Please sponsor Russ on his “50 km ultra challenge” on 9 July

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Russ is walking 50 kms in the Peak District in aid of Sussex Pet Rescue.  Please sponsor him and share with your friends.

For Sponsorship form please click here.

Please note, you can donate using our website.  Go to sussexpetrescue.org and click Donate.  Please include a note to say you are sponsoring Russ’s walk.  If this is not possible as part of the donation process, please send us a note using info@sussexpetrescue.org.

Many thanks

 

Applications for help with vet costs will be accepted from 6 June (other than male neutering)

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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

 

 

Help with neutering male dogs and cats suspended 1st May to 11th July. Please read more for other options.

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Coronavirus update: foster homes now available for re-homing dogs.
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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

We are sorry, but we are unable to accept applications for help with the cost of castrating dogs and cats from 1st May to 11th July.  Applications to spay female dogs and cats will still be processed.

For Dogs:

If you live in RH16 1-4 or RH17 5-7 please try neutering@rspca-sussexnorth.org.uk

If you live in or around Brighton and have a bull breed, rottie or mastiff, please try info@rspcabrighton.org.uk and send a photo.

If you live in Pevensey, Eastbourne, Plumpton, Lewes, Newhaven or Seaford and receive council tax and housing benefit, try rspca-midsussexandeastbourne.org.uk or ring 01323 844727 between 6 and 9 pm Monday to Friday.

For Cats:

Try Cats Protection on 03000 121212 between 9.30 and 1 pm Monday to Friday – vouchers may be available and some areas run special neutering campaigns.

In Hastings, try Myra at the RSPCA on 01424 752121 between 11 and 3 pm (not Thursdays)

Many thanks for your understanding.

 

See our updating Facebook feed – just click at the top of the page

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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.
All you need to do is click Facebook Feed in the red band at the top of the page.  Most of our facebook entries and shares will appear.

 

 

 

A huge thank you to everyone who attended the show on 1st May!

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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

We would like to say thank you to all the people who came to the show at Upper Dicker. It was a splendid turnout, with what seemed like hundreds of dogs of all shapes and sizes having a great time. Our stall was crammed with dog accessories: toys, collars, leads, harnesses, bowls, towels, blankets and an eclectic mix of dog coats, some quite quirky, and all this attracted a lot of interest. Thank you to everyone who made a donation. The classes were very well attended with hot competition, the cakes seemed to be going down extremely well and even the weather was kind. So all in all a great success

 

 

 

 

 

Wishing all our supporters a very happy Easter!

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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

Do you have a reactive dog? Reactive Dogs UK can help.

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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

This is how they describe themselves:

“Sometimes life with our dogs can be different to what we expected, especially when our dogs are anxious, fearful, frustrated or growly.

Reactive Dogs UK is a Facebook group with a difference. A compassionate, informative and empowering support group for owners offering professional advice from experienced, accredited trainers and the support and safety of a community group moderated by a dedicated, compassionate admin team.

If you need some help to love life with your dog, then pop over to the group to find out more” https://www.facebook.com/groups/605603546664098 or check out www.rduk.online

 

 

 

 

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year from all of us at Sussex Pet Rescue!

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Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

 

 

 

 

 

Best wishes for the festive season and a happy and healthy 2022!

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Coronavirus update: foster homes now available for re-homing dogs.
If you need to re-home your dog, please ring Helen on 01444 400371.
Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

Wishing all our kind supporters a joyous festive season and a happy and healthy 2022. Photo in memory of Sussex Pet Rescue old-timer Kenny who left us in March, aged 13. If you have any Christmas photos you’d like to share, please send them along to info@sussexpetrescue.org.

 

 

 

 

First Aid Courses for dog owners

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Coronavirus update: foster homes now available for re-homing dogs.
If you need to re-home your dog, please ring Helen on 01444 400371.
Click here for natural, unadulterated dog food
Coronavirus update: if someone else walks your dog, make sure they use their own lead and wipe down collar or harness.
Mark Bridger can help with your dog’s behavioural issues – click here for his website
Have you adopted a Sussex Pet Rescue dog?  Would you like their story to appear on our website and Facebook pages?  If so, please send us their story and some lovely photos to info@sussexpetrescue.org.
Would you know what to do if your pet needed first aid? Dog First Aid – Sussex can help with a range of online or in person courses. If you’re interested, please click this link to their booking page to see the dates and use Promo Code PETRESCUE on the details page of your order for Sussex Pet Rescue to receive 10% (this applies to Bronze, Silver and Gold plus accessories).  Alternatively email Kathy on kathy.hobson@dog-first-aid.com
Thanking you for your support.