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Sep 18

Clive (aka Pudding) is looking for a new home.
Clive is approximately 8 years old, is neutered and litter trained. He would be ideally suited to a home were he could spend lots of time outdoors. A small holding, stables or farm would be perfect. He's independent and likes his own space.🧡💙💛

If you would like more information about Clive to see if you might be a good match then give us a call.
Our phone lines are open 9am until 5pm 7days a week. 01246 455777 or 07872 421878.

www.petsamaritans.co.uk

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Sep 17

Gorgeous Gloria the Ferret.💛🧡💙
Gloria arrived at the centre on full guard, extemely underweight and with a lot of injuries. But Gloria has healed well, put weight on and finally settled. It's now time to find Gloria a new family. She loves a cosy blanket to struggle under and will make someone a lovely companion.
If you would like to be considered please give us a call on 01246 455777 or 07872 421878. Our phone lines are open 9am until 5pm 7days a week.

www.petsamaritans.co.uk

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Sep 15

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Sep 13

DORRIT🐴, CHLOE🐴 and BRIDGET🐴
Management of these little ponies has its challenges. Each season brings with it possible health issues which we desperately try to avoid.
Summer has been extremely difficult this year. Little Dorrit (you can see her black bottom in the photo), suffers from sweet itch, an allergic reaction to midges. The combination of wet and warm weather has seen the rise is midge numbers. It has also made the grass grow like crazy, great you might think, but this bright green grass can cause a debilitating condition called laminitis (inflammation of the hoof wall) which the whole herd is at risk from.
https://www.bhs.org.uk/advice-and-information/horse-health-and-sickness/laminitis
It's now time to prepare for winter and the challenges that come with the cold, wet weather.
We are always thinking of ways to keep these cheeky minds active. If you have any ideas please share them with us. We'd love to hear from you.
💙🧡💛

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Sep 10

Teamwork saves Gilly.🦉
The little Tawny Owl was found floating on a river in Barlow at 10.30am on Monday by Park Pals Dog Walking Services. A call to us for guidance, the Owl was retrieved from the water. Soaking wet and very weak she was taken to a local dog walking client who started to get Gilly warm and dry on our advice, while the dogs finished their walk and were taking home. By 12pm Gilly was with us. She was extremely weak and despite efforts to get her warm she was still too cold to feed. By 2am she had warmed up but had only eaten a few little bits of food by hand and we feared the worst. Owls carry very little fat storage and rely on fluids from their food too. By 4am however, Gilly finally started to hold herself up and finally ate a whole chick all by herself! 24hrs hours later you can see by the photo this little girl was looking much brighter and has continued to improve all week.💛🧡💙
The quick response from Park Pals and her wonderful client definitely help save this beautiful Owl.

If you would like to support our work please consider a donation.
https://www.petsamaritans.co.uk/donate/

Or why not become a Wildlife Angel?
https://www.petsamaritans.co.uk/donations/become-a-wildlife-angel/

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Sep 6

Catch us if you can!🦆🦆
These two Tufted ducks are with us because they were unscrupulously sold as pets. They had their wings clipped* to keep them in the garden but the new owner soon realised they weren't the breed the breed they were supposed to be. This duo will now stay with us until their new feathers come through and then be released.

*wing clipping involves clipping the end of the flight feathers to stop birds from being able fly. This is a temporary measure which doesn't cause pain and new flight feathers will grow back after a moult.

https://www.petsamaritans.co.uk/donate/

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