Farm fencing and kennels for rescue dogs

when you come across somebody who has such a profound impact on so many people, and you realize you can play a tiny part in helping them continue that you’d be crazy not to, right?!

so here we are - Sarah Lufe is currently based in Ourimbah, NSW but her army of followers are in every corner of every state as well as overseas. You see Sarah has this uncanny ability to rebuilt, repair, strengthen and save relationships between humans and hounds (and if you follow her you’ll know there’s also goats, sheep and cats in the mix too).

Sarah Lufe Dog Behaviour Modification has been providing assistance to homes with reactive, anxious and aggressive dogs and I can say first hand, she changes lives. From teaching humans the benefits of breed fulfillment and enrichment, building confident and capable dogs and giving you the tools to have a relationship with your dog you’ve probably always dreamt of - Sarah does it all.

Never to busy to answer your questions, or even slot you into a sneaky Zoom session Sarah averages 15 X 1on1 sessions each week plus an endless stream of Train-cation dogs, Sarah work almost non-stop from 5am to 8pm every day and in her own words “I love it so much my insides could explode”

Now here’s where we can help. Sarah has just purchased a new 112 acre property in Wollombi, NSW where she’s hell bent on continuing her amazing work and true to Sarah style, adding a little more work to her schedule

Sarah plans to set up paddocks specifically to work with Livestock Guardian Dogs. These paddocks will be set up to train LGD’s how to work, protecting sheep, goats and chickens.

That means farm fencing and kennels are a critical need for her to continue to help with the crisis we have in Australia right now with rescues, pounds and shelters inundated with these phenomenal breeds.

The paddock kennels alone are around $800 each. So let’s see if we can help put a dent in the costs for the fencing material and kennels so Sarah can just get one with saying YES to changing the lives of each of the dogs lucky enough to land at her property.