Deaf Dog Awareness Week 2018So you have a Deaf dog? ‘Oh how sad’‘Poor thing’‘Oh no’‘Gosh, that must be hard’‘Why would you pick that one?’‘You won’t be able to do much with a deaf dog’‘That’s not going to be safe with kids’‘Watch out for that one, it’s deaf’- things we hear all the time when out […]
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Worldwide Double Merle Awareness Day Today is Worldwide Double Merle Awareness Day!A number of rescues around the globe are working together to raise awareness and hopefully STOP Merle to Merle breeding from continuing.Double Merle breeding and why it needs to STOP!What is a Double Merle dog?A double Merle is exactly what it sounds like. It […]
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Every Day In Rescue Is A Surprise Whenever we think we’ve seen it all, we’re thrown a curve ball and frequently that leaves us making instant decisions without the benefit of any real forethought or planning. The appearance of Lacey, a blind mastiff x great dane in a Queensland pound a few weeks ago was […]
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The Fund Raising Never Stops You Give We GiveLike many rescue groups Hear No Evil relies solely on donations and our other fundraising efforts so we can continue our rescue work. The adoption fee we charge comes nowhere close to covering just the basic vet costs we incur when a dog comes into care, let […]
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Old But Not Forgotten: Becoming Sanctuary Dog The State of DaisyAt the start of March; we welcomed Daisy into care with Hear No Evil as a sanctuary dog.Daisy was old, emaciated, had a massive mammary tumour, conjunctivitis, severe long-term skin irritation, a mouthful of rotting teeth and so many other random lumps, bumps and damaged […]
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Rescue is Not Magic Every now and then we get told we are not doing enough to rescue EVERY deaf dog in the country or we are taking too long to respond to calls, emails, FaceBook messages, text messages, tags, call outs etc… Rescue is not magic. Rescue is Hard! It’s not instant and it’s not […]
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Setting Boundaries Learning and reinforcing your homes boundaries in a new environment can be one of the biggest frustrations for a new foster dog and Carer. It’s super important start working on this as soon as your foster dog arrives through the use of mat training. The tips to creating a harmonious environment is to: Make your […]
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Thank you for the goodies Lovingly Hand-Made by Craft for PawsTonight we would like to say a very big thank you to the fabulous team at Craft For Paws Fundraising (CFPF) for their absolutely massive donation of goodies that we received just after Christmas. In amongst the huge pile of items were numerous beautiful hand-made crate […]
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Quick look back but moving ahead As we continue to just getting on with the job of finding forever homes for our dogs care, we thought we take a moment to look back and see just what Hear No Evil achieved in 2017!So many new deafies came into care, we’ve had more vet visits than […]
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Make Meal Times Fun Feeding Time is Training TimeHow are you feeding your dog? Do you just put the feed in the bowl, dump it on the floor and leave? Well, if you are then you are missing out on a golden training opportunity and you may just be inadvertently reinforcing undesirable behaviours in your […]
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