We’ve got some good news for your Tuesday afternoon, after 61 days of waiting patiently to find his forever home, Roy has been adopted as part of our 50 and Fabulous Campaign.

Roy found himself at our Cranbourne shelter after his owners could no longer look after him and he

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The Lost Dogs’ Home is calling on everyone who is an animal lover to get behind the 2024 Big Blankie Drive!

The annual call out for blankets to keep our animals warm and snug is now on, and the Home is hoping the community will get

After 132 days of waiting for his forever home, Slick Rick has been adopted!

Sarah and Ryan had seen Slick Rick’s story online and had instantly fallen in love with him. “We knew he was the one within 30 seconds of meeting him,” they said. It seems that the feeling was mutual

Meet our beauty queen Elizabeth Taylor!
 
At just six months old Elizabeth has been searching for her forever home for more than 60 days. Elizabeth has waited so patiently and can’t understand why no one has taken her home yet.
 
Elizabeth is a bit shy at first but once she gets

It’s not often you hear of someone spending 53 years in a job. Arthur was my Godfather and is probably the reason I love dogs so much.

I’ll never forget school holidays spent in pens with countless puppies.

The LDH is what is today because of his hard work. Rest easy. ♥️

Update: Biggie has been adopted!

Meet Ray Lipscombe, who recently celebrated his 80th birthday by riding 344km from Albury to Altona to raise money for The Lost Dogs' Home 👏🥹🐶

Read more about Ray and his love of riding, and dogs, here: auscycling.org.au/nat/news/80-ye…

The Lost Dogs' Home

Update: Fluffle has been adopted!!

Victorians are being urged to re-think their attitudes when it comes to our feline friends as new data reveals only seven per cent of all cats arriving at our shelters were reclaimed last year.
Media Release: dogshome.com/cat-attitude-c…

After four months in our care, Ricky is still waiting for a home.
The four year-old Mastiff cross was found by a member of the public alone and in the streets and very scared.
Despite our best efforts, we couldn’t locate his family and no one came for him. He wasn’t microchipped