Adopt a Pet
contact: 087 6392531
SOME more of the NWSPCA’s guests found fabulous new homes this week, and we are delighted for them and their new families. The work continues though and we have several more guests looking for forever homes. Here we highlight three cats and four doggies. Could you provide a loving home for one of our guests? Our number is 087 6392531.
In the cattery, Honey is a seven-year-old ginger boy. He is affectionate but not particularly fond of children and he prefers being outdoors. He has been vaccinated and neutered.
Dude is an eight-yearold ginger boy. He’s very affectionate, loves attention and very good with children. He prefers being indoors. Dude is neutered and vaccinated.
Lana is a lovely black and white girl who is approx one to two years old. She is a friendly girl who had a litter of three lovely kittens a few weeks ago, who have all found new homes, so Lana would love to find a home of her own now. She has been spayed, vaccinated and microchipped.
In the kennels, Minnie the mini Yorkshire Terrier is about two years old. This little dolly girl has been vaccinated, spayed and microchipped and would love to find a new loving home to call her own.
Harvey is a three-year-old black and white little terrier who is hoping for his own home. Harvey is a lovely chap and he has started his vaccinations and is microchipped.
Cody is a little seven-yearold Papillon cross. He is quite petite and is used to an adult only home. Cody’s nature is very gentle and he also likes to chat with you. Cody has started his vaccinations and has been microchipped. He would be an ideal companion for someone who is home alone.
Patch is just three years old and is hoping to find his forever home. Patch is very friendly and would love to be someone’s companion. He is microchipped and has started his vaccinations.
If you can offer any of our residents a loving home please contact us at 087 6392531 or email us on nwspca@hotmail. com. If you are interested in helping out the NWSPCA, we need volunteers including dog walkers, cat carers, shop workers, fosterers and general fundraisers. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Contact us via Facebook or on the number above.
We can also provide education sessions for schools and youth groups on the work involved in running a rescue centre and also on responsible pet ownership. If you would like us to visit your group or school just contact us through Facebook and our Education team will sort arrange it with you.