Brought ceasar inside today ,thinking pindan could have a run in the pen, which didn’t go as planned, our Pindan went from our gregarious wilful furniture demolishing high flying door opening cupboard jumping confident thinking life is just funny boy, to a boy cringing in the corner ,now not in his familiar inhouse surrounds, much to the annoyance of Ceasar who did enjoy his in house time playing with toys ,
Ceasar would love his own one on one home , but sadly he does have severe hip dysplasia in his left hip , so a life time of meds or expensive surgery awaits him , not yet 12 months old , his hip problems are a result of back yard breeding , but too factory breeding , unscrupulous breeders not taking into consideration the life time of discomfort for the unfortunate animal due to their lack of integrity
We have a young dingo here , his name is Ceasar , due to a family breakdown he required urgent relocating . Sadly dingoes do not cope well when a family is divided. Not unlike children, they go through anxiety and feelings of abandonment .
However Ceasar has adapted very well and has settled in. We had hoped for a genuine loving home with dingo educated family , we also accept this may not come to pass .
Sadly we noticed Ceasar has problems in his hip and we followed through with the appropriate procedure verifying he has hip dysplasia as a result of bad breeding practices.
We realise that this depleting breeding fault may inhibit his chances of a loving home .
Unfortunately we rarely receive financial assistance and we are not in a financial position to cover such extreme cost , we manage his pain with medication both natural and prescription.
Fortunately and surprisingly a very generous caring person has offered Ceasar a second chance , a chance of a pain free life .
I would thank Belinda Fink for your amazing generosity ,your genuine concern and your love for our unique dingo .
40 years of caring for our Australian dingo I have never had such substantial assistance to help with a dingo that has come into my care , I am humbled by such generosity , as Iam sure Ceasar is .he will be howling his gratitude whilst running without pain Thank You Belinda Fink .
I’d like to take the opportunity to thank Joy Martanovic and her rescue boy Rocky for the meat you gave us for our rescue dingoes love to you both
A belated thank you to Simon Stretton Durong dingo Sanctuary for you kind donation to help whilst we had no income , thank you Simon.
Well, thats the worming done for another month. 35 worm tablets, some took them with no problems, some had to be tempted, but they are all done.. Time to stock up on worm tablets again.
His story is not with out sadness , nor is it a happy ending , we refuse not to acknowledge his existance his suffering his passing, or those who worked to save him and attempted to entrust him to us. (for that we thank all involved )
Our pure wild dingo must be protected and respected.
For one so young to have endured such hardship in so short a time is very distressing .
dingoes are very susceptable to dog like disease , parvo distemper hepatitise and more, when taken from their natural enviroment .
Leave them in their dens , leave them to live as nature intended , they have no immunity once removed from their enviroment and while they face much adversity, they face many more trials when forced into domesticity, misunderstood, expected to behave as dogs expected to conform and obey . they are primative wild animals and freedom is their right .
May this boy`s passing not be in vain . freedom no matter how short is freedom had , a life time of oppression and restriction is not as nature intended .
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