Far West Cornwall Pet Carer

22/12/2024

The last Doggie social of 2024 what a lovely hike all together so much fun love these guys

20/12/2024

Rescue Fundraiser
2 adult plus 1 child's ticket available for a donation to NAWT Cornwall Dog and Cat Rescue
For Tomorrow Sat 21st 2.30pm
To see the Christmas Carol show at the Minack theatre
https://www.minack.com/whats-on/christmas-carol-2
Kindly donated by K9-Leadz

20/12/2024

Available now
2 adult plus 1 child's ticket available for a donation to NAWT Cornwall Dog and Cat Rescue
For Tomorrow Sat 21st 2.30pm
To see the Christmas Carol show at the Minack theatre
https://www.minack.com/whats-on/christmas-carol-2
Kindly donated by K9-Leadz

Celebrate

13/12/2024

Stella versus ribbon
It's too cold to go outside so we are playing inside instead

13/12/2024

The Thursday morning crew took father Christmas for a dip on the moors
They had a great time running playing chase bathing
But sadly father christmas didnt make it and is now permitted retired

13/12/2024

DON’T GET A DOG…UNLESS YOU CAN MAKE A COMMITMENT

In an ideal world dogs would be included as a family member and we would commit to sharing our time and life with them in the relatively short time they have on earth.

In an ideal world, we would take the time to learn about how dogs communicate through their body language, their emotions, their needs and keep learning about updated, modern, force free / pain free methods to understand or modify behaviour.

In reality, dogs are so often seen as an item of property, an object, a commodity to be bred and make money from, a cheap, replaceable security system, a garden decoration, a toy to play with when the kids are bored or an accessory that looks good while out walking, running or taking selfies.

Dogs are not objects, just like us they are sentient beings with the capacity to feel a range of emotions.

Dogs are naturally social beings and need to spend time with their human family.

A life spent confined to a backyard or fenced in with little or no human companionship is not a life.

They need love and attention, exercise and mental stimulation. They need routine, consistency and predictable patterns to feel safe and secure in our world.

Having a dog requires commitment, understanding, patience and dedication.

It’s hard work, it’s sometimes messy, dirty and stinky, it costs money and requires changes to our lifestyle.

It’s a decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly or without making a long term commitment, but the rewards of forming a secure bond with another sentient being can bring so much joy and enrichment to both our lives and theirs.

11/12/2024

Afterthought storm, although Marco and Polo wanted to go into the sea ...
We hiked to the waterfall instead

10/12/2024

Thai at the beach
Or was it on the moon?
So lovely to see him again.
So beautiful here

08/12/2024

Was it windy up towards lighthouse?
Ears into the wind!

08/12/2024

Muriel bringing the Xmas jumper cuteness vibes to the Wednesday social

07/12/2024

What to do on a wet windy wild afternoon. .. before the storm...
Go play in the valleys streams
Elder came to watch as a spectator
Only problem was opening the vans doors!

06/12/2024

Beach has changed this winter
Not been here for a while so interesting
Great explore
Lots of jellyfish still washing up
A yogurt from Spain and water bottles from overseas too that we beach cleaned along with netting as always!

02/12/2024

What a lovely beach adventure
So much fun
And we did a beach clean too

01/12/2024

WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Karen Arthur won the smellies and candle hamper!! (Queenie)

Thank you for all your support for this great charity

This year I will be donating to Sue's Cat Rescue and Gaza veterinary rescue care rather than Christmas presents and cards

But ... all the Pets will have a special Christmas treat!

30/11/2024

Woodland adventure definitely a favourite social

29/11/2024

Fun at the beach