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Female Focus An Evening of Mediumship for Pets In Spain
Pets in Spain fundraising committee will be holding ‘An Evening of Mediumship’ on Friday 27th May at 7pm at the Hillside Complex La Marina Urbanisation. The evening is hosted by two local Spiritualist mediums Sammy Fitzsimmons and Belinda Bradley. Tickets are 6€ each and are available online at
www.jumblebee.co.uk/mediumship or available
from
Pets in Spain Charity shops located on the La Marina urbanisation. Pets in Spain are committed to the rescue and rehoming of abandoned and displaced animals, and also run a very
successful feral cat sterilisation programme in the La Marina area. The charity is registered with the Valencia Regional government and provides the best of care with a great team of foster carers and all the necessary veterinary treatment and rehabilitation for animals. The charity also has amazing success with reuniting lost pets with their owners. For more information about the Pets In Spain registered charity and the many different animal rescue and welfare projects please call 645 469 253 or email
info@petsinspain.com. Website:
www.petsinspain.com.
Horse rescue centre launches major fence fundraiser amid fears over animal safety
Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre has launched a major fundraising campaign to build a secure new boundary fence amid fears for the safety of its rescued horses, ponies and donkeys.
Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre co-founders Sue and Rod Weeding are asking for donations to help raise 13,000€ for the new two-metre high perimeter fence. The couple say the upgrade has become urgent in the wake of a battle over Oscar, a horse seized in December that was so thin he was labelled a “walking skeleton”. Oscar’s former owners have since mounted a case to claim him back. The Weedings say they have felt “under siege” ever since. “We bring lots of horses into the stalls every night purely for their own protection. If we had secure fencing, they could live out in the fields with shelters,” she said. “A donation of just 35€ will buy an entire metre of fencing. Even a small 5€ donation will help,” Sue said. You can support the cause by making a secure online donation via the rescue centre’s website. Visit: http://www.easyhorsecare. net/donate/support-our-fence-fundraiser.
Leena is about a year old, she is a beautiful Podenco with a very sweet temperament and is great with other dogs, she just wants to play. She is very active and will need a home where she will get lots of exercise. She walks very well on the lead.
For more information on Leena please telephone PEPA on 650 304 746 or email
p.e.p.a.animalcharity@
gmail.com.
Ota , female Catalan Sheepdog-Mix. DOB 01.13 – 61 cm. Ota is a very nice, gentle dog. She must have been treated badly but is now happy and plays well with other dogs. She has medically controlled Leishmaniosis. For more info call APASA on 618 754 635.
Mom & 6 kittens in urgent need of homes. We need kitten food, cat litter & bed or sofa throws, towels, money, etc. We pick up. Thank you. Feral Friends of Gran Alacant More info:
www.mygranalacant.com/feral- friends-gran-alacant.htm or 697 574 199.
BINGO NIGHT at Quo Vadis, Javea on the 27th April at 7.30pm. Price 17€ which includes a 2 course meal. For more
forthcoming events
information on APASA visit:
www.apasa.eu.
Vicen is a sweet and affectionate tabby girl. Shelter open Sundays 10am - 12pm. If you want to adopt a cat, please call Luisa 648 100 629 or visit
www.aldea-felina.es for info on others waiting for adoption. Denia Cat Protection League – Aldea Felina.
Ginger was found in the streets of Benissa. She is a lovely friendly 4 month old girl who is no trouble at all. For more information call Pam on 676 534 486. Visit
www.akira-animals.com. Facebook: Akira DogSanctuary
APASA
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