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💕🐾 Happy Heavenly Birthday my darling Mia 🐾💕

Today you would have been 14…
It’s been one year since I lost you, and the void you left is still so deep, so dark, and so painful.
You were my heart, my shadow, my little soulmate. From first day I got you until the day I lost you, I don’t know if I could ever love another being the way I loved you.
I hope you’re running free, tail wagging, chasing waves and sunshine — just like you used to.
Forever loved, forever missed. 🕊❤️

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More than 150 people gathered at The Deck in Busselton this morning to voice their concerns about potential changes to dog beach areas in the region.

It comes after the City of Busselton proposed changes to 20 beaches, including the permanent prohibition of dogs from eight of them.

The group of locals, dog lovers and beach walkers exchanged ideas and discussed what effect the banning of dogs on some beaches would have on the community.

Many said walking their dogs on the beach provided vital community connection and removing that opportunity would impact their overall wellbeing.

Others emphasised a disappointment in the lack of consultation, awareness and justification for the changes.

Busselton Mayor Phill Cronin, who was in attendance, threw his support behind the group and promised their feedback would be listened to.

“We’ve got more people here than what we would for an annual general meeting,” he said.

“I commend Steve, Emma and Mariah for putting this together and it’s really opened up our eyes to the compassion and the resilience the community has.”

👋Hi Everyone! 👋
Please help local Busselton locals and their dogs are signing this petition that’s in the comments. Please oppose the City of Busselton’s changes to the dog beaches. Locals and their dogs have a right to use their beaches too.

Please click on the link in the comments and sign.
Thanks x 🐶🥰

Hi Everyone,👋
I hope you’ve all been keeping well!

I’m writing to share my concern about the City of Busselton’s proposed changes to dog access areas, particularly along the Geographe Bay foreshore — Morgan Street, Groyne Road, and surrounding areas.
I’m deeply disappointed by the plan to prohibit dogs from these much-loved local beaches. These areas are part of our daily lives — not just for recreation, but for community, connection, and well-being.

What’s especially frustrating is that these changes appear to align with the development of a new resort. It feels like, once again, priority is being given to tourists over the people who live here year-round. Many of us chose to live in this area because of the accessibility for our pets and the relaxed coastal lifestyle.

If you feel the same, I urge you to fill out the City’s public survey and express your opposition to these restrictions. The more voices heard, the better chance we have of preserving fair access for all.

I’ve attached the link to the survey in the comments — it only takes a few minutes.

Thanks for reading, and let’s stand up for our community!🐶👋

Happy 13th Birthday my beautiful Mia! 🥳
Just a little bit of you at your favourite beach.

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🥳WOOHOOOOOOO!🥳

In the finals for BEST ECO SALON in the Australian Hairdressing Industry Awards 
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BEST ECO SALON
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