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Lost & Found

For many of us, a dog is an important member of the family. To lose a dog can be a distressing and painful experience.

Below is a list of contact and information from various councils around Manchester.
High Peak
Manchester City Council
Oldham
Rochdale
Salford
Tameside
Trafford
Warrington Borough Council

Things you can do

  • Check with local people in your area, provide photos.
  • Regularly check our dogs for adoption page
  • check www.doglost.co.uk. The national database for lost and found dogs.
  • Check petlog.org.uk. The lost and found database for microchipped pets.

Giving up your Dog

We understand that it is a very difficult time when you must choose to give up your dog whatever the circumstances.

Unfortunately, we can’t take every dog, however, we try to accommodate requests as much as possible.
Online Application for Manchester
Call for Cheshire

The Weather

COLD WEATHER

  • Keep away from frozen ponds and lakes.
  • Wash paws thoroughly after walking over gritted/salted areas.
  • Be aware of anti-freeze spillages. Anti-freeze is poisonous.
  • Provide reflective jackets or leads
  • Check in-between paws for impacted snow.

HOT WEATHER

  • Do NOT leave dogs in cars, however cool you think the weather is.
  • Provide as much shade as possible.
  • Avoid hot pavements. Test by touching with your hand.
  • Make sure you always have a supply of fresh, cool water available.
  • Dont run or cycle with your dog.

Foods to avoid

Chocolate

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Grapes

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Onions and Garlic

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Avocados

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Coffee and Tea

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Milk and Dairy

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Bones

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Macadamia Nuts

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

Raw Yeast Dough

It’s always tempting to give a loved one chocolate – but it can be one of the most hazardous foods for your dog as it contains caffeine and a compound called Theobromine (a diuretic and cardiac stimulant). This sweet ‘treat’ can cause your dog to have diarrhoea and vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, muscle tremors, irregular heart rhythm and seizures.

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