Paws, Claws and Beaks

27/07/2026

09/07/2026

A teacher in Georgia had spent 30 years in the classroom. She had given so much to her students. When she passed away, she found one more way to give.

She asked people not to bring flowers to her funeral. Instead, she wanted backpacks filled with school supplies. Her family and friends honored that request. After the service, the backpacks were donated to students who needed them.

Her final farewell became a generous act. Even in death, she was still taking care of children.

That's the mark of a true teacher. 🎒🖍️📚💛

09/07/2026

🐾 Donations Needed 🐾
We're currently running low on some essential comfort items for the animals in our care and would greatly appreciate any donations from our wonderful community.

We are seeking:
🧺 Heavy blankets
🛏️ Light blankets
🧴 Towels

These items help keep our animals warm, comfortable, and provide soft bedding while they wait for their forever homes.

If you have any clean, gently used, or new blankets and towels that you no longer need, we would be incredibly grateful for your support.

❤️ Every donation, big or small, makes a difference and helps us provide the best possible care for our fur friends.
Please drop donations off at our shelter during operating hours.

Thank you for helping us keep our animals cosy and cared for! 🐱💕

09/07/2026

Come along for an ice cream treat and receive an entry to win🍦

03/05/2026

Life doesn’t need to be complicated. Do good, be gentle with others, and learn to forgive it changes everything.

01/05/2026

We are back out and about today 😎
After our business run, we’ll set up at the monument from around 12.30 til 2pm. From there, we’ll drive the streets - Barrack, Wellington, Elizabeth, Anne, Bathurst and Sorell.

01/05/2026

Today we will be heading to Beechford and driving your streets from around 11.30am. Then we’ll come back to George Town - starting at Illusion Way then Arnold, Davies, Marguerite, Hammond and side streets.

Churros on board today —- get in quick 😉

30/04/2026

A bus stop in Chile carries a small but thoughtful detail — a roof extension added just low enough to create a dry space beneath it. While passengers wait above, the lower section offers shelter where stray dogs can curl up and stay protected during rainy weather.

The design blends seamlessly into the structure, requiring no extra attention or maintenance, yet quietly serving a second purpose. Dogs gradually begin to recognize these spots, returning during storms to rest without being disturbed.

It’s a simple adjustment that turns public infrastructure into shared comfort. Without changing its primary use, the space becomes more inclusive — showing how small design choices can extend care to those who need it most.