FOUND – Bishopstown Cork

Found along ‘Murphy’s Farm” Bishopstown on 24 November. . She/he has been dropped to Gilabbey Veterinary Hospital and hopefully some owners will turn up, even though the vet suspected the poor thing might have been abandoned! Wearing a collar (without ID tags) and is super friendly but seems to have not been fed very much lately – really skinny. Would be great to see them go home.

FOUND – Riverview Clinic Ballincollig

This poor baby was just handed into our Ballincollig clinic, has been hit by car on the old Curraheen road by the Gael Scoil. She is about 3months old & very friendly. Please call us on 021 4874879 for more info

Found Animals

If you have FOUND an animal, follow these steps:
If you can, take the animal to the nearest vet and ask them to check the animal for a microchip. If he has been chipped he can be easily re-united with his owners. Your vet can help and almost all vets and all reputable welfare groups will do this check for free. Take great care when transporting the animal; if it is a cat use a secure cat carrier, if a dog use a proper lead (slip lead) which does not depend on the dogs collar, if he has one.
Notify the garda to check if anybody has reported a missing pet.
Contact the Munster Lost and Found Pet Helpline (http://munsterlostandfound.com/)and Lost and Found Pets Ireland (http://www.lostandfoundpets.ie/).
Contact your local rescues (see links on the right tab) by email with a photo of the animal and details about him.
Contact local vets.
Put up posters in the local area.
Put postings on the internet and advertise in the local paper.
Do not leave the animal on the streets and keep him in a safe place. If you cannot keep him yourself, ask your friends if they could help.
Please, remember that most rescues are run by volunteers and are under a lot of pressure. They are willing to help as much as possible, but cannot be expected to carry all these steps for each animal reported to them. Furthermore, they cannot be expected to take in all found animals as they are already caring for many animals whose lives have been endangered.

FOUND, Ballincollig, 3/04/12

Unneutered male Golden lab found on the 3rd of April in Classes Lake, Ballincollig. 5 years old, microchipped but seems to be to the breeder…

Call 086 8944340

Please, print the attached poster to help find his owners. 12 04 05 Lab

FOUND, Dungourney, 23/03/12

Female shepherd cross found near dungourney on Friday. She wasn’t wearing a collar, is not micro chipped, and is definitely under a year old. She is now in the care of dog action welfare group. If anybody knows the owner they can contact Dawg, proof of ownership required.

FOUND, Cork, 24/03/12

Found today brown Husky male puppy (approx 6months) in Saint-Lukes area (Merrion Court). Call 0857644182.

FOUND, Cork, 24/03/12

Terrier X, larger than a jrt (maybe some kind of Beagle X??)

White with Black spots on Back and Brown markings on ears, ears a little long like a Beagle.

Found 24/03/2012 in cork city, apparantly followed someone from Patrick Street to Penrose Wharf

Was wearing No Collar when picked up

No Microchip

Entire male

A little thin and a little dirt on fur but not in bad condition.

Nice little dog, a little nervous but seems sweet

Gilabbey Veterinary Hospital: Ph – 021 – 4962799

LOST, Passage West, 9/03/12

This little young Jack Russell male has been missing from Passage West since 9th March.  Believed stolen.  His name is Moo and he has a skin condition.  He is sadly missed.  Please phone Bridget at 086 2639913.  Thanks.

FOUND, Cork, 14/03/12

This pup was found in Fitzgerald’s park, Cork city on Wednesday. Contact is Munster Lost & Found Pet Helpline 086 2112850

FOUND, Ballincollig, 15/03/12

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.

0861798827