The Labrador Station

The Labrador Station Warning: Visitors will be Lab tested

20/10/2025

Amy love swimming so much that she even does it in her sleep

20/10/2025

Amy love swimming so much that she even does it in her sleep

03/10/2025

Perri is a sweet old boy who we love to have visit us

29/09/2025
29/09/2025

CALLING ALL LABRADORS & LABRADOR CROSSES! Proudly Supporting the Animal Welfare League The Photographyroom have a special $30 “PAWtrait” offer that will create precious memories AND also helps raise vital funds for the AWL.• 1 Hour Unley Studio Photo Session. (normally $225)• 12×8” Compl...

26/08/2025

Sniffing out crime, one paw at a time - Happy International Dog Day!

Where would we be without our Dog Operations Unit?

From late night chases to community engagement, our four-legged friends work hard to keep SA safe!

21/08/2025

Why Leaving Dog Hair Out for Birds' Nests Is a Bad Idea

You may have heard that leaving dog hair outside helps birds build cozy nests—but it’s not as helpful (or safe) as it sounds. Here's why:

1) ENTANGLEMENT RISK
Dog hair can be strong, and stretchy—especially from breeds with thick undercoats. Nestlings or adult birds can easily get tangled in it, cutting off circulation or even causing death. It's a heartbreaking, preventable danger.

2) CHEMICAL EXPOSURE
Many dogs are treated with flea and tick medications (even “natural” ones), and residues can linger on their fur. These chemicals can be toxic to birds, especially vulnerable hatchlings.

💡 Better Alternatives
If you want to help birds during nesting season, offer native plant material (like dried grasses and small twigs)

Nature is fragile. A kind gesture can unintentionally cause harm—let's be mindful of the ways we support our wild neighbors!

02/08/2025

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