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Lost and Found
This male dog strayed into a house in Coosan, Athlone Friday 21st Aug 2009. The person who found it think it is an American Staffordshire (pit bull) terrier but is not fully sure. It is definitely a family pet, he is very friendly, well trained, well groomed and well fed. If this is your dog, or if you know someone who has lost a dog, please contact ASPCA at 087 6178871, 090 6485910 |
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LOST CAT
A tabby cat named Tiger got missing in the area around Churchfield, Coosan. The cat is a family pet, they are very worried and missing their beloved cat. Please download this poster with photos.To view and print the poster you need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you see this cat please call 086 2857019. |
A smokey grey and white male cat, fully housetrained and a lovely pet, with green collar, does not mind dogs, was found in the Bloomfield area, Coosan. Contact Rosemary at 087 6335955 |
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Male 3 year old Golden Cocker Spaniel went missing from Rosemount, Moate on the 20th December 2009. Very quiet and friendly dog. If you have any information contact Stephen Moran 0877537684 or contact ASPCA on 0876178871, 0906485910 |
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This black cat got missing around five weeks ago in the Kiltoom area. If you see any friendly black cat on the west side of Athlone, please contact ASPCA at 087 6178871, 090 6485910 |
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If you have lost or found a pet that would fit any
of these descriptions please contact ASPCA at 087 6178871, 090 6485910 |
What to do if you lose your dog or cat
• Dogs found straying without an identity disc/collar or microchip
will be lifted by the local dog warden and taken to the pound. They will
generally be kept for five days so make sure you inform the warden straight
away if your dog is missing. Stay in touch every day to check if your
dog has been picked up. You can contact the Mullingar Dog Pound on 044
9343934 and leave a detailed message.
• Inform your local Garda Station giving them a detailed description
of your dog or cat, when & where he/she went missing.
• Check with your local SPCA & Veterinary Surgeries.
• Contact Shannonside FM. They will read out a description of your
pet with contact details on their lost & found section aired daily
at 6.20pm. You can phone them on number of radio station.
• Put posters up with picture of your pet plus contact details in
your local shop & vets.
See above for pictures of animals lost or found or on our Rehome page. Perhaps your lost pet is in there?
Note
Having your dog or cat microchipped or placing an ID tag on their collar
can help you find a lost pet quickly and easily!
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ASPCA, Inspector Paul McCormack
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Lissoy, The Pigeons, Athlone, Co Westmeath
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| Visits to the Rescue Centre by Appointment Only from 10am to 2pm Monday to Saturday. |
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Tel. +353 (0)90 6485910 Mobile: +353 (0)87 6178871 10am - 5pm
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Email: lissoy.dogs@gmail.com, info@aspca.ie
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Updated:
Wednesday, 13-Jan-2010 22:43:06 GMT
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