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  1. Hi Murf,

     

    If this situation is getting desperate now would it be worth contacting Mosborough kennels/cattery to see if they could provide a place for them to stay whilst looking for a new home. I would donate a £1 per day towards their keep if others would also chip in. Gingers on here is a good contact with the staff there.

  2. Powerage, have a look at Apollo at Sheffield Dog Rescue, Mosborough. I am sorry I don't know how to add links on here. They have some lovely dogs up there, Shadow the Border Collie (my current favourite) has just found a new home.You can take them for a walk and spend sometime with them.

     

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    SamMT, I bumped into Julie from Thornberry Animal Sanctuary this morning and she told me they have a lovely youngish Cocker Spaniel in at the moment.

  3. Good suggestion Gingers. I walked Alfie, the little Jack Russell at Sheffield Dog Rescue for the first time last Sunday. He is a happy friendly waggy tailed boy who was fine with other dogs. You can visit the rescue between 10am and 3pm 7 days a week and the staff are happy for you to take him for a walk and get to know him.

  4. I have been running my dog walking and pet sitting business for nearly 5 years now. Unfortunately customers circumstances change all the time and I currently have a bit of spare time if anyone is needing a walker whilst they are at work etc. Due to the cost of petrol I just cover the S20, S21 and S12 area. I also do cat and small animal feeding for people away on holiday. Please see my website for further information. I do receive enquiries from prospective customers out of my area so if any dog walkers/pet sitters wish to pm or email me your details I can hopefully refer you on.

  5. Sheffield Dog Rescue (based at Mosborough boarding kennels) have some wonderful dogs in. I have a giggle at Jets photo on the website but she is a gorgeous dog. I have been walking Shadow recently. He is a young very handsome Border Collie,anyone who has the time and energy for him will be getting a wonderful companion. Please consider this rescue if you are looking to take on a new doggie at the moment or if you can lend a hand with some voluntary walking.

  6. Sale Amount £30

    Reason for Rehome / Sale Too many males in house

    Time Scale – How Urgent? Asap

    Has the Cat ever been in Rescue No

    Location S20

    Age & Sex Approx 14 weeks/male

    Vaccinated & Wormed Both done

    Neutered & Micro chipped Due next month, partly paid for

    Breed/ Mix Domestic shorthair

    Colour/markings Black

    Long/Shorthaired Short

    Live in / Or in and out Kept in at moment

    Used to a cat flap Not used yet

    Ever lived with other cats/dogs/other animals Cats and dog

    Any Current or Historical Health or Psychological Issues None

    Temperament Slightly shy,very playful

    OK with Dogs / Cats Yes

    Can the Cat be picked up and put in a basket without risk of scratching Yes

    Can the Cat be groomed without risk of scratching Yes

    Good or Bad with Children Not known

    Dislike of Men or Women None

    Housetrained Yes

     

    We found this kitten (now named Tucker) 5 weeks ago whilst out walking. Unfortunately we already have four male cats and his arrival has caused some tension and stress/spraying from them. Our dog discovered him cold and hungry, hidden in some brambles. After enquiring at the farm some distance away we were told he was probably from the farm cat left to wander and breed. One of his siblings had been killed the day before by a dog so we felt we needed to take him home. He has done nothing wrong but two of our other cats are really unhappy with his arrival. He needs to go to a home with another young cat/kitten to interact with. He is more confident when with another cat as he is still a bit shy with us. He is in excellent health and has a good appetite.

  7. This is a horrific experience for your puppy and yourself and I'm sure all the forummers have their fingers crossed that the injuries are not as severe as originally feared. But if amputation is advised please do not be put off. My last dog Bubu had 3 legs (after an rta with his previous owner). He was 3 legged for nearly 9 years enjoying long daily walks and runs, in fact until we lost him from old age he only ever needed a dental!! I'm sure many other owners who have experience of 3 leggitys will have enjoyed a happy and healthy life together.

  8. Dear LittleMermaid,

     

    I am very sorry to read your sad story about April. In September 2010 our 9 year old cat Jessica (ex cat shelter cat) started showing signs of illness and unfortunately went down hill very quickly. We knew when the time was right and sent her to Rainbow Bridge the following month. She had wet FIP, although it seemed to take the vets some time to confirm this!!! My reason for this post is that we have 4 other cats, 1 is nearly 19 years old and the youngest at 8 years is another ex cat shelter cat who was a very sickly kitten (having had ringworm) and they are all happy and healthy having lived with Jessica for years. We were very worried for sometime that we may lose them all.

     

    RIP April.

  9. I walked Patch yesterday (as a volunteer). He is a dalmation X and went into rescue only because of sad family problems. He is a lovely boy, I understand there was a potential new owner choosing between him or another male dog there. They currently have 13 dogs looking for a forever home so please give them a visit if you can help (10am - 3pm daily). The kennels are on Quarry Hill at Mosborough.

  10. Hi Pink Fairy,

     

    In 1997 I adopted my beloved Bubu collie x dog from Thornberry, he had 3 legs due to a rta whilst with his previous owner. During the following 9 years (nearly) that we were together we walked miles, he could still run at great speed when he wanted too and many people stopped to chat to me as they were touched to see him managing so well with only one back leg. It was only for the last few months of his life back in 2006 that he really slowed down. Hope you have a long and happy life together with your 3 leggity!

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