Early Morning Rescue - Marine Rescue Forster Tuncurry At 0150 hours, the rescue alarm sounded. Duty Crew Peter, Stephen and Bryce sprang into action after receiving the MRMS alert from ZDOM Courtenay. Within minutes, uniforms were on, go‑bags packed, and a quick bite taken before heading to the pontoon at Forster Boat Harbour. A call went out for extra crew, and Gary confirmed his readiness via SMS. Offshore rescue vessel FO30 awaited, and the team wasted no time lowering her into the water. Adr

This is happening all the time. Every. Single. Day. Dogs dumped on the side of the road, in parking lots, or in empty fields. They simply don’t know how to survive on their own and the nights are only getting colder. They freeze, they starve, they get hit by cars, they get sick…and while rescues are out here running themselves ragged trying to save them all, the people doing this keep thinking they can get away with it. The video attached shows the reality we face. While someone risks their own

We first saw her about a month ago when we went to Rescue Mama Sasha. We put the tag in, but the shelter told us she had already been adopted and her new family was finalizing things upfront. Recently when we were back at the shelter, we saw her there again. They said she had been left tied up outside and that they’ve been trying to contact her owners, but they weren’t responding. I know how this shelter does owner surrenders and it couldn’t be easier. It’s basically curbside service you park th