Bill and Bridget Faint have left the Clwyd and Colwyn branch.
Unfortunately, the charity shop at Station Road, Colwyn Bay is due to close at the end of February. Please help it go out with a BANG by paying it a visit!
The Small Animal Unit at Bryn-Y-Maen has now been completed and is almost full already. The official opening is scheduled for the 16th April, 2011. The unit is absolutely wonderful and worth every penny spent on it. The facilities for animals and staff are second to none. Please click here for pictures.
After many false starts we have now started Neutering cats at our Rhyl Clinic. The first operation was on Monday 04/10/10. You can book an appointment by calling 01745 355798.
The Annual General Meeting for 2010 has to be re-run and this will take place at the Rhyl Clinic on Thursday 19th August 2010 at 7.30pm
The Annual General Meeting of the Clwyd and Colwyn Branch will take place at 7.30pm on Thursday 24th June at the Rhyl Clinic. The annual report for 2009 is also available to download at the bottom of this page in PDF format.
Work has started on the new small animal unit at Bryn-Y-Maen with the demolition of the old unit! Please see our Bryn-Y-Maen page for more details.
We have a new website! Thanks to hours of work from Dan over the past months, the entire site has enjoyed a complete revamp and we hope you will now find it much more user-friendly. As this is all still very new there may be a few bugs lurking, so if you encouter any problems please let me know so they can be fixed - And as always if any of you feels you have any useful content to volunteer then please get in touch and we will definately fit it in somewhere.
We can now offer a cat neutering service at the Clinic. Please see the Neutering page for details.
If you have a missing pet there are various contacts on our Links page that you may find useful. Many Vets also have databases of missing animals. We also have a database of missing animals so please Contact us with the details and we will do what we can to re-unite you with your pet. Also, the home page now has a link to Animal Search UK which will show both missing and found animals within the old Clwyd county area. If your dog is missing check out North Clwyd Animal Rescue who display a list of the dogs brought in within the last 7 days.
If there is any relevent area of information that you can provide or would like included on the website then let me know. For those of you that use social networking sites we are now on Twitter (look for clwydandcolwyn or 'Bill Faint'), which I presume makes me a 'twit' (my wife says that it does and that this is not news). We are already being followed by 51 people across the globe, including RSPCA HQ, and RSPCA Australia!
There have been problems with using the search box and downloading the search bar. To simplify matters you can now download a search web page from Charity-homepages.com either as your home page, as a favourite or as an additional tab loaded when you browse the internet. Using this webpage to search the internet will earn commission for us without any cost to you. If you have any problems making this page your homepage, adding it to your list of favourites or adding it as a tab loaded when you launch your browser then please email me on clwydandcolwyn@tiscali.co.uk telling me what browser you are using, (eg Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome) and the version. I cannot guarantee to solve the problem BUT I will certainly do everything I can.
The Annual General Meeting took place on Thursday 25th June 2009 at our clinic at 1 Vaughan Street, Rhyl, LL18 1TB. The annual report for 2008 is now available below.
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