phoenix

So sorry run free sweetheart

these are my current fosters for the feline network, i have put a rehoming thread up too if anyones interested rosie jackson toby

i'm currently fostering these little cuties for the feline network, all potential owners will be subject to a homecheck and must agree to spey/neutuer at 6mths they will be vaxed and microchipped before rehoming (or at the very least the 1st vax)we are a devon based rescue but can arrange transport further afield if the home is right, this is rosie, toby, and the long haired jackson if anyone is interested in adopting one or three please contact either me via PM or call our co-ordinator debbie, on 01803 392550

his car was just 5 yards away..........good grief, definatly a jobsworth,

i'm signing up for a micro chipping course thats run by local vets,its a petlog one, i know some of you have also done this course, so, what was the course like and what were the prices, also what equipment did you get included in the price of the course or did you have to pay for all equipment separetely, if so are there any cheaper suppliers

i was just thinking the same thing

we get loads of those here, i think they love the marshy areas i live near, i cant think of its common name off the top of my head, but i do agree they are freaky looking things............but not as freaky as the cockchafer they're even worse

my cat has a constant battle (in the same spot) with wet eczema could fos or gse be ok for cats?

i'm so sorry sweet dreams polly

best of luck, and safe journey

well, i bought the corsa, some of the history with it was for garage bills more than what the car was worth so i know its been very well looked after, only 2 owners, its very nippy, cheap tax too the only problem with it is that its...........green

i have bought a few tickets for the fiat on behalf of a couple of rescues, not that i ever win ought i have spotted on a garage forecourt a un-chaved corsa for £600 it looks imaculate for its age, i might enquire tomorrow

wow thanks for your replies, i did look at a few ford ka's but they really dont fair well in this sea air, every one was really rusty thanks for the parkers link, i will have a look and see whats what and like most of you i am a ford girl, but as i need a small car as opposed to wanting one, with not too much spare dosh i cant be too picky and stay loyal to ford, still whatever i get has to double as a learner car for my daughter so i have to think of street cred too

ive double posted, please can a mod remove one .....thank you

i drive a galaxy which is great for the family and dogs, however, my job entails me to drive (alot of) the smallest of country lanes that both door mirrors take half the hedge with me especially when i meet another car and i have to reverse five miles so i want a small car that will double for my daughter to learn in so it has to be small engine for cheap tax and insurance, so, my dilema is what do i get, i quite like the daewoo matiz but ive heard they arnt very good, same goes for the fiat cinquecento and the corsa, so i wandered if fugees had first hand experience of these really small cars and what do you recommend........thank youuuuuu

i drive a galaxy which is great for the family and dogs, however, my job entails me to drive (alot of) the smallest of country lanes that both door mirrors take half the hedge with me especially when i meet another car and i have to reverse five miles so i want a small car that will double for my daughter to learn in so it has to be small engine for cheap tax and insurance, so, my dilema is what do i get, i quite like the daewoo matiz but ive heard they arnt very good, same goes for the fiat cinquecento and the corsa, so i wandered if fugees had first hand experience of these really small cars and what do you recommend........thank youuuuuu

OMG my daughter has just said 'i want to do something like that at my wedding'

many congratulations

thanks guys, as usual fugee knowledge comes to the rescue, she wont be bringing the kitten back here to the uk, as shes only here herself for a short time, so when she goes home she wants to take the kittten with her, i will tell her to start applying for a passport now then at least she will have one and it will still be valid for when she does go home

ok so she will need a passport, are they a set price or is it a area priced thing, shes thinking of going home quite soon, is it true that they take around 7 months to complete applications

a work collegue has rescued and hand reared a feral kitten, and wants to take him back to poland when she moves, she asked me about the pet passport scheme, wandering if she will need one, and how much they are, but i looked and cant see anything to say that you need one to leave the uk only to return, all info seems to be about returning from your holliday, not about leaving and whether the cat needs any proof of jabs ect nor can i find how much they are and how to get one if needed can anyone shed any light on this for me, thank you

SIGNED

thats almost as good as mike hunt

many congratulations to you and the proud parents

many congrats to you both take it easy