Most Incredible Animal Rescue Warriors 💪 | Bondi Vet Compilations | Bondi Vet

Celebrate International Women's Day with some of the most inspiring female animal rescuers on the planet!

Border Collie protector Gill rescues a blind puppy with a devastating neurological condition; Dr Chris Brown meets the incredible bipedal dog Faith, and the amazing woman who taught her to walk on two legs; Dr Audrey Shen helps devoted kitten saviour Zarema and her little fighter, 'Little Boy' ; and dedicated sea turtle rescuer Jenny saves a victim of a boat propeller attack.

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17:55 Faith the two-legged dog - Taken from the following Bondi Vet episode - Season 5 Episode 13

30:43 Little Boy the kitten - Taken from the following Bondi Vet episode - Bondi Vet Coast to Coast Season 2 Episode 14

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[Kamalunalani]

Faith was an amazing dog! She passed away in 2014 with her “mom”, Jude Stringfellow, and a platter cheese at her side. Glad Chris was able to see her

[carriew]

I have a blind dog and i can tell you they manage just fine with the right owner and training

[ftw]

So happy to find out Lala is now FOUR YEARS OLD! So so pleased!

[ferdalerdle]

Malala is now 5 years old! Bless you gill and the angels watching over both of you ❤️

[emmadrew]

The complete calmness when she heard she was blind was so sweet

[saphiremeadows]

ALL the Bondi vets are so incredible. It's so infuriating to me when all these other vets and professionals say "there's nothing we can do."
"They should be put down."
No. It's not that they can't. It's that they won't. The Bondi vets are proof of that. Even when the situation looks hopeless they find a way.

[AussieGoblin]

Jill is a legend and i hope the exposure the rescue has gotten has brought in much needed donations and volunteers.

[Neith]

I applaud all of the vets and animal rescuers that has made an appearance on this channel for what they have done and are continuing to do despite the sadness and cruelty that they face while helping the animals.

[guadalupeknippen]

Scott, I just adore the total love and tenderness you give all your little patients. Lala is just lovely as she blindly tilts her head just listening to her loving caregivers. Blessings to you all 🥰🙏💞☺️

[himboprince]

I love Zareema and all that she does for cats! They are so defenseless and even treated so poorly. It takes a lot of love to do wha these does and her words really speak to how big her heart is!

[lydiamarie]

I had a dog just like faith. He walked on his two back legs also. He had no problems his arms were deformed also. But someone stole him and I never saw him again. He was beautiful.

[petrescuework-difficultcas]

The Border Collie pup is gorgeous. I would love to know how she developed and what happened to her over the time.

[phoenixfire]

Malala is a perfect name for that puppy. She needs a strong, brave name to fight through her ailments. And her namesake is a badass!

[juneyshu]

Scott is a quite exceptional person, I hope his older years are as good as these!

[joannemurdock]

Thank u Jill for all the Love and care u give to Boarder Collies! 💕💜💙🙏🙏🐶🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[rosesove]

Amazing, she was a trooper. People don't realize how much we can learn from animals

[Pythonaria]

I'm going to mention a vet I had 22 years ago. Her name is Hege (Norwegian) who was working at our practice in the UK. My cat Poppy was born in 2000. We got her spayed but unfortunately, Poppy developed serious complications (she somehow managed to tear her internal stitches). It resulted in an emergency operation. Hege was the surgeon. Mid way through the surgery she had one of the nurses telephone me for permission to put Poppy to sleep while she was under the anaesthetic as the internal damage was quite severe. I heard Hege say "We've come this far, we'll carry on". Poppy came through the surgery but had to be kept in very close confinement in a cage that was only large enough for her, her food bowl and a small litter box. We were warned that she would probably never be able to jump any distance or walk properly as she'd lost a lot of muscle tissue from both her abdomen and her left rear leg - that was IF she survived. Well, Poppy did survive. She was able to jump up high, run around like my other cats and apart from having a very slight "wobble" on her back end that unless you knew about, you would not notice. Poppy went on to live for 17 years. We finally lost her to kidney failure in 2017. Hege left our practice to return to her native country of Norway. I really hope that Hege watches Bondi Vet and sees this post. Thank you Hege for not giving up on Poppy and giving us 17 marvellous years with her. You are a vet in million.

[kmccoy]

Dr. Chris is just amazing! Every animal seems to respond to him so positively. All the Vets on this show are just top 🔝 notch. Caring, loving people. Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️

[Blueee_Artsz]

Faith had a good life and lived longer then she was intended to. She had everything she deserved. What an amazing dog.

[stacysatterfield]

LALA is so adorable. I'm crying over this precious little doggy. All these incredible rescuers and Dr Scott, nurses, Julie, Dr Chris, Faith, Jude, all these stories