A big thankyou to leas cliff hall as their community partner, we are invited to some of the shows to help raise much needed funds.
Saturday, our fundraising cuddly dog 'Dotty' attended the The Chicago Brothers, The Respect Tour, who have very generous fans.
Thank you to everyone who donated to our branch through our pet prize raffle🐶🐱 before the show and our bucket collection at the end.
You helped raise a total of £72.80!!!
Every penny goes straight to local animals in need.
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Congratulations to Joe & and Julie, who took prizes home for their pets.
It was great talking to the public about rescue pets/ animals, giving advice, and letting people know about our branch.
Look out for us in February shows and pop over to say hello 👋
Leas Cliff Hall Folkestone @realleascliff @chicagobluesbrotherstour The Chicago Blues Brothers
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Happy Ending! 🐱
Rolly (right) was adopted by one of our wonderful fosterers, who took in his mum whilst she was pregnant.
Here, you can see he has settled fast with his new (and very patient) big brother Biscuit!
Betsys happy ending 🐱🏡
#adoptdontshop
🐕 Dog lucky dip! 🐶
Here at pets at home Folkestone until 4pm.
Come and see our Outreach Officer and win your dog a prize everytime!
As part of our community partnership with Leas Cliff Hall Folkestone we attend pre-shows with a pet raffle, where you can take home a prize for a cat or dog.
At the last Tribute show, thanks to the generous Tina Turner fans, we raised over £75!
Dotty our fundraising dog will be at the Leas Cliff Hall again tonight, if you're going to see the George Michael, pop over and see our team 😀 🐶
This poor gull was spotted on a shop building in Folkestone
Thank you to all the staff that helped at the local stores to ensure the gull could be cut free and taken by our Animal welfare officer to Medivet Anna House, where the vet safely removed the rest of the net and provided treatment.
Meet Betsy🐱
This cutie pie was reported to our branch as an ill stray. When visiting our Officer was concerned and rushed her to the vet, where they discovered she had a womb infection so received emergency treatment. Now she is doing well and as you can see here, is a very playful puss.
If you are looking to adopt and would like more information on Betsy, please click the link below👇
https://bit.ly/3AVq6Q0
This gull Chick was spotted with string wrapped around its legs.
Our officer managed to catch him.taking him to Hythe Vet Centre to have the litter removed. With his legs free, he was returned to where he was found and released back into the care of his watchful parents.
This was a happy ending, but sadly, for a lot of animals caught/ trapped in litter, it isn't.
How we dispose of our rubbish greatly impacts wildlife, especially wild birds, click the link below to find out more👇
https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/litter
Our officer was called out to a trapped animal in a chimney, after an hour of trying, she had to call back up in the form of the fire brigade.
Big thank you to Kent Fire and Rescue Service for their assistance and help 🚒
Thank you to Folkestone & Hythe District Council Community team for inviting us to thier event at Radnor park this past Wednesday.
It was great for people visiting the stall who received goodies and information for community safety and even win a treat for their pets from our table.
🐶 Watch how our microchipping event went! 🐱
We were alongside Folkestone & Hythe District Council 'Paws for Thought event'-Hawkinge, where they donated microchips for pets. We saw over 20 animals seen for chipping and advice from both us and the environmental team.
Thanks to Rspca Ashford Garden Cattery and @rspca_kentnorthwest for helping out by providing their top microchippers.
With it now being law that your pet dog & cats must be chipped, these events are here to help those in need.
Follow us on social media to check out where our next events are
Thanks to those that came for your support ❤️
