Jetpets Companion Animal Rescue Awards

18.09.20 03:05 AM By KIm Cooney

The Rabbit Sanctuary are Finalists! Yay!

I wanted to congratulate The Rabbit Sanctuary volunteers who made the Finals and to thank Priya for all her hard work involved in rounding us all up and encouraging us to enter the various categories as well as writing up the submissions. I know there was at least one “all nighter” for Priya as I couldn’t sleep either knowing she was slaving away into the early hours of the morning on her laptop.
Thank you to all adopters and volunteers who entered.

The Rabbit Sanctuary volunteers are Finalists in:

Drontal ® Foster Carer Story:Deanne Caruana with her story of The Rabbit Sanctuary rescue bunny “Ozzy” rescued from a dangerous domestic violence situation.
Refuel Digital Technology Award: The Rabbit Sanctuary
A big thank you to Gertraud Denscher for her thousands of hours of database development work with Kim to produce our new “Bunny Tracker” system.
Advocate ® People’s Rescue Story:Susan Heaton with her story of how her very first rescue bunny from The Rabbit Sanctuary helped her battle cancer and chemotherapy.

There were ten categories in the Jetpets Companion Animal Rescue Awards. There were more than 1000 entries!
Cathy Beer, founder of the awards said they were delighted to see rabbits and other animals (she means apart from dogs and cats) represented in the Finalists this year!

“The judges were moved by remarkable stories of resilience and human-animal bond. The entries are an inspiration to rescue organisations to continue their efforts in saving and rehoming companion animals,” said Cathy.
The winners will be revealed at a virtual Rescue Awards Ceremony at 4pm 15 October 2020.
Join in the celebration and watch this special event live via the Rescue Awards Facebook page at @rescueawards.

For updates on the Rescue Awards program, please visit http://www.rescueawards.com.au
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Thank you all for all you do for the bunnies and to help me. Kim Cooney

KIm Cooney