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We would like to say a big thank you to @tworockwi We would like to say a big thank you to @tworockwines for supporting us with gifts for some of our wonderful foster homes. Without which we would not be able to help as many animals as we do. Along with our amazing team you guys (Two) Rock! 💙
Things are not always as they seem... Not all the Things are not always as they seem... Not all the animals that are being cared for by the SPCA team are living at the shelter, we often have animals which are not seen by the public. We have a number of foster homes who assist us by offering their homes to animals which may need some special care. Some of these special situations are case animals which may have been seized by our Inspectorate team or the Government wardens. There are many reasons why the animal or animals would be seized; neglect, illegal breeding, domestic abuse... the list goes on. Unfortunately sometimes these animals come to us in a poor state, for example the little guys in the picture came to us full of worms, a minor ailment some might think. However in young puppies, this is not the case, all have suffered, we have had to make numerous trips to the vet and one of the pups is currently seriously ill. During this turbulent time these puppies have been cared for by one of our wonderful foster homes, this is no mean feat, sickness aside, 3 puppies create a lot of mess 💩 not to mention the emotional rollercoaster of caring for these very sick little guys. It doesn’t stop there, some puppies are part of legal proceedings, sometimes as the result of illegal breeding, this is worst case scenario for us, as until the case goes to court these animals are effectively in witness protection, they cannot be homed, we cannot even have them neutered. But still our wonderful foster families step up and take in often difficult large breed dogs and look after them, even when we have no idea how long they will be in our care. So although you might not see all of these animals if you visit the shelter or look on our website, believe us when we say they are there! If you would like to donate towards the care of some of these animals we would be so grateful. 💙 https://spca.bm/donate/
Guinea Pigs! We have an influx of Guinea Pigs at t Guinea Pigs! We have an influx of Guinea Pigs at the shelter all of whom are looking for homes! Do you have space in your family for one or two of these guys? The difference with adopting from us rather than purchasing is that all our animals have had a full health check and are spayed and neutered, which is costly here in BDA! For more information please email info@spca.bm 💙
Meet Smudge, he came to us after being in several Meet Smudge, he came to us after being in several homes recently, his latest home found they were allergic to him. This little guy is a senior, are you able to give him a forever home to allow him to live out his twilight years in comfort? He’s very friendly and would make an excellent companion for someone who is at home a lot and perhaps unable to have a dog or a cat. For more information on Smudge, please email info@spca.bm 💙
We would like to say huge thanks to Vicki Creighto We would like to say huge thanks to Vicki Creighton who raised an amazing $1620 for us by making and selling these fantastic dog toys. Somerset or St George’s? ♥️💙 From the bottom of our hearts, animal and human, THANK YOU 💙
We were thrilled to welcome our first week of camp We were thrilled to welcome our first week of campers to the shelter today! 💙
Do you have a space in your home for the lovely Ta Do you have a space in your home for the lovely Tabitha? Her current foster family are having to leave the island; here’s what they have to say about her; “Tabitha is the most adorable older cat. She is easy going, loves her naps, plays gently and eats all her food containing her meds. She uses her littler tray neatly, is patient with older children giving her attention and very good company for adults. She doesn’t seem phased to be an indoor cat, she likes looking outside but is happy to be in her own company or with other humans! She is stunning to look at with her tabby coat, pretty socks and dazzling green eyes. She is the perfect pet for someone looking for a cat that just isn’t a kitten. We have really enjoyed looking after her and sharing our home but unfortunately can’t keep her on” If you are able to give Tabitha a home of would like additional information please email info@spca.bm
Our camp (which is government approved) is all but Our camp (which is government approved) is all but fully booked. However we do have a couple of spaces for week 2 (July 5th to 9th) for P1 and P2 age children. Our compassionate class is hugely popular and camp is a great way for your child to experience a taster of it! To sign up please visit our website SPCA.bm/camp Thank you 💙
We would like to say a huge thank you to Henry Ad We would like to say a huge thank you to Henry Adderly and his team at @lifethymefitness who recently raised $840 for us! Here’s what they had to say.... “as a result of our April Challenge, in which we had to walk, run, row or ride a marathon in the month. Many members far surpassed the total distance, some even tripling it, but all enjoyed the challenge of maintaining some level of cardiovascular exercise, particularly with the limitations on what we could all do during the latest lockdown. The reason for choosing the SPCA is because many of our members have pets and we wanted to help bring attention to the fact that it’s not just us humans but animals that have suffered during COVID restrictions. We support everything you do at the SPCA, so thank you for continuing to care for those who cannot care for themselves!” This is a fantastic effort, especially as the whole challenge was coordinated via zoom. We are so grateful for the support of the community during an especially tough time for the SPCA. From the bottom of our hearts, animal and human, Thank you 💙
Meet our newest resident, SweetPea! This happy gir Meet our newest resident, SweetPea! This happy girl was involved in a car accident and shortly after this happened she was surrendered to us. As you can see she has come serious nerve damage to her leg. The future for her leg is uncertain at the moment, we have been advised by the vet treating Sweet Pea that we are to try physio first to see if she can slowly begin to use her leg again. The treatment required is intensive and we are looking for volunteers who could spare some time to work with our physio and help with Sweet Pea’s rehab. If you are able to spare some time, please email info@spca.bm to find out more information.
We like to give our rabbits and guinea pigs a vari We like to give our rabbits and guinea pigs a variety of fresh vegetables to vary their diet. We know many people choose to grow fruit and vegetables at home, if ever you have any spare that you would like to drop off at the shelter to share with our animals we would be so grateful! Thank you 💙
Webber and Babs: have you got room in your home fo Webber and Babs: have you got room in your home for this lovely pair? Webber was found on Coopers Island and Babs was surrendered to us by someone who had become overwhelmed with their unneutered rabbit family. Now both have been spayed/ neutered and have formed a great bond. They are super friendly and proving a real hit with our weekly “Reading to Rescues” gang. It would be lovely to see these guys in a family home. Please apply via our website. Thank you 💙
We are excited to launch our new membership progra We are excited to launch our new membership programme. Please consider being a part of the SPCA and supporting us by becoming a member. 💙
We are excited to announce the introduction of our We are excited to announce the introduction of our new membership programme. To join, please do so via our website SPCA.bm/membership
As the weather heats up please remember the roads As the weather heats up please remember the roads and pavements heat up too and can be extremely hot for your dogs paws...
We are always extremely grateful for donations fro We are always extremely grateful for donations from community, clean towels, pet beds etc. But please do not leave us your trash. Chipped mugs, dirty linen and a broken shower caddy are not useful to us and just take up valuable space in our trash or we have to take things to the dump. Thank you 💙
Look at Izzy! She’s a super friendly, 1 year old Look at Izzy! She’s a super friendly, 1 year old girl who is looking for a family to call her own. She can live with another dog, will need physical fencing. She is doing so well with her training and has lots of energy and love to give. If you are interested in Izzy please fill out an application via our website SPCA.bm/adopting or email info@spca.bm 💙
Thank you to all those who came to our first #read Thank you to all those who came to our first #readingtorescues today. Our animals were so pleased for some extra human interaction! We are running the program for the next 2 Wednesdays, if you would like to sign up, please go to SPCA.bm/community where you will find all the details and also details of our summer camp 💙
Missing! Have you seen Rosie, missing overnight fr Missing! Have you seen Rosie, missing overnight from Hamilton Sound Rd, Hamilton Parish. Close to Devils Hole. Tel 5990046 if you see her. 💙
Guinea Pigs! We have an influx of guinea pigs. You Guinea Pigs! We have an influx of guinea pigs. You may have seen various postings recently in social media regarding the huge population of guinea pigs in St David’s. We have been working tirelessly with Dr Mark Outerbridge from Environmental Protection Dept who has been catching the guinea pigs and bringing them to the shelter where each one undergoes a full health check and is then spayed/ neutered. As you can imagine this is extremely costly and therefore we are appealing to the community for donations to support the cost of the guinea pigs. If you can help please go to SPCA.bm/donate. These guys also need homes please apply via our website SPCA.bm/homing. Thank you 💙
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