Country Companion Animal Rescue

01/09/2026

01/09/2026

Not only will the puppies be available to meet their forever families, but our big dogs will be there as well
Come along & fall under the charm of Audra, (whose pups have all been adopted, so it’s her time now) & new arrival Dook.
Some of our favourites will be there too, Kylie & perhaps Zamm as well
We will be there from 11am until 2 pm
A great day out & lots of fun for everyone!

31/08/2026

A couple more photos of sweet Eugene 😊

31/08/2026

This is Edgy, he & his cousin Elvis are waiting for their forever family to find them
They are both around 2 years old & are quite timid, but gaining confidence slowly.
They need a quiet home, so no small children. They need a patient family who can help them gain confidence in the outside world slowly
Please email only. Don’t txt, call or messenger
[email protected]

31/08/2026

Here are a couple more photos of Eugene, who nobody seems to want to provide a loving home for
If you would like to meet him
Email
[email protected]

31/08/2026

JOLLY JUMPERS
Dogs jumping up is a common, normal behaviour, but it’s one that’s relatively easy to change as long as our reaction is consistent and everyone that interacts with the dog, follows the same approach.

When dogs have been jumping up for a long time, probably since pups, it takes time to teach an alternative behaviour and doesn’t happen overnight.

Allowing your dog to jump up when you wearing an old pair of jeans because it really doesn’t matter, but getting annoyed when you’re wearing smart clothes, causes confusion.

As with all behaviour we want to change, consistency is really important.
Dogs will continue to do what they find rewarding and we often inadvertently encourage and reward this behaviour by our reactions.

Pushing our dog away, shouting, scolding or interacting with our dogs when they jump up is still providing attention, even though it might be “negative” attention.

We need to show our dogs that jumping up results in no attention, but having 4 paws on the floor, searching for a treat that is thrown, retrieving a favourite toy, or a hand or chin touch is far more rewarding.

Dogs will soon realise that - “I don't have to jump up to get what I need. I can do something else that works much better.”

30/08/2026

Meet Dook, a new arrival at CCAR
He is like most of our big dogs in care, a big do**us of a cuddle monster.
He is only 18 months old, but like most large dogs, he is maturing slowly. A nice way of saying he is still a big puppy who doesn’t quite understand his size & weight & how heavy he is when he sits on your lap.
Dook is some type of mastiff cross, as handsome as can be, who is desexed, vaccinated, microchipped & ready to start his life as someone’s best mate.
Could he be yours?
Email for information, don’t ring, txt or message
[email protected]
He only deserves the best home!

30/08/2026

This is Eugene, he is around 2 years old
Vaccinated, microchipped, desexed.
We don’t know what his parentage is, but he needs a home where he is the only dog
He can be a bit of a bully to smaller dogs & I don’t think he likes cats.
He is very timid & shy with strangers & he doesn’t like loud noises, so no small children
He needs patience & training as he has not had any.
Email if interested
adoptions@ ccarpetrehoming.com.au
Don’t ring, txt or message , only emails answered.