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Directory of animal rescue web sites mainly in the UK. Grouped by location and animal. Pages for lost and found pets and pets needing new homes. All the notices and directory entries are completely free.
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GENERAL NOTICES
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this NOTICES section for miscellaneous notices, non-trade sales &
wanted items, to announce forthcoming events at your shelter, demonstrations,
appeals etc. Please use the NOTICES
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23 April:
South Africa: Hi all, this is a very serious matter... In the 2007, the 'artist' Guillermo Vargas Habacuc, took a dog from the street, he tied him to a rope in an art gallery, starving him to death. For several days, the 'artist' and the visitors of the exhibition have watched emotionless the shameful 'masterpiece' based on the dog's agony, until eventually he died. contact: http://www.petitiononline.com/ea6gk/petition-sign.html
19 April:
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire: I have a small rescue center, and take in unwanted poultry including cockerels, Ducks and Geese, I have a no cull policy and let my birds live out their natural life span, Occasionally I do re-home birds, but visit the new home before hand, I can collect birds from up to 10 miles away, Dennis
contact: oldangrey1@yahoo.co.uk mobile 07748925918
19 April:
Cheshire: Please help us raise public awareness of puppy farms. Print off poster and join forum .Tell us about anyone selling sick puppies http://www.dogs-r-us.org/
contact: puppylove@dogs-r-us.org
8 April;
italy: on my visit to Italy i was shocked to see the poor treatment to dogs left to roam the streets late at night i stayed in sorentto and visited pompeia to see dogs starving to death these dogs were friendly in a desperate state just dumpted by there owners who have got bored with them ..how can the italian goverment do nothing ..do they not realise it will put tourist of going there? can any one help it broke my heart to leave them .
contact: jandarcy@housevideos.co.uk
6 April:
wiltshire: i am looking to get together a collection of dog medicines/cat medicines(flea/ wormers etc) and headcollars leadropes bridles horse wormers for distribution to animals in the gambia in 2 weeks time.....anything that can be used will be used thank you :)
contact: ts3237@student.open.ac.uk
22 Mar:
CAMPAIGN & PETITION FOR FREE VETERINARY CONSULTATIONS FOR ALL WILD ANIMALS IN THE UK
Please help us 'Make It Free' by visitng the campaign website & signing the online petition! Visit makeitfree.blythwildliferescue.co.uk for more information
16 Mar:
Walsall, West Midlands: We have some old duvets and pillows that we no longer need and before taking them to the local rubbish disposal site, we wondered if any local animal rescue centres could make use of them. We have tried the RSPCA-Walsall, but they did not need them. We can drop them off in the local area.Thank you
contact: lyttlebylyttle@hotmail.com
15 Mar:
wiltshire: hi i am looking for donations of dog/cats medicines(wormers/flea treatments/collars and leads) and also wormers/headcollars/lead ropes etc for donkeys and ponies all these live in the gambia and they have a very hard life.....please can you find a little time to help make their lives a little better.......... thank you
contact: dwarrenkeel@yahoo.co.uk
2 Mar:
UK: Photos turned into cross stitch charts on behalf of Hope Rescue, Wales. www.stitchapet.co.uk. 100% proceeds got to Hope. From £2.50 donation.
contact: stitchapet@live.co.uk
26 Feb:
Norwich: Hello, I would like to help out poeple locally with dog walking and grooming, I am free nearly everyday and if you would like me to come and help you groom or walk your dog please contact me I have a national diploma in animal management plus several years experiance working with animals and wish to help out locally to gain more experince before starting up my own pet sitting and grooming company. contact: holly_parker1@yahoo.co.uk
17 FEB:
burton on trent: hi my family and i carryout rescue work for cage and aviary birds also some rodents, we so this for the rspca and were just wondering if we could be of any use to yourselves
contact: michaelmidsman@aol.com
7 Feb;
Stourbridge West Midlands: I have 5 large cages suitable for rats,chinchillas etc. I am willing to donate these to any small animal rescue who can collect them.
contact: yellowdaisymae@yahoo.co.uk
3 Feb:
Walton-on-Naze, Essex (CO14): I have a large Ferplast bird cage FREE to a good cause (rescue centre etc.,) approx size: 5 foot high / 3x2 foot wide - suitable for multiple small birds - AS NEW CONDITION
contact: paul@pbridgen.orangehome.co.uk
30 Jan;
York: YOU COULD SAVE US!
We are struggling to keep your local Dog Rescue Centre Plantation Dog Rescue running. We need to raise £4,000 a month to keep the rescue open. Most of our dogs were due to be put to sleep when we rescued them from the crowded council run kennels in Yorkshire. We assess, vaccinate, microchip, neuter, flea and worm each dog. We also do some basic training with them to make it easier for them to find a suitable home. We check all the homes and do an annual check on each dog. Since January 2005 we have rescued and rehomed nearly 200 dogs from Yorkshire and other areas and completed many people s families. With your help we can continue to give these dogs the chance that they deserve. We receive most of our food from very generous food collections in local supermarkets but at the moment we have very few direct debits/standing orders which are what Plantation Dog Rescue really needs to secure a future for the many unwanted and abandoned dogs in the UK. Not only do we have the veterinary bills to pay, but all the everyday running costs too.
100 people could donate £40 per month
200 people could give £20 per month
400 people could give £10 per month
800 people could donate £5 per month
We also have the option of sponsoring a dog. You can pick one of the dogs and come and visit it, you will be sent a certificate and photos until the dog is rehomed. For more details please speak to Ruth or Emma. If you would like to see how we spend our donations & see the dogs, updates are regularly put on our website (www.plantationboardingkennels.com).
We really are desperate to keep the rescue going it has helped so many needy dogs already it would be a tragedy to have to close now.
Thank you for your time, we look forward to hearing from you.
contact: plantationdogrescue@hotmail.com/01759371988
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