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DO YOU LOVE
CATS?
DO YOU LIKE
MEETING PEOPLE?
We are looking for someone to
take on the role of Cat Homing Coordinator
which is a most interesting and rewarding job, albeit busy and time consuming.
Ideally this would probably
suit someone early retired with
few family commitments and administrative ability.
INTERESTED?
Find out more by phoning
01494 527118
We
would be so
pleased to welcome you to our friendly and successful homing team! |
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We are urging pet owners to make
sure their four-legged friends do not frazzle in the heat this summer . . . .
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Lots of young animals are handed in to us as
orphans, but many of them actually haven’t been abandoned at all!
If you’re worried about a baby animal that seems to be alone read our advice
here.
If after
that you’re sure the animal has been abandoned, either call us on
0300 1234 999 or find your nearest wildlife
rehabilitator.
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If you have extensive experience in looking after and
caring for Guinea Pigs ... .
Sadly we are losing our experienced
Guinea Pig Fosterer and are desperate to find a replacement.
Think you can do it?
Please call Heather for a chat on
01494 863009 |
HERE |
Click Here
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You could play a vital role in
the success the branch has in the safe rehoming of its vulnerable animals.
Help is needed for one or two
weeks every once in a while,
working from home you'll have plenty of back up at all times.
This would be ideal for someone
at home a lot of the time, particularly at weekends.
Why not join our happy team, &
help us to help the LOCAL animals.
Interested?
Call Heidi on 01494 564026
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There are collection
boxes scattered all over our area
and this valuable income helps the
many animals in our care find new homes.
Thank you...
to everyone who puts pennies or
pounds into these boxes.
If you could place a box near you or,
if you have a box that needs emptying,
Please Contact
Elaine on 01494 527605 |
Short-term or Long-term They All Need Your
Help...Dogs, Cats, Gerbils, Hamster & Rats
Can you offer Temporary or
Long-Term
accommodation to one or more of our pets?
You will be rewarded by the love
and affection they give you whilst in your care.
We provide everything the pet
needs, with help and advice always available at the end of the telephone.
Find out more by clicking on
the appropriate picture above!
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 2010 ~
 Keep
Your Dog Cool As Temperatures Soar ...
RSPCA
finds new homes for more Staffies than any other dog ...
94%
Support RSPCA’s Call To Ban Wild Animals In Circuses ...
Launch
of our Political animal website ...
Sad
Endings For Buzzard And Tawny Owl Tangled In Trees ....
75
Starlings Die In Mystery Crash Landing ....
Irresponsible
owners need to be focus of dog law consultation ...
 RSPCA
helping in Haiti ...
Hunting
Act Marks Five Years Of History -RSPCA celebrates success of anti-cruelty law-
...
Animal
Welfare Revolution Continues In Economic Recovery ...
 Marley
And Us ... ..
Mystery
Surrounds Abandoned Pony...
2009 ~
 Second
Dog Found Tied To A Tree....
The
RSPCA’s Comedy Calls Of 2009 ....
Holly
Found Tied To A Tree ... ..
Vote
Now For Your Favourite Pet Picture .. ..
Chuckle
brothers visit the Burnham shop ....
Update
on the Dumped Trio...
To read
these and other interesting, informative & sometimes harrowing news
stories...
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Most people are 'pig ignorant' when
it comes to food labelling on pork products, according to a new poll
commissioned by the RSPCA.
Jamie says: "I very much
support the RSPCA's 'Rooting for pigs' campaign as I think that the public needs
clearer labelling when it comes to meat, particularly pork and bacon, as the
variation in pig welfare across Europe and the world is so diverse," says Jamie.
"How many people outside of the industry know the difference between 'outdoor
bred' and 'outdoor reared', for example? Not many." |
Most of us already know what our
carbon footprint is, but what about our Farm Animal Welfare Footprint? Visit
www.animalwelfarefootprint.com & discover your
farm animal welfare footprint.
 We
also believe that it is important to encourage your children to think about
animal welfare so we have created a fun activity you can do with them.
Create farm animal masks! But, don't worry as we have created four
templates
(a sheep, cow, pig and hen) for you to print. |
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Shoppers are being urged to upgrade to higher welfare chicken and sign a new
online petition.....
more
photo © RSPCA |
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The magic of microchipping
23.06.08 A couple from
Dorset have been reunited with their long-lost pet, Brambles, after nearly
three years - all thanks to the 'magic' of a microchip... more |
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An assortment of information
for you about different pets, their needs & wants, health tips, handling
tips & if they are the right pet for you.
Read all
about it......
more
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Lost
& Found Register ~If
you have lost a pet, what should you do? Find out here ....
more
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Recycling ~
The South
Bucks RSPCA can benefit from your old stamps, foreign coins, printer
cartridges and old mobile phones...
more
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Find
out how you can help the RSPCA ~
Fostering, Volunteering, Donating - in fact there are many ways we urgently
need your support... .. ....more
Did
you know ~
South
Bucks RSPCA is totally independent of the RSPCA Head Office, this means we
have to raise all our own funds to help, rescue & care for all local animals
in need ... .. ...
more
Join
the RSPCA ~
HELP protect
animals from cruelty by joining the world's largest animal welfare organisation,
the RSPCA...
more
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Become a Volunteer ....
How can you help your local
RSPCA....
more
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What Area is Covered by
the South Bucks RSPCA?
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RSPCA EDUCATION ~ |
Adopt
a pet ~ Last
year South Bucks RSPCA found homes for 252 dogs, 184 cats, 166 rabbits,
81 guinea pigs, 15 rats, 14 gerbils, 10 hamsters, 6 ducks, 6 love birds,
3 budgerigars, 3 cockatiels, a chinchilla and a parakeet.
Can you provide a caring home for a loving pet?
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it to us ... Legacies
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