Archive for the ‘Animals’ Category

Judge the deed not the breed

Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

Another example of dogs being judged by their perceived reputation, rather than by their own personal behaviour was brought to my attention today, by a member of The Dogs Trust. ……… (more…)

Not Rearing Pigs

Saturday, July 7th, 2007

The following copy of a letter was forwarded to me today, and I laughed so much that I thought it was worth publishing it here. I congratulate the author and hope anyone who reads it here will enjoy it too! (more…)

England catching up with Wales in banning smoking

Saturday, June 30th, 2007

Tomorrow, June 1st 2007 will see England catching up with Wales, at least with regard to the ban on smoking in public places. (more…)

Think whilst you drink

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

Summer days encourage us to go to the countryside or the coast. (more…)

More on micro-chipping

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

I recently wrote about micro-chipping…..

Several weeks ago a dog whom we know, took fright and bolted. (more…)

Adult Greed v. Childhood Innocence

Thursday, April 12th, 2007

It was a beautiful day on Easter Saturday. The Fund-raising Committee at Llys Nini had organised an Easter Bonnet competition and an Easter Egg Hunt for the local children.

There was a small entry fee (it was, after all a fund raising day as well as a ‘fun day’), with concessions for family groups. (more…)

Micro-chipping your pet

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

In the olden days, the only way of identifying the owner of a dog or cat was to hope that it was wearing a collar with its address on it so it could be safely returned if it happened to get lost. (more…)

Cat-chase through the Uplands

Saturday, March 24th, 2007

Although this is not the actual cat… it looks very similar!

We had already done a full morning’s voluntary work for the animal centre… a dog, three rabbits and a cat had been transported to the vet’s surgery for treatment. (more…)

Slaughter of Dolphins in Japan

Saturday, March 3rd, 2007

One of the great joys of our sailing years was whenever we were joined by dolphins. There are lots of them off the Welsh Coast, and we had the pleasure of their acrobatic cabarets also in the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay

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Rainbow Bridge, Llys Nini

Friday, March 2nd, 2007

 


On Thursday, The Bishop Of Swansea and Brecon, the Right Reverend Lord Bishop Anthony Pierce came to Llys Nini to dedicate and open the Rainbow Bridge. It was also a celebration of the tenth anniversary of the opening of the lovely animal re-homing centre at Penllegaer, Swansea, after its move from the old Dogs’ Home at Singleton Park, Swansea.. (more…)