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chillyyyy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good day at the RSPCA clinic for cats and dogs at > Norwood,got there early 4th in the queue annual > booster and kennel cough with advocate spot on all > for ?30 well pleased Thanks for your feedback. We look forward to seeing you again soon.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I phoned the RSPCA about an apparently very > distressed howling dog left outside during a > thunderstorm, they were not in the least > interested and told me to phone the council. > > Who weren't interested either, if memory serves :( The RSPCA is available 24/7 to report cruelty or neglect. Please feel free to call 0300 1234 999. All calls to the RSPCA are recorded.

We have lots of cats and kittens looking for a new

UncleBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Vet would be a waste of time-they don't care about > animals unless they get paid a fortune. Vetinery > medicine is no longer a vocation, just a money > maker. Poor cub. Vets have a duty to treat wildlife free of charge.

We supply low cost flea treatments our monthly clinics. The next clinic is on Sunday 16th September 2012.

Gizmo is still available and looking for a loving home.

Our contact details are in the message above.

katerpiller Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you see a sick or injured bird or anywhere > else, the best thing you can do is take the bird > to Pigeon Recovery, an excellent sanctuary where > the birds are assured of the best possible > treatment. They are at: > > 8 Vermont Road > Sutton > Surrey SM1 3EQ > > They will care for them and feed them until they > are ready to be released. Or you can go to this > website > http://www.savethepigeons.org/sickbirds.html and > someone will pick them up from you if you email > them. > > The RSPCA will just put them down. Most of the > stuff you read about pigeons spreading disease is > rubbish spread by pest controllers (otherwise > everyone who kept pigeons professionally would be > dead as a dodo). I just rescued a baby pigeon and > found him/her to be very intelligent and generally > lovely little critter- and was sad to see him go > when we dropped him off at the rescue place. They > do poo a lot though so you'll have to put > newspaper down would be my only advice if you are > going to keep them in the house until they are > picked up. It is not true that the RSPCA will just put pigeons down. We rescue pigeons all the time and have a team of dedicated volunteers who care for sick and injured pigeons.

He is a sweetie full of energy.

Gizmo is looking for a loving home. Gizmo was found abandoned in Deptford. He is nine weeks old and vaccinated. He is very loving and playful. If you could offer him a loving home please call RSPCA on 07952 680 522 or email us.

If you donate items to our shop in west norwood please remember to sign a gift aid form. RSPCA London South East Branch http://www.rspca-london-se.org.uk/shop.html

Free Microchipping Event Sunday 10th October 2010 Dogs & Cats Only Please (dogs on leads and cats in baskets) Location: RSPCA 380 Norwood Road West Norwood London SE27 9AA Time: 12 noon ? 4pm Please note: a) There are no appointments. b) Animals must be at least ten weeks old. c) You do not need to be in receipt of state benefits to qualify. d) Parking is available outside the shop but there are limited spaces. Microchipping at the vet can cost up to ?35.00 per animal. This is an opportunity not to be missed. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow. RSPCA London South East Branch Tel: 0208 761 5832 or 07952 680 522 www.rspca-london-se.org.uk

Hi Yes there can be a bit of a wait but we do get through the Q as quickly as possible. We usually chip over 100 animals in four hours. Vets currently charge up to ?40.00 for one chip so this service is a bargain for pet owners.

If you are not happy you could always use the services of a private GP such as Medi Centre.

This is terrible and sadly we are seeing an increase in attacks such as the one described above.