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Here is their ad 'Mauw is a 13 year old family pet. She is nervous of strangers but can be enticed with a soft tone and low level face contact. She understands the words 'come here' and usually responds. She is spayed etc and may have been wearing her red collar with VIP diamante letters'
The cat I found I brought to the vet and the vet told me it was a neutered male and nearly all ginger cats are female! I could call but feel dumb saying I found a male if their ad clearly says they lost a female. What do you think?
With a statement like that I wouldn't take his word for it that it's a neutered male, it's the opposite, nearly all ginger cats are male. I don't know if it's the right terminology but tricolours (black, ginger and white) I think are nearly always female, but full gingers are nearly always male.
I met a woman once who thought her ginger FEMALE cat was pregnant! Turned out it was a male cat who'd put on a bit of weight recently!
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Work email there (Cork city) - "Dog found in Lee Fields on Friday afternoon. Female Boxer cross 1-2 years. Brown with white chest, white tip to (undocked) tail. Don’t think she’s spayed. Very good natured and obedient."
Trying to get a pic now, pm me if it sounds like yours.
Edit: Pic now attached:
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Hi my dog has been missing since 11.30am today
He is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel {ruby type}
He was in my front garden and the gate was closed but somehow the gate was open and he was gone when i looked.
His name is lucky and he is most likely in the dublin 9 or 5 areas donnycarney-artane-whitehall-fairview- or killester i spent 5 hours cycling around looking for him today and had about a dozen others looking but could not find him.
I WILL GIVE A BIG REWARD IF FOUND
This is,nt him but he looks similar to the dog in the pic
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On Sunday 30th of January, a female German Shepherd went missing from our family home in the Dromahair/Killargue area. This dog is a family pet and belongs to a 12 year old boy, who is absolutely devastated in grief over the loss of this dog. If you or anyone has any information that will lead to the recovery of this dog there will be a €500 reward. She is 2 years old, sable in colour and answers to the name of Elsa. She is neutered and microchipped. ANY information will be gratefully appreciated.0 -
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Found this afternoon (Mon, Feb 7) outside NUI,Galway Reading Room.
Brought him to the vets, he's chipped, but the chip isn't registered.
He's wearing a black collar with no ID tag, but with what seems to be an rusty chain hook. Appears to be around 6 years old or so!
Quite the handsome chap!;)0 -
I found a cat a tabby ginger cat, obviously owned as she is very tame. No collar found in south side here is some photos
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This cat is seriously tame very cuddly and was found crying in the rain. Let me know if you think this could be yours I can take some more photos as well.
Hey I have offically decided to keep this cat now, I think I have waited long enough to find owner so am going to get him microchipped and buy a collar, any objections feel free to post.
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Hey I have offically decided to keep this cat now, I think I have waited long enough to find owner so am going to get him microchipped and buy a collar, any objections feel free to post.
Thanks, serenacat
Hmmm - you're very good to take him in and I'd be thinking the same, but "any objections feel free to post" does not mean you are now indemnified!
I mean it in the best way, but one of my friends took in a stray dog recently. We searched high and low for the owner who was not to be found. She went off and got him vaccinated (turned out he was chipped but not updated), bought flea drops and worming tablets, and of course grew very attached. Owner turned up suddenly yesterday and she had to give him back. That was three weeks of course, I suppose the owner becomes less of a one as time goes on. Just be careful you don't get disappointed!
edit: actually begs the question if you spend a lot of money on an animal and the owner turns up, should you be reimbursed? Will post it in a new thread.0 -
Hmmm - you're very good to take him in and I'd be thinking the same, but "any objections feel free to post" does not mean you are now indemnified! I mean it in the best way, but one of my friends took in a stray dog recently. We searched high and low for the owner who was not to be found. She went off and got him vaccinated (turned out he was chipped but not updated), bought flea drops and worming tablets, and of course grew very attached. Owner turned up suddenly yesterday and she had to give him back. That was three weeks of course, I suppose the owner becomes less of a one as time goes on. Just be careful you don't get disappointed!
edit: actually begs the question if you spend a lot of money on an animal and the owner turns up, should you be reimbursed? Will post it in a new thread.[/QUOTEafraid this is true. if u dont go through the proper channels a owner has 1yr and 1 day to claim back their pet. the only way to make sure you can legally own the dog is to hand it in to the pound. after 5 days if the owner dont show up, you can legal take dog.0 -
Hmmm - you're very good to take him in and I'd be thinking the same, but "any objections feel free to post" does not mean you are now indemnified! I mean it in the best way, but one of my friends took in a stray dog recently. We searched high and low for the owner who was not to be found. She went off and got him vaccinated (turned out he was chipped but not updated), bought flea drops and worming tablets, and of course grew very attached. Owner turned up suddenly yesterday and she had to give him back. That was three weeks of course, I suppose the owner becomes less of a one as time goes on. Just be careful you don't get disappointed!
edit: actually begs the question if you spend a lot of money on an animal and the owner turns up, should you be reimbursed? Will post it in a new thread.portgirl123 wrote: »Hmmm - you're very good to take him in and I'd be thinking the same, but "any objections feel free to post" does not mean you are now indemnified! I mean it in the best way, but one of my friends took in a stray dog recently. We searched high and low for the owner who was not to be found. She went off and got him vaccinated (turned out he was chipped but not updated), bought flea drops and worming tablets, and of course grew very attached. Owner turned up suddenly yesterday and she had to give him back. That was three weeks of course, I suppose the owner becomes less of a one as time goes on. Just be careful you don't get disappointed!
If I found the owner or owner sees the cat on any site posted I will of course give him back but its been over a month now so seems very unlikely, I took him to the vet and got worming tablets and flea drops too and would mention that to the owner as cost 49.0 euro so would be nice to get that back.
It would be very bittersweet if we found the owner, but want to buy a collar and other cat things for him at this stage.0 -
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