Dogs armed with global positioning systems (GPS) equipment are being used to help monitor rare birds in Scotland.
The amount of horses being abandoned has dramatically increased according to the ISPCA.
From the Limerick Reader…
Limerick resident Joyce O’Sullivan has offered a €1000 reward for the return of her African grey parrot.
Dublin SPCA & Home Instead Senior Care have teamed up to create a unique pet fostering service for senior citizens which enables them to foster a cat or dog for a number of weeks.
Dublin SPCA recieves hundreds of kittens and puppies every week that need a home, so if you can look after a pet this is a great way to get one.
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James Hennessy, curator of Reptile Village Zoo in Co Kilkenny, has demanded legislation in the area of keeping exotic pets.
They report being overwhelmed with calls from Irish people wanting them to take crocodiles, poisonous snakes and turtles because they can’t look after them.
“It has become pretty scary. We have to turn down animals because we are full up,” he said.
Mr Hennessy is giving lectures at the Pet Expo RDS Main Hall.
“I will be stressing that people must do their research before buying these kind of animals. They are not like budgies or cats. I will be warning people about what can go wrong.”
The internet has turned into an easy source for many exotic animals.
Useful websites:
- Reptile Village Zoo – Official Homepage
Three animal welfare organisations are teaming together for Puppy Farm Awareness Day.
Puppy Love, Hope UK and Puppy Alert are trying to raise public awareness of the horrors of puppy farming.
It is alleged that one farm in Ireland may have over a 1000 breeding bitches.
Sources:
- Puppy Farm Awareness Day – PetStreet
- News – Celia Hammond
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The Bath (UK) Cats and Dogs Home is at bursting point, and they are blaming the economy.
They have witnessed an increase in the number of discarded dogs, cats and small pets requiring treatment as the owners find vet bills too expensive.
A fundraising event is being held on Sunday at its site at Claverton Down with the hope of raising £35,000.
COPE Galway present Dogathon 2009, sponsored by Petworld.
Billed to be a fun walk for people and their pets on the Prom in Salthill, it takes place on Sunday September 20 at midday. Read the rest of this entry »
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