Clifford and Lulu

BOTH NOW REHOMED
progress update on Cifford: 21/4/13

Hello Helen, Thought we would send you some pictures to let you know how Clifford is getting on.
He settled in fabulously and gets along with the cats fine
We have just got back from Scotland which he came and loved it.
And the snow of course!
Thank you, We couldn’t of asked for a better addition to our family.

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Willow

Willow has now found a home !!

This is Willow a six month old soft coated , brindle Lurcher girl.
She gets on with dogs and children.

Willow had her first walk off lead today and met eight other dogs.
She was a little nervous of their bombastic ways at first but soon settled in and started to chase in that circle of dogs that dogs seem to like doing.

MYSTERY ILLNESS UPDATE

New Forest Dog Owners Group
MYSTERY ILLNESS UPDATE

Forest Vets at Fordingbridge have released the following statement on their website –
“We have received reports of another suspected case of acute kidney injury occuring within the last week. This case is from outside the Latchmore Brook/Ogdens area. Investigations are ongoing to see if it is related to the previous incidents, and we will keep you informed as we get further information. As previously, please be extra-vigilant with your pets.”

NFDOG understands that the dog concerned in this possible case of the mystery illness was walked solely around the Verelea/ Picket Post area, from Smugglers Road car park. We would urge you to be over cautious with your dogs at the current time and regularly check them for signs of lesions appearing anywhere on their body or them seeming off colour. If at all concerned, seek advice from your vet.

The Animal Health Trust have produced a questionnaire for people who have walked their dog in the Ogdens area of the forest to fill in, it is available here http://www.aht.org.uk/cms-xmodnewsrss_detail/QUESTIONNAIRE_TO_HELP_WITH_INVESTIGATION_INTO_NEW_FOREST_DOG_DEATHS.html

LOST DOG
LULU, THE JACK RUSSELL IS STILL MISSING. THERE WAS A POSSIBLE SIGHTING OF HER AT FOXLEASE YESTERDAY. Lulu, a small Jack Russel is missing in Whitely Woods, near Lyndhurst/ Brockenhurst. She is tri colour, with a brown face and black and white body and is wearing a pink collar. She does not have a tag. She is on holiday in the forest and was spooked by deer.
Please call Rebecca on 07814 953161 if you see her.

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Appeal for fundraisers!!

We need volunteers to help us with fundraising at Pets at Home.

Do you think you can spare a few hours to help?

The dates we are needing help are from 18th April through to 12th May.

Can you help ?

If so please phone Helen at the Rescue

01202 380467

Thank you Pets At Home!!

Here’s young Pippin modelling one of the new coats paid for by Pets at Home.

They will help advertise those DAWGdogs needing homes when they are out on walks etc. especially when combined with their bright ‘I Need Adopting !!’ leads.

We would like to say a huge

“Thank you !!!!”

to Pets at Home Branksome for paying for these coats and for all their support of the Rescue.

Thank you also to Peter for these photographs.

Pippin himself is not looking for a home as he has his feet well under the table now as a permanent resident at the Rescue where he loves to pull everything off the radiators whenever he can!