Newsgroup: it.discussioni.animali
Titolo: Progetto ecologica/uristica in vendite (amministrazionestrao

 
 
Siete interessato negli cane di razza puro, e particolarmente cane di
origine Australiane, chiamato 'Dingo', che si rassomigliano alle 'Canelupe'
ma piu intelligente e docile (se allenato da nascita).
Questo attivita turistiche e in vendite con proprieta.
Lo progetto avra possibilita di aiuto da gruppi governative, e anche aiuto
via applicazione (competitivo) per nuove imprese touristiche, vedete allo;
www.ausindustry.gov.au
NB: Ci sara anche la possibilita da fare applicazione (assistito) per
residenza come 'VISA per imprenditore' via applicazione allo;
www.liveinvictoria.gov.au
Vendesi, una proprieta con scopo turistiche in Australia.
Gli dettaglie si tengano dal avvocati che procurano tutti gli documenti.
Potete vederne di piu del occupante adesso scomparsi (dalla fine del anno
scorse), e gli suoi cane alla suo pagine (ancora sul web);
http://www.wwwins.net.au/dingofarm/
Articole sul giornale sullo futurao della specie;
 
http://www.theage.com.au/news/Letters/Priceless-opportunity-to-help-save-the-dingo/2005/06/12/1118514924550.html
La firma che offre la compagnia e un gruppo di avvocati (cercavano dintorno
al Australiano $130,000 (Cambio e 0,6215 Euro per ogni dollaro.
The insolvency firm is PKF in Melbourne;
www.pkf.com.au
The detailas are;
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As founding members of the international association of PKF, the Melbourne
firm has successfully combined all the advantages of a major international
accounting association with the responsiveness and personal attention of a
trusted adviser.
Simon Marsh is the Managing Partner of PKF Melbourne.
Partner/Principal Profiles
Please find below a list of the key staff members at PKF in Melbourne. Click
on the name to view that person's profile.
Andreola, George - Partner
Arthur, Wai-Ping - Senior Manager
Davood, Krist - Director
Dean, Richard - Partner
Garvey, David - Partner
Goring, Jan - Manager
Harty, Jack - Chairman
Home, Andrew - Partner
Marsh, Simon - Managing Partner
May, Noel - Partner
McKay, Scott - Partner
 McKenzie, Jakkilyn - Director
Murone, Piera - Partner
Owen, John - PPN Contact - VIC
Paolacci, John - Partner
Pasias, John - Partner
Phillips, Michael - Partner
Port, Michael - Partner
Spencer, Frank - Partner
Stewart, Paul - Partner
Timms, Roger - Partner
Turner, Dennis - Partner
Dingo brood's miserable fate
Norrie Ross, law reporter
11jun05
MORE than 70 dingoes are living in appalling conditions on the former
property of Bruce "Dingo Man" Jacobs, who died last year.
 
 
The dingoes, a mix of pure and cross-breeds, face a miserable winter on the
run-down 2ha dingo farm he operated as a tourist attraction.
Too many dogs roam the sparse landscape and they have to fight for shelter
in a ramshackle collection of leaking outbuildings and cages.
Packs of dominant dogs roam the central property at Chewton, near
Castlemaine, looking for food and terrorising pregnant and weaker animals.
Pregnant bitches are forced to crawl under the former residence to find a
haven to give birth.
Even if they survive their birth, puppies are often taken and eaten by
dominant dogs and their mothers savaged as they try to protect them.
Animal welfare champion Tehree Gordon said urgent action was needed to give
the dingoes proper shelter, a water source and food.
"The situation is appalling. I feel sorry for these animals. Something has
to be done soon to give them a better quality of life," she said.
"There are too many dogs in too small an enclosure. If the weather is
inclement there is only a little bit of shelter. There is an urgent
situation to establish proper care."
A group of volunteers has bravely struggled to feed and care for the
bedraggled dingoes.
When the Herald Sun photographed the property several dingoes had injuries
from pack fights and adult dogs were seen eating pups.
Mr Jacobs, who had a controversial history of battles with the RSPCA, died
in November aged 62 and his estate was bankrupted the next month.
Melbourne firm PKF Chartered Accountants is the trustee in bankruptcy and it
is believed there has been widespread interest in buying the dingo farm.
The fate of the dingoes will be decided next week when the deadline passes
for tenders to purchase.
Mrs Gordon said she was shocked when she visited the farm and saw the once
proud dingoes. The volunteers who cared for the animals pending its sale had
done an excellent job in tough circumstances.
Mrs Gordon, who was Senior Australian of the Year 2004, owns the Jirrahlinga
Koala and Wildlife sanctuary at Barwon Heads and she has dingoes on the
property.
She plans to put in a tender but admits she will need public and possibly
government support to bring it up to a humane standard.
"My first priority would be basic medical attention and trying to separate
the bitches that are whelping," she said.
"Their pups are being taken by the other dingoes. They have nowhere to go."
Mrs Gordon said Mr Jacobs' original vision was the conservation of the
pure-bred dingo and education about the breed but it was lost along the way.
She said a large percentage of the dogs were cross-breeds and large scale
DNA testing was required to identify and protect the pure-breeds.
In the last few years of his life Mr Jacobs was under severe financial
strain and the property deteriorated. "He was a very proud man and I think
in the end he was too proud to say 'I can't manage and I need help'," Mrs
Gordon said.
The property has a guide price of about $130,000 according to Brett
Fitzpatrick, of the Castlemaine Property Group. A successful tenderer had to
show they had the welfare of the dingoes as a priority.
Tenderers had to show they could satisfy Department of Primary Industry
permit requirements to house and hold the dingoes.
Dr Rosemary Swift, a friend of Mr Jacobs for 20 years, said he would be
devastated if his dingoes were suffering.
"Bruce's aim would be to keep it going as one group of dogs, possibly
enlarging the area to give them more space," she said. "He wouldn't want
them in cages. They need to roam free."
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Ultima informazione
I refer to your enquiry regarding the Dingo Farm at Castlemaine in Victoria,
which is for sale by tender.
The tender is being handled on behalf of the Bankruptcy Trustee by Mr Brett
Fitzpatrick at Castlemaine Property Group, Castlemaine.
Mr Fitzpatrick's contact details are;
        Telephone 03 5470 6277
        Fax 03 5470 6377
        Email 
br...@castlemaineproperty.com.au
        Website 
www.castlemaineproperty.com.au
Stanno finalizando la vendita adesso, cosi facete presto
Thank you for your interest.
Regards
Dennis Turner
Partner
PKF Melbourne
Direct Ph: (03) 9603 1890
Mobile Ph: 0438 949 260
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