➡️ UPDATE: BOTH HAVE BEEN ADOPTED 😊
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📣 ATTENTION 📣 - NOW AT Pet-Bliss Drogheda Store - TWO KITTENS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE COUNTY - SAVED FROM THE HARSH REALITY OF LIFE
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ARDEE CARDBOARD BOX KITTEN (MALE) - Callously discarded like rubbish in a cardboard box along with his four siblings and left to parish at only 4-Weeks of age. Unfortunately, this little lad is the only one out of five kittens to have survived. 😔 Estimated to be about 3-Months old now. He is a cute little squirt!
CLOGHERHEAD BEECHES STRAY KITTEN (FEMALE) - The only remaining kitten to have survived from a litter that was left out on their own to fend for themselves. She is the one with a little white stripe on her nose. Estimated to be approximately 4-Months old.
TWO KITTENS. TWO SURVIVORS. 💪🏼
✅ FULLY VACCINATED
✅ MICROCHIPPED
✅ Treated for parasitic little annoyances
INTERESTED? VISIT THEM FIRST & THEN CONTACT US:
PHONE: 041 983 2418
EMAIL: [email protected]
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Drogheda Animal Rescue is a Registered Charity CHY17824 and a Registered Supplier of Pet Animals OPT200005C
WHO DO WE HAVE HERE? ❤️ - NINE MONTH OLD COLLIES LOOKING FOR A FOSTER HOME
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We were asked by our friends at Louth Dog Pound if we could help with even one of these young collies. We said we would try. Maybe if we are lucky - two.
➡️ Not well socialised with life.
➡️ Never had a collar on and definitely never walked on a lead.
➡️ Very timid, weary, but curious.
They were not ill treated but just left to their own devices. They have never known anything else except each other.
Homes with a secured garden, lots of patience, and previous experience with dogs is needed.
⁉️ Unknown around cats
⁉️ Unknown around young children
‼️ NO UN-NEUTERED DOGS IN THE HOME
INTERESTED IN HELPING ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES? CONTACT US.
PHONE: 041 983 2418
EMAIL: [email protected]
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💔 THE PASSING OF WHISKEY KNOWN AS THE MAGDALENE TOWER CAT OF DROGHEDA CO LOUTH - Thursday July 11th, 2024 😔
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We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of ‘WHISKEY’. His health was starting to fail, and his mum Fenella did all she could to help him, but the prognosis was not good. It was time to go.
WHISKEY quietly passed away last night in Fenella’s arms. Needless to say, Fenella is heartbroken as he was such a great companion
to her, and her to him. Whiskey was adopted by Fenella on March 25th, 2023 and lived out his remaining days with her in Co Tipperary in the quiet countryside.
This is the last video of WHISKEY sent to us just a few days before his passing.
Rest in Peace Little Man. You were definitely one of a kind, and will always be remembered as one of Drogheda’s legends. 2008 to 2024.
➡️ CAN ANYONE HELP⁉️ KITTEN FOSTERERS DESPERATELY NEEDED‼️
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These four semi-feral kittens were trapped by one of our volunteers. They have been wormed and received their first set of vaccinations.
We would like to split them in pairs for fostering as it will be easier to handle them and help socialise them better with humans.
These four are some of the lucky ones as there is a heap more out there fending for themselves, living rough in many neighbourhoods, estates, hiding in fields, in garden sheds, and their life is all about survival.
If you can open your home and heart to helping these little ones, please contact us ASAP. We will provide you with everything you need for fostering.
➡️ EMAIL: [email protected]
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Help us to help some of the most vulnerable animals in society who did not need to be born but they are here now with us, and we have a duty to care for them.
➡️ WE NEED HELP - KITTEN FOSTERERS DESPERATELY NEEDED‼️
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These four semi-feral kittens were trapped by one of our volunteers. They have been wormed and received their first set of vaccinations.
We would like to split them in pairs for fostering as it will be easier to handle them and help socialise them better with humans.
These four are some of the lucky ones as there is a heap more out there fending for themselves, living rough in many neighbourhoods, estates, hiding in fields, in garden sheds, and their life is all about survival.
If you can open your home and heart to helping these little ones, please contact us ASAP. We will provide you with what you need for fostering.
➡️ EMAIL: [email protected]
➡️ Send a Private Message to our page
Help us to help some of the most vulnerable animals in society who did not need to be born but they are here now with us, and we have a duty to care for them.
➡️ UPDATE: OUR LOCAL WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR ASSESSED THE YOUNG GULL FOR INJURY & WITH THE HELP OF A LOCAL RESIDENT, PLACED THE GULL SAFELY ON A ROOFTOP.
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CAN ANYONE ASSIST HERE? - St Benan’s Villas, Laytown Co Meath
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It is Sunday afternoon and we are exhausted, and trying to get some time off & rest from the rescue work, but animals in need never rest.
Is there anyone in the area who can check out this young Gull and get it into safety as it seems to have fallen from its nest and is at risk to predators being so exposed in the open. It is hard to tell if its leg is injured.
➡️ If there are any flat roofs in the area, the baby gull can be put onto that type of roof. Steeped roofs are a bit more precarious as the Gull could easily slip down.
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MOORLAND CAFÉ CAT - AN UPDATE FROM HIMSELF
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Thor the Magnificent here to give you an update on myself. Well … I am still in hospital feeling very sorry for self. My temperature is up to 40 C. That’s what they say when they stick something up my backside, and I don’t particularly like it.
I have had blood tests done, my ears cleaned, drops in me eyeballs, I’m putting on weight and now just over 3-kg, still have diarrhoea🏃♂️💩, cat flu symptoms lessening, and I heard my own personal vet Tina tell DAR over the phone my white blood count is high so my very worn out ginger striped furry body is fighting an infection.
And … I heard my vet telling DAR that I am making biscuits. Now, I ask you. Just cos I was hanging out at Moorland Café does not mean I had either the time nor opportunity to take baking lessons. But they should create & name a biscuit after me. What do you think? No! No! No! … not a Ginger biscuit.
Good News! I have a foster home just waiting for me to grace their presence. No other cats or animals … just what I need to rest & recover.
And some more good news! Apparently I am too ill to castrate so I can hold onto my two fluffy plums a little bit longer. 😼
If you would like to help with my veterinary costs that are mounting, please do so. The kind folk in DAR will be delighted, I will be delighted, the veterinary hospital will be delighted, and we can all go back to drinking cups of coffee ☕️ and eating cake 🍰.
1. PayPal: [email protected]
2. iDonate: https://www.idonate.ie/cause/dar
3. Contact Allpets Veterinary Hospital directly on 041 981 0000 and make a donation to the DAR CAT ACCOUNT & tell them it’s for me.
Thank you from my good self & DAR 🙏
OUR MOORLAND CAFÉ SURVIVOR - NOW NEEDS A FOSTER HOME 😊 🐈
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Our Ginger Tom needs a place to go. Now rescued from being trapped behind the Moorland Café on West Street in Drogheda for weeks, spending the weekend in hospital on a drip due to severe dehydration and starvation, he is now ready for discharge.
He is a hungry buck and has a bit of a flu, so needs to be isolated from other cats. He will need to be castrated but isn’t fully recovered for that just yet.
His original story got a bit of press. So everyone who suggested parasailing in, breaking windows, barging through locked and boarded up doors, climbing over dodgy and unstable rooftops, placing planks of boards from window ledge to window ledge, compared the trapped cat to a trapped child, basically suggesting we break the law and jeopardise the safety of the public and our own volunteers, well now is your time to shine.
His Royal Nibs needs a foster home now. He isn’t fully recovered yet and is showing symptoms of cat flu, so needs to be isolated from other cats.
➡️ Anyone recognised him as their missing cat?
If you can help foster Mr No More Moorland, please contact us ASAP.
PHONE: 041 983 2418
EMAIL: cats@dar
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