and she even turned him into the hero of a series of children’s books. In one widely shared video, Dolly serenaded Billy with “Happy Birthday” for his fifth birthday while he sat patiently through the attention.

Her affection for animals went back much further.

During the 1980s, Dolly had a small dog named Popeye, whom she later credited with helping her through a difficult period in her life. Her compassion also extended beyond her own pets. She established the Eagle Mountain Sanctuary, supported animal-welfare campaigns, and used proceeds connected with Doggy Parton to help Willa B. Farms Animal Rescue.

Billy, however, held a particularly visible place in her later years.

He appeared beside her in promotions, inspired three children’s books, and became part of the playful world Dolly created around her love of music and animals. She may not have been his legal owner, but the affection between them was obvious.

Following Dolly Parton’s death at age 80, stories about Billy carry a little more weight. Her career will rightly be remembered for the songs, movies, philanthropy, and millions of people she reached. But smaller relationships can reveal just as much about a person.

Dolly spent decades making people smile.

And somewhere along the way, she made sure one little French Bulldog knew he was adored too.

22/08/2026

22/08/2026

Hi my lovely Snout family 🐾🤎

Just a little personal update from me…

I’ll be taking a short break from grooming as I’m having surgery and will need some time to rest, recover and get back on my paws. 🐾

I absolutely love what I do, and spending time with all your gorgeous furry babies is such a big part of my life. So, while it’s not easy to step away, I know I need to take this time for myself and come back feeling my best. ❤️

I’ll be back by 15th October, and I’ll be taking bookings for dates after that.

Thank you so much for your patience, understanding and continued support. Most of all, thank you for trusting me with your precious fur babies. It truly means the world to me. 🥹🤎

I can’t wait to see all those happy faces, wagging tails and fluffy snouts again!

Lots of love,
All About The Snout 🐶❤️

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20/08/2026

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