Galway Advertiser 2004/2004_07_22/GA_2207_E1_019.pdf 

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July 22 2004

Galway Advertiser

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PAWS 4 THOUGHT
in association with Galway SPCA
If you can make one of these lads' lives happier, please phone the sanctuary at: 09096-76397 (Opening hours 10am to 12.30 and 2pm to 4.30pm) or the GSPCA office 091563631 568572: Check the website: www.galwayspca.com to view all the animals. And remember that homechecks are always carried out for all the animals and a donation is required. If you cannot give a home at the moment to one of the animals, why not buy an adoption certificate instead? For only 25 you get your own certificate with full details of the animal you are helping to care for at Heathlawn Animal Sanctuary. Perfect for a birthday, examination, or anniversary gift! Call the GSPCA office for full details. If anyone out there has unwanted gifts or good household bric a brac for our upcoming sale of work on Bank Holiday Saturday July 31, please drop these into our office in town.

Felix.

stranded in Clybaun, and has now moved in with the GSPCA, looking for a new mum! This chocolate box eight-week old black/white male kittie is bouncy and loves to play call the office to take a peek.

companion. He is a lovely golden colour, like the water of life itself - the GSPCA is sure he will be to some connoisseur's taste! Carrie: is a little, Eightweek old black collie x with four white socks who is looking for a new start in life. Collies are so intelligent and loyal, so the society is hopeful that someone out there will give Carrie the stimulation, exercise and care that this breed needs to flourish.

Carrie.

DOGS:
Whiskey: was rescued from the streets of Tuam and is a little dote. He is very timid at present, but has a lovely nature and with the right owner, will become a loyal little

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Whiskey.

PET TIP OF THE WEEK
Don't leave your pet unattended in your car without ample supply of water and ventilation. Many pets die very quickly in even the mildest of weather. If your cat or dog is panting, breathing heavily, or appears distressed, he is de-hydrated, and needs attention rapidly. If you see an animal in distress in someone else's car, please act immediately to save a life. Try to find the owner of the car, or contact the GSPCA or a Garda immediately.

CATS:
Julie: is a beautiful, silver, long-haired silky female, who has now finished feeding her brood of kittens. She is thin and tired, after feeding eight kitties, but is gorgeous, and with a kind owner who will fatten her up she will be an absolute stunner. She is so easygoing and placid - and just wants somewhere comfortable to lay her head. Felix: was found

Julie.