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Porsche’s Rescue rehomes all small animals; rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, rats, ferrets, chickens and more! These animals are rescued from pounds across NSW when there is no other option but to euthanase. Occasionally we take in surrendered animals.

The sad reality is that every day there are small animals being put down in NSW. We are a private, self funded shelter and due to space limitations, only a limited few can be saved at a time. When an animal from Porsche’s Rescue is rehomed, it makes space for another life to be saved. If you would like to help out by fostering a small animal while we find it a home you can contact us.

Meet Porsche

Porsche runs a home-based rescue, helping to reduce the number of small animals euthanased in pounds across NSW. The volunteers and foster carers at Porsche’s Rescue look after these animals along with their own pets, giving as much attention to them as possible. Although they love caring for them, it is by no means an income, and the small adoption fees do not cover the vet costs, medication, food, vegies and time spent with them. Like many rescues, they have to earn a separate living and come home to ‘rescue work’.

Porsche has a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from The University of Sydney, graduating with honours. She completed her thesis on an alternative to surgical mulesing and has two pet sheep of her own, which she hand raised from lambs. Her studies in animal nutrition, physiology, genetics and other veterinary subjects, as well as her experience with animal training give Porsche an excellent background to further her passion for animal welfare.

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