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Female Focus Summer safety tips
Charity Sunday Lunch In aid of Feral Friends of Gran Alacant
& Nearby areas org.
The lunch will be held of 28th June at 2pm at Rincón de Pili Restaurant. There will be a 4 Course Meal: Salad, choice of 2 mains, dessert, 1 drink & 1 coffee/tea for 15€ /per person. There will also be a good prize draw. Location: N-340 Avenida Elche, 196 - corner with Calle Tormos about 1 Km from El Palmeral Park & Alicante Airport -google N-332 with N-340. Visit our web link:
www.mygranalacant.com/feral-friends-gran-alacant.htm. Please reserve before 22th June by email:
feralfriends.ga@
gmail.com /sms or call 697 574 199.
When it comes to the summer time heat and sunshine, make sure to follow some safety tips so your pet can join in the fun. Even if it’s only for 10 minutes, don’t leave your dog in your car. This can lead to dehydration, brain damage or even death, and even leaving the car window slightly open is not enough. The blacktop street asphalt gets hot. Very hot! Walk your pet on the grass or on the pavement instead of on the street. Those hot black roads can hurt their paws. On days that your dog spends a lot of time outside, you’ll want to check the dog’s paws for sun damage and his fur for ticks. When checking for ticks, make sure you look under the tail, on their stomach, in their ears and between their toes. Last but certainly not least, always have plenty of water available for your dog! This will ensure that they keep cool and hydrated, which in turn will keep them healthy and happy this summer.
The first ever BARC (Busot Animal Rescue Concern) Dog Show was held in May, in conjunction with the Busot Town Hall, to raise funds for lost and abandoned animals.
2 Dogs Adopted at BARC Dog Show
Near ly 1,000 Euros was raised towards the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of animals in the Busot area. In addition, and more importantly, 2 dogs were adopted on the day. BARC said that it was delighted that Emily and Nippa were going to
2 loving families. The Dog Show is now to be an annual event in the Busot Calendar.
The Judge, Gladys Mead, had 6 pedigree and 12 fun classes to judge. The highlight of which was the crowning of Bluey as Best Rescue Dog, owned by Messers Glennie and Adams (see photo.) BARC has now set a course to find, equip and establish a Rescue Centre of its own, and is currently busy raising funds and finding suitable premises to rent. If you would like to know more about the work they do or to get involved please visit their website.
www.barc-busotanimalrescueconcern.org. Here you will find details of upcoming social fundraising events; Charity Shop; animals for adoption and Paypal connection for donations. BARC is a Registered Charity CV 01 044306A.
Utah is a beautiful and big siamese lady. Shelter open every Sunday 10am - 12pm. If you want to adopt a cat, please call Luisa 648 100 629 or visit
www.aldea-felina.es for information on others waiting for adoption. Denia Cat Protection League – Aldea Felina.
PEPITA, female, DOB 15/03/2009 – 45cm. Pepita a podenca who is very shy and she needs a lot of attention and love and caressing. She is used to walk on the lead and she is even house trained. For more information call 618 754 635
www.apasa.eu.
Meet the delightful Donna. She is a happy and healthy, really sweet pup, with a lovely personality. She loves people and other dogs. If you can, please consider this lovely, medium size pup please ring 606 784 011.
www.akira-animals.com. Facebook AKIRA DogSanctuary
Can you help by adopting one of our beautiful kittens. Variety of ages and colours need their forever homes. Contact Sally or Jayne of Jalon Valley A.R.C. Tel: 625 985 689 or 649 310 285, email
jalonvalleyarc14@yahoo.co.uk. Facebook – Jalon Valley A.R.C.
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