TAMESIDE AND GLOSSOP BRANCH
(Registered Charity No: 232260)
To report cases of cruelty or animals that are injured and suffering please call the 24 hr Helpline on 0300 1234 999
LOCAL
ANIMALS LOST AND FOUND
The RSPCA strongly advises owners to have
their pets microchipped
Last
updated 24th August 2010
PLEASE CHECK YOUR
OUTBUILDINGS, SHEDS AND GARAGES ARE NOT SHELTERING
A CURIOUS CAT BEFORE
YOU GO ON HOLIDAY.
Tameside
Dog Warden - Telephone 01942 880 055 - 10am until 10pm coverage 7 days
per week
High Peak Borough Council Dog
Warden Service - covering Glossop - Telephone 0845 129 7777
9am to 4.30pm coverage Monday
to
Saturday
If you think
you've found a stray cat - download our paper
collar here - s/he may belong to a neighbour and just making a
friendly call.
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Lost - Shelby, who is a Doberman x Collie of 12 years old. Her fur is mainly black, she has a white chest four white paws and a white tip on the end of her tail, her muzzle is also going grey, she has slight tan marking, these have faded due to her age. She went missing from the Valley Road area of Hattersley on 5th August at 9.30pm. She is medium in size and very placid in nature, she is microchipped and had a black and yellow collar with tag on when she disappeared. The dogs home, wardens, police and council have all been contacted but to date nothing has been heard. If you have any information please contact her very worried family on 07875541548 or email the branch at office@rscpa-tameside-glossop.org.uk |
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Lost - Smudge, a black and white with a black patch on her nose, no tail and a red collar. She's microchipped and has a tag with my phone number but has been missing since 31 July from the Dobcross area in Saddleworth. Her owners are missing her terribly. If anyone has seen her or knows her whereabouts please phone 07746 785685 |
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Lost - Rufus, a grey or silver tabby with black stripes and bits of white who is very much missed by his owner. Rufus is a 2 year old neutered male who has short hair and is chipped but has probably lost his collar. He was last seen at home, in the Carrhill Road area of Mossley on Friday 30th July. Please ring 07779012468 if you have seen him or know where he is. |
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Lost - Tortoiseshell, female, cat who went missing from the New Mills, High Peak area, on 20 November 2009. She is very inquisitive and may have got in a van. She is mainly white underneath and brown & black tortoise shell from her head and down her back and over her tail. If you have any information could you please, please contact her family who are all missing her terribly! Email |
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Lost - Black male cat with yellow eyes. He went missing from the Guide Bridge area of Greater Manchester on Thursday 9th July 09. He is approximately 12 months old and of slender build. Reward for his return. If you have any news about this little cat please contact his family on 07917354814 |
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Lost - Harris Hawk with white tips, who went missing from the Droylsden area of Greater Manchester at the beginning of July 2009. He was wearing Jesses with bell and Anklets. The police and other authorities have been informed. If you have any information or have sighted him please phone Mark on 07841040618 |
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Lost - Sandy who is a terrier cross, from the Ashton area of Tameside on 30th May 2009. She is very distictive as she only has 3 paws, so walks with a limp. If you have any information (good or bad) please contact her worried owner on 07979 864 115. |
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If you lose a dog, cat or other animal:
Contact
1. The Police
2. Your local Dog
Warden (if a dog)
4. All the vets in your area http://www.vetlist.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
or
The
UK National Missing Pets Register 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.
