Crossroads Dingo Rescue

Bonnie’s first try on the walking machine. Don’t tell this kid she can’t do stuff. ” hey lookz at me, I’zz can still do itz!
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I have been jumping from one subject to another.
As most are aware our Bonnie border collie had her leg amputated due to bone cancer

Whilst she appears to cope very well she does become tied very quickly, realizing her age may make transitioning from four legs to three more difficult
Sadly the dingo girls ( inhouse ) have now decided they no longer like her , this adds to her slight depression, given she assisted with rearing them .she feels insecure and quite threatened, so much so we now keep them seperated
However Bonnie formed a friendship with Burra dingo , she is the only one he will associate with .
She comforted him when he first arrived with broken leg and severe mange , after 5 years he still refuses human interaction ( apart from his immediate family )
Bonnie and burra usually run together in the exercise yard , since Bonnie’s surgery he is very careful not to run into her or rough play with her

Today i so wish i had a camera . whilst walking back from the yard Bonnie became tied and slow , our Burra walked along side her and started to learn into her , supporting her right side, of leg amputation, effectively keeping her stable and balanced .
It certainly reflects the relationship and caring of one dingo with his friend

So now I’m of a thought to attempt to invest in a wheel chair, one that will support her body and for her not to depend so heavily on her shoulders and left leg . we have no doubt she has arthritis in her shoulders which cause her pain as she attempts to walk .

Unsure of where i can obtain a chair for her disability .

The main and real issues associated with living around mine sites is the over abundance of food , this creates a false and dangerous scenario , over breeding , their reluctance to search out natural wild food
Over confidience with humans, a false sense of security
Over breeding results in insufficient sustainable food source and as of today they are ( or were if still alive as a result of an alledged unprovoked attack on mine worker who indeed had no respect or common sense , )
Inbreeding has been rife and cannibalism has followed suit due to unprecedented over breeding .
We are now to understand many have been shot
Miners are indeed given sticks to detour the dingo. And as most would be aware agression begets aggression
Sad state of affairs once again the dingo must feel the wrath of human ignorance complacency and false security
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I have a debacle ( for the want of a better description) that being magpies ( no no do not get me wrong) i simply love our Maggie’s

Approximately 3 weeks ago a very young bedraggled Maggie flew into my yard ( yep jedda dingo in close proximity)
However she was being attacked by the rough and tough back street kids ( large magpies beautiful white saddles across their back )
They were giving her a really hard time so much so she backed up under a bush to protect herself .
Now me being me felt this was not on , was she injured ? Was she out of her territory? So intense was the attack
I raced out yelling at These handsome bullies
Waving my arms whilst talking calmly to the sweet pea maggie .
The bullies flew off screaming a tyrant of abuse at me , a few tough enough to attempt to bypass my waving arms .

The wee intimidated maggie was now reaching out to me calling softly .
When she was safe I existed, she stayed ,
Without fear she followed me ( not a good idea )
Eventually having gained her strength she flew off , i could again hear the screeching of those back street boys and seriously worried for her safety
Over the next few days my worry increased and I believed she had been removed
Too my surprise she has reamurged , surprise surprise, she has brought a big handsome back street kid with her ( ahh i say so this was about fighting over the available princess magpie )
Appears the most handsome won .

Now the problem is this wee girl has taken a liking to me . she follows me around the paddocks comes asking for food has no fear of dingo jedda ( scary ) so to keep her safe i feed her and her mate behind the laundry .
Not wise I am aware . but she thinks she can argue with Jedda over who gets what out of dingo dinner ( am fearfull she will become dingo dinner )
Jedda pretends no interest . but if jedda thinks her mum is nieve she is so wrong

Today whilst running Arana in exercise yard . my sweet pea maggie is sitting on the cable reel . i tell her off and try to send her away
Nup she decides she is going to come over and say hello . needless to say miss Arana was quickly evacuated from the exercise yard

Just another to worry about
Her handsome mate sits on the fense and he sure does tell her off .
She follows me to the laundry and he is not far behind her and all the time jedda sits patiently
I have had a talk to Jedda , while, jedda smiles her sweet dingo smile, i know she is lying when she tells me ” iz wonts eats her ” hmm have to have a chat with sweet pea .
Jedda not your friend .

Here is the progress album of the new Dingo runs that are being built. Coordinated by Santana and Lee from Bikers on HOGS for DOGS Inc
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A huge thank you to Santana and Lee from “Bikers on Hogs For Dogs “for helping out today .
A massive thank you to Billy .
Amazing people