TAMESIDE
GLOSSOP
LOCAL ANIMALS LOST AND FOUND
| DESCRIPTION |
PHOTO IF AVAILABLE |
| FOUND
- older kitten (black/white) taken to Gourley's veterinary surgery. Bright sparkly
collar and tag with name of "Oscar", no address or phone number
and he is not micro-chipped . He was found in a cardboard box but may have wandered
off and someone put him in this. Will be with
one of our fosterers from 22 August. Please use contact link at the foot of the
page. |  |
| Lost Cat called
Maurice - large ginger and white neutered Tom. Red collar with multi-coloured
webbing. Missing from the Marlborough Street area of Ashton-under-Lyne since Wednesday
23/7/2003 email if found. | |
| Lost Cat called
Dougal on 21/6/2003 Age - 5 Gender - neutered male Colour - ginger and white Wearing a pink collar Not used to going out so will be quite scared He is quite a small slender cat was last seen in Webb Grove, Hattersley. If found please contact Janice Campbell email |  |
| LOST - Cat called Woody . He disappeared Tuesday morning (approx) 28th January in the Tameside area . He's been neutured, black, isnt wearing a colour, about to turn 1 year old and unfortunately isn't microchipped. His twin brother Charlie is missing him and so is his owner :( email if you have any information | |
| LOST - A brown tabby, white paws, neutered male about two years old with a blue collar. He went missing in the Hollingworth area on Monday evening - 16th September. Please email if found |
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| LOST
- Mickey - he is chocolate brown with short legs and longish fur. He
has floppy ears and was wearing a brown leather collar with no address on it .
He was last seen in the West Bank area of Widnes just before christmas. His owners
have tried all the local homes and the police to no avail. Any help or information
would be very welcome. |  |
| LOST
- Since Saturday 23rd August a Yorkshire terrier (Bitch) that answers to the name
HOLLY. She has long hair covering her eyes due to allergies. She disappeared from
Goddard Street in Hathershaw, Oldham at approximately 4:15pm. She has a scar on
her left eye from a previous operation. She also needs regular medication for
her allergies. She is going to need veterinary treatment soon as she takes medication
twice a week, so if someone has her they will have to take her to a vets. There
are children fretting because she is a much loved pet, she is of a very nervous
disposition and any help in finding and returning her would be very welcome. Please email or ring 0161 284 1799 or 0776 1747662 if you have any information. There is a reward offered for her safe return. | |
If you lose a dog, cat or other animal:
Contact
1. The Police
2. Your local Dog Warden (if a dog)
3. The local pounds (again if a dog)
4. All the vets in your area http://www.etlist.co.uk/
5. As many internet sites as you can e.g. www.ukpetsearch.freeuk.com or www.dogpages.org.uk or www.catchat.org and others.
6. Your local press
7. Local Shops - ask if you can put up posters etc.
8. Local refuse collectors, street cleaners, postmen, taxi drivers and milkmen - all are regularly out and about the area and may have seen him/her.
9. All your local rescues
10. The local Highways or your Local Authority's Refuse Department (in case of a road traffic accident)
11. Visit your Local Authority's (LA) and neighbouring LA's web sites as many who still employ their own dog wardens now list found dogs along with their photographs.
Not necessarily in the above order but at least you will have done everything you possibly can. Your local authority will have the name, address and telephone number of the holding kennels and may know of other animal rescue organisations in your area. Its a good idea to visit them every day if possible - especially if they deal with very large numbers of strays.
Please remember to inform everyone if a lost animal is found or a found animal has been reunited with his/her family.