Animal Rights & Rescue Group - Far North Coast
We speak for those that can't speak for themselves
Gypsy saves Meg
Gypsy a dog rescued by ARRG from deathrow has become a hero by saving a neighbour that lay injured with a broken hip on her property. More info »
Sally the 6-year-old poodle
Sally the 6-year-old poodle needs a sponsor.She was surrendered suffering from a large growth in her mouth. More info »
New Hope for all the Animals
New hope, to help the animals in a recently formed group the Animal Justice Party (AJP). ARRG has already joined as an organisation More info »
WA Gov Brumby slaughter
West Australian government to round up thousands of the wild horses from the remote Kimberleys region of Lake Gregory, cram them into trucks and transport them over 3000 kilometers to be slaughtered, and the meat sent overseas for human consumption. More info »
Shining World Compassion Award
Barbara Steffenson presented with a Shining World Compassion Award. More info »
Our Number 1 priority has been to build a No-Kill shelter, on the Far North Coast.
ARRG has been really busy over the last few months and a bit disorganised while moving our group into the newly built centre in Lismore. This involved establishing a new office system with new phones (number is the same), building fences a car park and basic landscaping for the move.
Plans are going well although a few hiccups have created some delays that have regrettably disrupted our work and communication and we apologise for any difficulties you may have experienced either by contacting us or with our website.
The new centre is looking good with the office nearly sorted and the gardens and walkways under way with the hard work done by our small band of volunteers.
Located just five minute drive from Lismore we ask you to come and view this great ARRG achievment. Remember without the support of the caring public and many website visitors to raise the funds for this stage 1 the centre could not have happened.
Now we need to continue with our fund raising and appeals so that we can proceed ASAP to Stage 2 of our centre to build the much needed emergency animal pens at a cost of $10,000 and ultimately our vet clinic at a cost of$30,000.
WE ARE IN MUCH NEED OF MORE VOLUNTEERS AT THE NEW OFFICE AND VOLUNTEERS TO SPEND TIME WITH THE SPECIAL NEEDS ANIMALS
Your help is needed NOW - Volunteers needed for weekends!
More Volunteers are needed for the weekend to share the workload.
Please contact us to find out more...
Page last updated: 28 Apr 2009