A missing dog has been rescued from a steep embankment in Halifax and happily reunited with her owners thanks to her microchip.
Purdy, a white German shepherd, was spotted stuck down the side of a stream by a member of the public yesterday morning (Tuesday 27 November), who called the RSPCA for help.
RSPCA inspector Sarah Bagley said: “It was pretty tricky to get her out of there and I tried all sorts.
“I attempted to encourage her up … Continue reading…
A cat found lost in Cardiff with a microchip registered to Cyprus has been reunited with his happy and relieved owners, following a successful RSPCA Cymru appeal.
Limmy, a ginger cat, had been missing from his owners – the Biggs family – since 22 August.
The ginger and white cat was found by a member of the public in the Butetown / Cardiff Bay area of Cardiff on 15 October, snuffling and sneezing. They alerted the RSPCA, which prompted a … Continue reading…
RSPCA Cymru is urgently seeking to reunite a cat, found in the Merthyr area with a ruptured eye, with her family.
The tortoiseshell cat was first spotted by a members of the public in the Glasier Road area of the town, straying, in November 2016. Locals kept a look out for her, providing temporary care and food.
However, the condition of the cat – still straying – worsened significantly in the weeks which followed, with her eye appearing both bloody … Continue reading…
A missing cat found in Buckinghamshire has been reunited with his owner who lives 250 miles away in BELGIUM – thanks to his microchip.
Gizmo went missing in August 2015, while temporarily living in High Wycombe with his owner Milene Letertre.
Despite an extensive search, Gizmo could not be located and in November a heartbroken Milene moved back to her home in Silly, Belgium.
But last week, ten months after eight-year-old Gizmo had gone missing, the RSPCA received a call … Continue reading…
A three-legged cat from Macclesfield who went missing for a month has been reunited with her family – after she was found 45 miles away in Liverpool.
Brandy, an 11-year-old tabby and white cat who had a leg amputated when she was two, was reunited with her worried family thanks to her microchip.
Owner Tracy Lake, of Nicholson Avenue, in Hurdsfield, Macclesfield, said she feared the worst after Brandy, who has been a house cat for the last three years, … Continue reading…