13-01-2010, 05:42 PM
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Paws n claws
[B]we are based in Wigan and St. Helens, have room for 4 dogs in newly built kennels but prefer to foster all animals in a home enviroment. we are always looking for foster cares and need the help of homecheckers
to date we have re-homed 1850 battery hens, about 50 dogs, and 40 kittens and lots of small furries, I have fostered a dog and 3 rats and ended up keeping them all, I now have 5 dogs (2 gsd's and 3 rough collies) and 17 rats
All the animals that come into our care are seen by our vet and recieve any medical treatment, including worming, fleaing and shampoo and grooming.
some animals only need the minimum vetrinary intervention but some need more specialist care, we will never re-home an animal until it has a clean bill of health.
Until now our only source of income has been donations given to us by new owners, but if a person is offering the right home to an animal they will not be turned down just because they can't afford a donation, this happened recently, it cost £150 to treat a dog and the new owner couldn't afford a donation. the priority is to get the animal re- homed with the right person!
We did a sponsered dog walk in November and raised £1000, but got blown to bits on Blackpool prom.
We hope to do it again in spring (i,ll keep you informed) all welcome.....[/B]
to date we have re-homed 1850 battery hens, about 50 dogs, and 40 kittens and lots of small furries, I have fostered a dog and 3 rats and ended up keeping them all, I now have 5 dogs (2 gsd's and 3 rough collies) and 17 rats
All the animals that come into our care are seen by our vet and recieve any medical treatment, including worming, fleaing and shampoo and grooming.
some animals only need the minimum vetrinary intervention but some need more specialist care, we will never re-home an animal until it has a clean bill of health.
Until now our only source of income has been donations given to us by new owners, but if a person is offering the right home to an animal they will not be turned down just because they can't afford a donation, this happened recently, it cost £150 to treat a dog and the new owner couldn't afford a donation. the priority is to get the animal re- homed with the right person!
We did a sponsered dog walk in November and raised £1000, but got blown to bits on Blackpool prom.
We hope to do it again in spring (i,ll keep you informed) all welcome.....[/B]
here's where you guys come in, if there is anything at all you can do to help we will be very grateful, anything at all, if you hear of an animal needing assistance please let us know and maybe we can help.
we have re-homed dogs are far away as Glasgow and the other end of the country, Sussex, (thank god for the internet)
We did a sponsered dog walk in November and raised £1000, but got blown to bits on Blackpool prom.
We hope to do it again in spring (i,ll keep you informed) all welcome.
admin!!! will it be ok to post photos on here if we have an animal looking for a home?
we have re-homed dogs are far away as Glasgow and the other end of the country, Sussex, (thank god for the internet)
We did a sponsered dog walk in November and raised £1000, but got blown to bits on Blackpool prom.
We hope to do it again in spring (i,ll keep you informed) all welcome.
admin!!! will it be ok to post photos on here if we have an animal looking for a home?
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