Welcome Back!

We’ve missed connecting with you! 
 From as far north as Lancelin, and as far south as Margaret River, 

 we appreciate the lengths you go to in caring for your fur family. 
It’s been a while since our last update, and we’re excited to reconnect. 
We’ve made a few changes here at the practice and can’t wait to share
 them with you.

Introducing Our Newest Team Member

The first of these changes was creating a client joy position! 
We’re delighted to welcome Ash, our saviour when it comes to finding appointments for your fur babies. She is one of the first friendly people you meet when you contact the clinic, helping with bookings, and inquiries, and making sure your appointment bookings are smooth and easy.

 

Ash started working at Active Pet Rehabilitation in June 2024. Ash has been volunteering at the RSPCA walking kennel dogs and supporting their rehabilitation to find their fur-ever homes. Currently she is actively volunteering at Native Animal Rescue in the Black Cockatoo team, working along side the Perth Zoo to rehabilitate Red Tail Cockatoos and Carnaby's back into the wild. 

 

Born and raised in Zimbabwe, Ash spent 12 years in the UK before settling in Perth where, with her husband, they are raising their three teen boys and their current fur baby Dusty. 
 

Our Core Values 

At the heart of everything we do are the values that guide our care for your pets. These principles are at the foundation of our practice, and they shape how we serve you and your best friends.
 

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