17 Sep | Posted by Sandra Sandford | no comments |
One of our supporters has informed us that parvovirus could be heading to the Midlands. The full report appeared in the Burton Mail.
If owners are not sure whether their Cairn is fully vaccinated against the disease, we would advise that they consult with a veterinary surgeon at the first opportunity.
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I have a question. Ringo has taken to running around on three legs rather a lot. Not permanently, but there must be a reason. At one stage I was giving him with Calpol because he seemed to be in pain but stopped that after a few days. Does anybody have any suggestions? Many thanks, in anticipation.
Happy 1 year Gotcha Day Jack for yesterday & Happy Birthday!! Thank you John Cooper-Hammond for the great photo, time flies by so quicklyJack has been with us for a year now, and today is his twelfth birthday. Thanks to Anne Weaver for making it possible for us to rescue Jack.
UPDATE - FOUND and handed in to local vet. owner on way to collect her <3
Please share to get this little girl home <3
1st April - ** UPDATE - THANK YOU EVERYONE - I'm removing Nicks number for now. We may have to add it again but tomorrow there is a meet up with a prospective foster to see how it works out. fingers and paws crossed & THANK YOU to everyone for sharing
We have received a call for help in looking for a temporary foster home for a complete male Cairn Terrier called Scooby who is up to date with all vaccinations and belongs to a young lady who has just moved in with her partner Nick who lives in Kingsbridge, Salcombe, Devon (between Exeter and Plymouth) but Nick's land lady will not allow dogs in his flat.
Obviously in this present climate arrangements will have to be made between yourself and Scooby’s owner about social distancing when meeting up and the best way to deal with this. We said we would put out an appeal for them.
This will only be for a short time.
Thank you as always.
We would like to share the following information which we recently received from the Kennel Club regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19):
The Comfort in Crisis Campaign:
Leading animal organisations and charities have joined together to support both pets and their owners through the current
current Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. The Comfort in Crisis Campaign went live this week and this aims to provide clear guidance to owners on how to look after their pets during the current COVID-19 crisis:
Jack has been with us for a year now, and today is his twelfth birthday. Thanks to Anne Weaver for making it possible for us to rescue Jack.
Professional photographs courtesy of Firefly Pet Photography
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