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Jack came to the Centre as an 8 week old puppy with his mum a pedigree cooker spaniel (since rehomed). They were living on the street in Alsancak.

Hard to believe that he is still at the centre.

He is popular with everyone as his personality is typical cocker…. ‘love me, love me’

He is a little darling.

Let’s not make this a 1000 days…

Visit him. Love him. 9am-1pm, 7 days a week.

Crunchie came into the centre as a 6 month old abandoned puppy in 2014.

Beautiful, calm nature and very affectionate.

Visit him.

.. 7 day a week, 9am-1pm….. make this his last photo shot..

sponsor him Kartrnc@gmail.com

Unfortunately his blood count is still too low, so he remains at the Centre awaiting his operation.

We will keep you all posted.

Kayleigh is the last in a litter, dumped on a rubbish pile. She is Hamish’s sister.

The other sibling Nancy was homed to the UK

She is a quiet little girl, no fuss, but enjoys attention and a cuddle.

Visit Kayleigh, 9am-1pm, 7 days a week

Or sponsor her Kartrnc@gmail.com

Bruno was thrown over fence at the centre in August 2018, when he was 9 months old.

He had ringworm, mange and a very low blood count caused by ehrlicia.

We put him.back together, nursed his physical.and mental wounds.

friendly, happy boy.

Just waiting and waiting

Visit him and the gang… 7 days a week 9am-1pm

sponsor him for £10 per month

buy him a Xmas dinner. 20TL…

the infamous Dogs Dinners 2023, Donate 20TL and buy a cat or dog a Xmas dinner.

Donations to all the usual outlets. Plus the Xmas Bazaar on the 25th at MC Palace.

Bank details attached for UK and overseas donations. Please mark your bank or PayPal donations. ‘Dogs Dinners’.

Last year we managed Xmas Dinner and NY dinner. So here’s hoping for 2023!

Our 2nd Campaign is for treats and such like for stocking fillers for our charges…

Anything you can spare, will benefit all our animals.

Please help us give our charges an extra special

Christmas….

ideally a home…

You can drop donations of any description, direct to the Centre.

Open 7 days a week 9am-1pm

if you live on the West Side of the island. You can donate at Lambousa Market Book Stall on a Saturday or…

PetFix Vets (next to Julia’s Cafe, in Alsancak).

Miles was found, a victim of hit and run last weekend.

A kind and caring couple found him in the road and took him to Animates as an urgent emergency.

They posted on social media for his owner as he is only 6 months old and had a collar and seemed well cared for.

Unfortunately no one has come forward.

KAR have now stepped in as he needed treatment as a matter of urgency.

He has had to have his leg pinned and whilst anaesthetised he was found to have a fractured tooth and mandible, and consequently has had his jaw wired.

He will be moved to the Centre on Thursday for a lengthy recovery.

Meanwhile we are asking for donations to help towards his operation and recovery.

Currently his bill stands at 8000TL (£235).

We as KAR are struggling with rising costs to care for our own animals, so really need donators to step up for Miles and cover his costs.

PayPal details and Bank details are on our website. Please mark any donation

‘MILES’

We will publish updates on his recovery.

We received an email yesterday from supporter and visitor Stephanie Evans, who had visited the Centre during the summer and returned to the UK determined to help the Centre.

The email states that Stephanie, has set up an Ebay account (first time), and started selling items….

It is an ongoing project but the staggering amount of £1500, has been raised so far.

Thank you to Stephanie, with dwindling funds and an increase in help needed across the island, the timing is perfect…

When you are sinking.. lifelines do appear…

Finally, following numerous telephone calls and emails from concerned citizens, Ederner dog was sedated, removed and is safe at the Centre.

He has had a nasty leg wound for weeks if not months, but has turned nasty this week.

No one has been able to restrain him, so Girne Beledeyesi were asked to attend to ‘dart’ him, so he could be picked up.

This all happened very quickly yesterday! He was taken to Vetpoint, where before any treatment commenced, we requested his bloods be taken, which proved to be so low, treatment could not commence.

So, he is currently at the centre, waiting for a rise in his white blood cell count.

Then…. he will begin treatment and be neutered.

Big shout out to…

Girne Beledeyesi (dart team)

NetAP (neutering Operation)

Robert Astley (logistics)

Street Paws at Kar (post operation medication)

Soley Schumacher-Rustem (logistics and transportation)

Yunus and Mehmet (transportation)

Without the above this dog would still be roaming the streets, slowly dying.

Thank you to all that helped. We will keep you all updated.