To help keep frightened pets to
a minimum:
If you are using fireworks at any
kind of celebration, please use lower-noise fireworks, as they will reduce
the likely stress caused to animals. You should make sure that pet and
farm animal owners in the neighbourhood are aware of the date and time
of the event
Firework debris and litter can harm
animals, so pick it all up after it has cooled down and dispose of it safely
Keep cats and dogs indoors while
any bonfire is alight. Ensure that any bonfire is a safe distance from
aviaries or rabbit / guinea pig accommodation
Bonfires can be fatal for wild animals
such as hedgehogs, which often crawl into them to sleep. Build bonfires
as late as possible to reduce this risk and make sure you disturb the bonfire’s
foundations to give any wildlife a chance to escape before it is lit.
Information supplied by the RSPCA
For Sale
£45.00
Tri-Fold Dog
Ramp
Size:180cm
Long x 51cm Wide (71" x 20")
Weight: 11kg
(24lbs)
Skid resistant
tread, folds in three sections with clip to hold the ramp together and
has a carry handle for easy transportation. Made from a heavy duty plastic.
Ideally used on larger vehicles such as 4x4's, MPV's and Vans. It will
take dogs up to 200lbs
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Congratulations
to Zeus Davison on his recent dog show wins:
Ryedale Dog Rescue
Dog Show:
Most Appealing
eyes ~ 2nd Place
Dog Obedience
~ 2nd Place
Dog Judge
would most like to take home ~ 3rd place
Big GSD Rally.
Huddersfield:
Best Long
coat Dog ~ 3rd.place
Open Dog ~2nd
place
Hartlepool
Dog Show:
Best biscuit
catcher ~3rd place
Darlington
Dog Show:
Best Pedigree
~ 2nd. place
Best Condition~
2nd. place
Overall best
in show ~ 2nd. place
Stokesly show:
Best Pastoral
Breed~ 1st place
Best condition
~ 3rd place
Best In Show~
2nd place.
Congratulations
To Rescue puppy Rhainbow
who recently won Prettiest Bitch
and came top of her class in obedience.
Rhainbow also won Best In Match at a
local match night, so well done that dog and her new mum!
Jennas owners were emigrating and
couldn't take her with them. They contacted us the day before they were
due to leave and asked if we could find her a home!
How could we not?
Following what turned out to be
not a very good start with us, Jenna soon settled in her new home with
her new dad (Jim) her new GSD friends, and Daisy the spaniel. Together
Jim and Jenna have been attending training classes at The Dog House in
Seaham for the first time in Jennas life.
In October she sat her Bronze Award
Kennel Club Good Citizen test and passed with flying colours.
Well done
Jenna!
Jakes story:
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more
Images from our Dog Law
Seminar 2008.
Fostering
Like may other
rescue organisations, GSD Rescue & rehoming hare finding it an increasing
struggle to help unwanted dogs.
We are limited
in the number of dogs we can re-home in the North East area by the
availability of temporary foster homes.
Are you at
home during the day? Do you have a secure garden? Do you love dogs? Then
why not become a foster home?
Please email
us for further details.
Dog food,
blankets, towels and bedding always needed.
How your money
is spent:
Kennel costs
& food for 1 week= £56.
Spay/neuter
= £90.
microchipping
= £15
Vaccinations
= £30.
Worming &
Deflea treatment = £5.
We also have
equipment to replace such as bedding, cages, collars and leads so every
donation is desperately needed.
Thanks to
everyone for their ongoing help and support.
You can help sponsor a dog awaiting
its new home by making a monthly donation.
To find out how:
©GSD
Rescue & Rehoming North East.
All the money
raised by or donated is spent on the welfare of the dogs in our care. No
monies are taken by helpers towards their expenses or receive any
payment for their time.