Project Underdog Rescue is a registered charity dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and successfully re-homing companion animals who need us most.

Our volunteer-run charity saves homeless dogs, cats, puppies, kittens and farm animals on death row in pounds and shelters and finds them loving forever homes. We rely on the community for donations and support in saving lives. Forever Friends Animal Rescue Inc. only exists due to the generosity of the public to help fund the many costs of saving lives. We are a registered charity, and all donations over $2 are tax-deductible. To Donate Online via Credit Card: http://www.givenow.com.au/foreverfriendsanimalrescue To Donate via Direct Deposit: Account Name: Forever Friends Animal Rescue Inc. Bank: Westpac BSB: 033 039 Account: 658740 * Please put your name in the ‘Reference’ field and email your receipt to donations@foreverfriends.org.au so we can issue a tax receipt. We were established in 2011 to save homeless dogs, cats, puppies and kittens from euthanasia in pounds and shelters and find them loving Forever Homes. We are entirely staffed by volunteers, receive no government funding, and rely on the community for donations and support in fulfilling our mission. Please see this PetRescue link to view animals currently available for adoption: http://www.petrescue.com.au/groups/10339 All our rescue pets are desexed, vaccinated, microchipped and wormed and are adopted out on a four-week trial to make sure they are the best match for your family, and vice versa. We are always looking for both short- and long-term foster carers to help us save lives, and volunteers to help us fill all the essential roles - from transporting animals to administration. Please get in touch if you'd like to assist: info@foreverfriends.org.au.

International Overdose Awareness Day is observed on 31 August. It is a time to remember people lost and an opportunity to take action to end overdose. Penington Institute is a leading national voice in the public health sector. Since our inception as an independent, non-profit organisation in the 1990s, we have worked to increase understanding and improve responses to the problems arising from the use of illicit drugs, pharmaceuticals and alcohol. Whether it’s through strategies to prevent the transmission of blood-borne viruses, information campaigns, or the provision of training programs for workers at the front line of health and emergency services, Penington institute employs a scientific approach to addressing an issue that affects all levels of society. Penington Institute does not condone drug use but strives to protect people from drug-related harm when at their most vulnerable.