Missing from Kingston College, Mitchelstown since morning of Thursday 15th March 2012 Much loved and spoilt fat tabby cat called “Kitty”. Not used to the outdoors so very timid and might be hiding in back yards, alcoves, sheds, etc. If seen or found, please urgently contact: 025-86823 If no reply, please phone 087-9616903
This pup was found in Fitzgerald’s park, Cork city on Wednesday. Contact is Munster Lost & Found Pet Helpline 086 2112850
Was found behind the dunnes stores shopping center in ballincollig , was very scared and screaming but is really friendly and very well looked after in perfect condition with a necklace with a bell and a nice green “scarf” . Young , would say between 9 and 12 months and female.
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Found Thurs/Fri 8th/9th March on Friars Walk,
Black Lab with white toe tips
Approx 3/4 months old
No Collar, No tag, No microchip
Good condition
Gilabbey Veterinary Hospital
Ph – 021 – 4962799
Found in the Glen area, Cork city, male Beagle in good condition.
Contact 0894636402.
Found friendly, long tailed female brown and white Jack Russell. Vet reckons she’s 2-3 years old. House trained and obedient and very sweet. Not microchipped, probably spayed (presence of a scar).
Contact 087 8180 315
Male Collie found in the Bandon area on the Lidl carpark last Friday evening.
Kenny (6 month old pom missing since Monday last in Timoleague Kilbrittain area). Please phone (087)7535822 if you see him/ find him. Thank You and please share.
Found on South Mall Cork City on Friday evening, 2nd March 2012
Female
Labrador X type, Lab Size, Fawn/Golden in colour, with White stripe on nose and white on all four paws
Wearing a collar, Gold and Black Tiger Striped with a diamonte buckle.
No Microchip.
Lovely dog, very friendly, in good condition.
Contact Gilabbey Veterinary Hospital: 021 – 4962799
We are delighted to announce the winner of our February photo competition.
Maggie Dwyer, with her cute picture of Toast, wins the two-volume Royal Canin Cat Encyclopedia. Congratulations Maggie!
By Maggie Dwyer
Thank you to all the participants who shared their wonderful photos with us, but most importantly helped the animals in our care by doing so. We’d also like to thank the public on Facebook, as well as our jury, who had the difficult task to choose only one out of the five beautiful pictures shortlisted. Finally, thank you to Royal Canin for offering this prize.
Well done to all!
The March Competition is now on, so grab your camera!
