This exuberant young dog was bought up on the end of a rope due to lack of fencing at her first home, which frustrated a lively young girl to bits.  Once CAWI  rehomed Tasha she is now thoroughly happy with a family to play with and lots of kids to love her

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Jazz was rescued by CAWI at the death… literally. This sweet old girl was adopted within days of her rescue and her new owners couldn’t be more pleased. Jazz now resides happily in Brunswick Heads and gives her new owners hours of pleasure.

Annie is a young dog that was found wandering on the streets. She was initially spotted and brought to CAWI’s attention by someone who generously volunteered to become her foster carer once Annie had completed her mandatory stint in the pound. Annie is now in a wonderful new home full of young children.

Marni has started a new lease of life with a local family who live on property and can offer this beautiful girl a real family life.

Marnie

Henry is a smart dog with a big personality, and a gentle affectionate nature. Everyone who meets him is totally smitten. He is very friendly and great with kids, absolutely adores human companionship and gets on with other dogs, so it didn’t take long before his foster carers decided he was a keeper

Teddy was snapped up by an astute dog lover shortly after CAWI rescued him from the pound. He can be seen most mornings on his daily stroll along Belongil Beach, which is a far cry from his previous predicament - Teddy was found in a claw trap and did time at Byron Pound before being released to CAWI.

Charlie (now Chilli) has found a great new home at Ballina.  Charlie has been through some pretty tough times but has now landed in doggy heaven with Melissa and Steven plus new brother Rocco.

“Our beautiful Bella” is how John and Janina describe their newly adopted CAWI dog Bella. Instead of a suburban backyard that was too small for Bella, she now has 200 acres at Coonabarabran to romp on with John and the cattle when she isn’t tending the ducklings with Janina.

Bella gets a hug from her new dad John

Pete has found a lovely new home and gets plenty of attention, exercise and beach play with his new energetic owner.  Yay for you Pete!

Pete enjoys a bone

LeRoy found his home through CAWI.

LeRoy loves the freedom of the wide space after being sprung from the pound

Ralph’s foster Dad tried his hardest to resist Ralph’s considerable charms but when it came to the crunch… he couldn’t part with this loveable big boy. Lucky Ralph is a much loved member of the family and has a bossy sister – a petite little poodle – to keep him in line.

Ralph with his new adoptive dad

Eddy the comeback king has finally found a home at Ocean Shores. He is Les’s constant companion and enjoys beach walks and plays daily.

Seehttp://cawi.org.au/a-home-at-last/  for Eddy’s full story…

Eddy

Wolfy was one of two wild dog pups rescued at a very young age by a local couple when he was spotted dodging traffic. Wolfy is as domesticated as any other dog now, and lives at Suffolk Park where he’s enjoying lots of attention from his new family.

Wolfy has a new home

Sampson was save by Rowen at Byron Bay vets. He is recovering from surgery after being hit by a car. His new Mum and Dad are totally smitten, as his his new big brother Oska.

Sampson

Kip is a young puppy who was found and not claimed in Byron Bay. After spending time at the pound, and in foster care, Kip is now living in his for ever home in Ocean Shores.

Have you got time for a Kip?