Animal Lovers Scotland

23/02/2025

ELDERLY AND ANIMAL AWARENESS ALERT!
Here is a picture of Mojo. This sweet little boy has crossed the Rainbow Bridge simply because he lived with an elderly person who suffered from dementia. Why did Mojo suffer and die when he had a loving companion? Because his loving companion forgot he was there on a daily basis and forgot to feed and water him. Mojo did nothing wrong as well as his companion, who did nothing wrong.
This is an ALERT to all humans. We have many of God’s elderly’s out there (more than ever) that do not have a family or friends. They have no one to check on them. They are totally alone! Do you have someone(s) in your neighborhood? Do you even know? Have you looked? Are you aware?
This ALERT is to ask you, as an individual, to take it upon yourself to scan your neighborhood or town for elderly people who could use a friend. There are so many elderly people that are left alone. This is a huge danger in our society – Let “us” help this aging population and their animals to stay SAFE so Mojo’s life is not in vain. He will have served his purpose in this life.
We are calling you (yes, YOU) to seek out the aging population in your area and maybe put together a neighborhood group with an active agenda to check on this person or persons every day to make sure they are safe, have food, have food for their loving animal companion (which we know gives them much comfort), that their companion is fed, that they have or have taken their medicines, etc. Whatever their need may be. That they are not “ALONE.”

The simple act of caring is heroic.
Caring for our seniors is perhaps the greatest gift we have.

22/02/2025

21/02/2025

⚠️ If you're out this weekend, please report all sightings of dead birds for possible testing for Avian Influenza. 📝 Contact details below. ⬇️

📌 In England, Wales & Scotland, please contact Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) via https://www.gov.uk/guidance/report-dead-wild-birds
📌 In Northern Ireland, get in touch with Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs via https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/services/daera-dead-wild-bird-online-reporting-tool
📌 In Republic of Ireland contact Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine via https://aviancheck.apps.services.agriculture.gov.ie/report

Please also report them to BirdTrack through www.birdtrack.net for monitoring purposes. Thank you.

12/02/2025

11/02/2025

Meet Ralph, Rottweiler, male, 2 years old, black & tan, short hair, large. This handsome boy has come to us through no fault of his own and is now looking for his forever home. Ralph is young and boisterous but sweet in nature. More at https://bit.ly/BrownStKennels

27/01/2025

Meet Mary🧡

Mary is an absolutely beautiful girl that we rescued from the pound. She was heavily pregnant and gave birth two days after being rescued. Shes had 10 puppies but we sadly lost one of them. She gave birth on Christmas Day and did absolutely amazing!

Mary’s pups are now 4 weeks old and she’s been an awesome mum. After a bit of a rocky start, she soon took to motherhood and has kept them all well fed despite being drastically under weight herself. Shes currently got constant access to food and is eating 3x what she would usually, but due to feeding so many chunky puppies she is struggling to gain weight. Now they are weaning we are hoping that her body can concentrate on replenishing itself rather than just using calories to make milk.

Mary is excellent with children, she seeks them out for comfort and really loves them. Shes great with people but has been a little growly to one man that she met. This was because she was worried and she wasn’t aggressive in the slightest she just cowered and growled a little, but with lots of treats and fuss she came round quickly.

Shes can flinch if you move your hands too fast and doesn’t like raised voices so we assume that she has had a bad experience, but shes learning that not all people are bad.

Shes clean in the house as long as she gets out in time, but if she does have an accident it’s always near the door so she knows where to go. Due to eating so much so does toilet more than the standard dog but this is completely normal for the amount of food shes currently eating and won’t be forever.

We believe Mary to be no older than 2 years but don’t have an exact age so it’s only a guess.

Shes currently undergoing more dog tests, but so far she’s been fine with gradual introductions. This has been limited due to her having puppies though so over the coming weeks we will know more about what she’s like with other dogs. We would love her to have all of the attention to herself in a pet free home though if at all possible.

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📍 Lincoln

25/01/2025

25/01/2025

25/01/2025

Public Health Scotland advises that the risk to public health from the virus is very low.

23/01/2025

It’s so sad to see how man has destroyed the once healthy wolf. People encourage deformed breeding by buying French Bulldogs and Pugs. My vet told me that he sees so many die at age 4.

20/01/2025