What's up dog?

Khloè is a 3 year old Labrador from Guide Dogs Victoria. She was matched with me in July 2023 to become my Assistance Dog. The process can be long and hard, but for Khloe and I not so much. They say the best bond betwern humans and animals form when the Animal chooses you, I believe we chose each other. It was definitely love at first sight for us both. We are inseparable, and this bond was even more so when I found out a week later that I was pregnant. Having CPTSD can be challenging enough without adding hormones into the mix, but in late Febuary this year we passed our PAT Test with flying colours, just a short ymths after being matched. Khloè is a ray of sunshine to everyone around her. She will pick up if I am anxious in crowds and creates a block so I can have breathing space. This is just one of her many jobs that she performs along with deep pressure therapy to help ground me whilst I'm in a midst of a panic attack. Without Khloè I wouldn't have had the confidence to go back to university and I wouldn't have had the confidence to attend the MCH to watch my beloved Tigers and watch Dusty play his 300th.
She's a superstar where ever she goes, but most importantly she's the love of my life.

We believe that no dog should be left behind.

Every dog that enters is eligible for the 2024 People's Choice Award. The winner of the 2024 OZ People's Choice will be decided by you, the people!

This year, we wanted to give the love back to our communities.

Every year, our campaign is supported and celebrated by a variety of incredible charities across Australia, all of whom mahi tirelessly to make a positive impact for dogs in their respected communities.

This year, the winner of the 2024 People Choice's Award will have the value of their doggy prize pack matched and donated to a charity of their choosing.

In addition, every voter will have the opportunity to donate towards one of the 3 incredbile mental health charities or dog organisations.