05 July, 2009
03 July, 2009
Lots more kittens

We have had endless referrals about baby kittens that need help. This season has gone on from early March and we are still getting tiny babies brought to us that need to be bottle fed. These two came on Wednesday. They are very friendly. One came from a Villa in higher Peyia, he had been abandoned by his mother and was screaming the place down. He has now been Vet checked, treated for parasites and given good nourishing food and love. The other one was found at the side of her dead mother. She was Vet checked and then we put them together and they are the best of friends. We are finding it very difficult as there are endless phone calls and we cant help them all. We had another call today regarding a mother and five babies that have been cared for by people on holiday who are leaving Cyprus tomorrow. We cant accommodate them as we have no more room until we re home some more kittens. We will try and help them by providing food and arranging for the mother to be spayed. However, to spay the mother cat and vaccinate all the babies will cost us over 200 euros. Vaccination and parasite treatment is absolutely vital for all mothers and babies. Your donations help us. Without donations we cannot do the work. Thank you so much to all the people who do support us. Roy and Jennie (Bristol) sent us another huge donation. A million thanks to you two again. Also thanks to Linda Sargant and family for their donations for Princess. Thank you Doreen for helping Suki and also Caroline who is trying to arrange for Kitty the mother cat to join her and her husband in the UK.
We have many more supporters so if I haven't named you you are not forgotten please accept our appreciation and be aware that every penny donated goes to help animals in need. All our volunteers do the work voluntarily with no pay. Thank you.
26 June, 2009
22 June, 2009
This is Babe

As you can see she is very tiny and simply loves the children. She is a Jack Russell x that looks a bit like a little piggy or a lamb hence her name. She is 8 weeks old and has had her first vaccine. She will only be a small dog so will be fine for an apartment. She is very well behaved and only barks when she sees other dogs or cats but is quiet at other times. She has a foster home for one week after which she will have to go to the refuge (if they have room for her).
Please try and help this dear little girl.
We thought we had a home for Babe but the Landlord said she could not stay so she is still available please help her she is a real character.
19 June, 2009
Bailey has got a home!!!
Many thanks, Ruth
Scavenger Hunt Results.
13 June, 2009
Poor little puppy!
12 June, 2009
From feral dog to this in one easy step!

Some of you may remember JOJO. He lived rough for many months while a kind person got his trust. She contacted Parc and we vaccinated him, provided him with a bed and eventually neutered and registered him. He went to a wonderful foster carer and then found a splendid forever home. He is normally running and jumping in the Countryside but on this occasion he was doing a bit of sunbathing beside his pool.
We love you JOJO you make this job worthwhile. And so do your fantastic humans who clearly put your needs above their own.
Just too busy!
Firstly, we have a 7 week old kitten in the clinic at present. She was knocked down by a car. Thankfully a supporter of Parc saw it and acted quickly. She now has a shorter tail than normal, a bit of a limp and an ulcerated eye (which will heal in time). She was pretty angry when we first got her but she has turned into a real sweety and will be ready to go to a home in a week or two.
We have homed lots of cats and kittens over the past month but we still have lots of babies that need either homes or sponsors.
We have taken in 2 young puppies in the past week and homed them both before I could get a picture on the webpage for you. I have now just agreed to help another 4 week old puppy. Came to us last night absolutely covered in ticks (foster carer thought she had black ears until she removed the ticks). She will need a home soon.
It is important to remember that every kitten, cat, puppy or dog that comes to Parc is full vaccinated if they are old enough and well enough. This does cost a tremendous amount of money but is vitally important.
A big thank you to all the people who sponsor our animals we simply cannot manage without your help.
Sadly we sometimes have to say we can't take in unwanted kittens. This week we had 3 x two week old kittens dumped in a box at Phillipos Supermarket. They are much too young to be taken from their mother but we are trying to bottle feed them (well actually Clare from Cozy Catz Cattery is feeding them) Thank you Clare it is a time consuming task and we appreciate your help very much. Although we always try to help tiny babies we cannot take all six/seven week old kittens and therefore some referrers are disappointed and perhaps disiullusioned with Parc. I have to remind people that we are a small organisation doing our very best to help sick and injured homeless animals but the healthy free ferals have to survive. We do try, we work very hard but there are only a few of us and our resources are limited. If you want to offer to help Parc either by making a donation or fostering one of our animals then please contact us. Thank you.
08 June, 2009
Cyprus poodle 3 months old
ANOTHER LITTLE FELLOW HOMED. SINCERE THANKS TO CYDRA FOR FINDING HIM A HOME IN GERMANY. VISIT THEIR WEBSITE www.cyprusdogs.eu TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE WORK THEY DO.



















