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‘A dog for every job and a job for every dog’

Dogs Rehomed

Dogs4Jobs is a holistic working dog community service founded in November 2019, operating across Australia. Our main goals are rehoming working breed dogs from all walks of life, that are in need of a new purpose, or second chance, as well as striving to match a suitable dog to each individual, family, home and/or jobs’ requirements. Whether it’s working the couch and cuddles after a run and play, working the dog sports arena, working on the well-being of humans as a therapy or assistance dog, or working stock; we aim to make sure every dogs’ needs will be met.

Further to our primary purpose, we also work with the wider working dog community to provide relief and assistance to owners and their dogs in times of need or natural disasters, as well as delivering support, training and educational programs to assist in bettering outcomes for working breed dogs and people in the community.

Dogs4Jobs is an animal welfare charity registered with the Australian Charities and Not-For-Profit Commission.

 

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2 days ago

***POUND>VET>ROADTRIP>FOSTER CARE***

Sweet Senior girl Jessie has been busted free!

From Tamworth Pound, to our vets, to her foster home in Toowoomba - so many moving parts to get a doggo to safety. And our incredible team does this every week! THANK YOU!

We still need help to raise some funds for this weeks senior doggo saves.

You can donate by clicking the ‘donate’ button below.

Via PayPal to contact@dogs4jobs.com.au
Bank transfer/deposit to the Commonwealth Bank -
Name: Dogs4Jobs
BSB: 062533
ACC: 1022 1920
Ref: Senior Appeal
(Please email shop@dogs4jobs.com.au for a tax receipt if using this method).

You can donate using cards via www.givenow.com.au/dogs4jobs where you can also set up a recurring monthly donation to help us save more dogs, all year round.

Thank you so much! Jessie is settling well and is absolutely delightful 🥰🐕🐶🐾
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***POUND>VET>ROADTRIP>FOSTER CARE***Sweet Senior girl Jessie has been busted free!From Tamworth Pound, to our vets, to her foster home in Toowoomba - so many moving parts to get a doggo to safety. And our incredible team does this every week! THANK YOU!We still need help to raise some funds for this weeks senior doggo saves.You can donate by clicking the ‘donate’ button below.Via PayPal to contact@dogs4jobs.com.au
Bank transfer/deposit to the Commonwealth Bank -
Name: Dogs4Jobs
BSB: 062533
ACC: 1022 1920
Ref: Senior Appeal
(Please email shop@dogs4jobs.com.au for a tax receipt if using this method).You can donate using cards via https://www.givenow.com.au/dogs4jobs where you can also set up a recurring monthly donation to help us save more dogs, all year round.Thank you so much! Jessie is settling well and is absolutely delightful 🥰🐕🐶🐾

2 CommentsComment on Facebook

donated by eft for beautiful Jessie and the other seniors, thanks for saving them 🐾🌺🐾❤️

Donated. Makes me think of my Dogs4Jobs Thelma senior rescue who left us August 27 aged 16.

4 days ago

We saved sweet 10-month old Kelpie, Susie, from the bullet when she was just a pup. Now she’s on the hunt for her perfect forever home 🏠.

She’s true to breed in her enthusiasm and would be best suited to a home who has experience with working dogs.

Susie is in NSW and available Australia wide via commercial transport. You can find out more about her in our comments or stories.
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10 CommentsComment on Facebook

My Tess was handed into the pound to avoid the bullet I got her on failed working dogs the worker had to come to Victoria I meet her and Tess came home that was 3 yrs ago . Now she rounds up the chooks and chase the Calfs back Into there paddock if they get past the hot wire no training she knows what to do when asked we love her to bits no crate for this family member she has her lounge bed and her bed in our bed room

If only I could have 3rd

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5 days ago

Lovely senior girl Pip is ready to find her retirement home 🏠.

Pip is a 10 year old kelpie who is still full of spirit and would love to be a non-herding farm hand.

Pip is in Victoria and available Australia wide via commercial transport. You can find out more about her in the link in our comments or stories.
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6 days ago

Pupdate from Tilly 🐾

“Just thought I'd send another update 1 week after picking up Tilly.
She is settling in so well, very loving - giving us lots of kisses and is already protective of the kids. Apart from chewing a few things when left alone outside, she has been so good with everything and is learning quickly.

We can't thank you enough for picking us to be beautiful Tilly's new family 💞”
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Pupdate from Tilly 🐾“Just thought Id send another update 1 week after picking up Tilly.
She is settling in so well, very loving - giving us lots of kisses and is already protective of the kids. Apart from chewing a few things when left alone outside, she has been so good with everything and is learning quickly.We cant thank you enough for picking us to be beautiful Tillys new family 💞”

7 CommentsComment on Facebook

As a human to two D4J dogs, I love seeing updates on other doggies finding their home and the patience their carers show as they settle in. One of ours took many many months due to her past and every little milestone is memorable so I appreciate every adopter sharing their journey with their furry companion. Good luck, Tilly. Look after those kids!

Absolutely wonderful news so lovely to see you all cuddled up together

Wonderful news Tilly

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1 week ago

Beautiful ex-worker Koa is ready to find his new home 🏠.

Koa is a lovely, affectionate 5 year old kelpie boy. Once you’ve gained his trust he’ll be your best friend for life 🥰❤️.

Koa is in NSW and available Australia wide via commercial transport. You can find out more about him via the link in our stories or comments.
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9 CommentsComment on Facebook

Would koa still be able to occasionally perform gentle herding work?

Brenton Harrison

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1 week ago

When you get a taste of freedom after being contained post desexing 🤪🤠😂

🐾 Banjo is currently in foster care and will be available for adoption soon.
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When you get a taste of freedom after being contained post desexing 🤪🤠😂🐾 Banjo is currently in foster care and will be available for adoption soon.
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