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The Scottish SPCA are appealing to animal lovers for donations of essential items for ferrets in the care of its Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

Animal lovers are being urged to donate hay, toys and tunnels for the small creatures in the care of Lanarkshire's Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

The Scottish SPCA is seeking a homes for a horde of adorable hamsters in the care of its Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre in Hamilton.

The Scottish SPCA is appealing for food for small dogs in the care of their Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

The Scottish SPCA is appealing for homes for overlooked ferrets in the care of their Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

The Scottish SPCA are seeking a loving retirement home for a Lhasa Apso this spooky season.

animal welfare chiefs. Winnie was one of nine labradoodles found dumped at the side of the A98 in the north-east last August with some of the dogs found trapped inside derelict buildings.

iOS - Android The politician also met with Mike Flynn, chief superintendent at the SSPCA, and members of staff working at the centre including Stacie Kemp and Gillian Boyle.Mike said: “It was so lovely meeting Gillian MacKay, and having a MSP visit the centre who is so passionate about animal welfare in Scotland.“As Gillian is also the parliament’s species champion for the harbour seal, we are looking forward to hopefully welcoming her to our Nation Wildlife Rescue Centre in Fishcross in the future.“The specialist teams at our centres care for around 10,000 animals every year, and we were thrilled to be able to inform Gillian about our work and hear about her own passions.”The MSP hopes to work closely with the charity in the future.She

iOS - Android Centre manager Gillian Boyle told Lanarkshire Live : "We’re always busy at the centre and have a lot of hungry mouths to feed. “We are appealing for donations of essential food for the dogs in our care.“We are in need of IAMS Small/Medium Breed dry dog food and Arden Grange Mini Adult dry dog food.

Apple - Android Between March and December 2020 the number of animals rehomed by the Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre fell by around 33 per cent compared to the same period in 2019. It’s hoped that this partial reopening will make it easier for long-term residents like Winnie the carpet python to find their forever home.Manager of the centre, Gillian Boyle, told Lanarkshire Live: "We’re delighted to start welcoming people back to our centre."We really hope these telephone appointments for rehoming will make the centre more accessible for everyone and help animals like Winnie find their forever home."Winnie is our longest resident and has sadly been with us for 881 days.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Hamilton’s animal rescue centre is asking people to donate cat scratching posts and toys for felines.Items can be dropped in to the Scottish SPCA base on Bothwell Road, Hamilton, or from their Amazon wishlist: http://amzn.to/2MAvjmRCentre manager Gillian Boyle said: “We are currently in need of some enrichment items for our cats to keep them happy and stimulated while they wait for their forever homes.“They’d love some scratching posts to keep their claws healthy and some toys to stave off boredom.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The Scottish SPCA is looking for a loving home for Winnie, an overlooked carpet python who has sadly been in their care for over two years after being found in an abandoned .While other reptile residents of the charity’s Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre in Hamilton have come and gone, poor Winnie is still struggling to find her forever home.Gillian Boyle, centre manager, said, “At almost seven feet, we knew Winnie might be tricky to rehome but we never thought she’d be with us for this long.“Winnie is looking for an experienced large snake owner who will be able to continue with her daily handling and needs.“Although we refer to her as

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Hamilton’s animal rescue centre is looking for donations to support rabbits.The Scottish SPCA is appealing to residents in the town to provide some hay at their Bothwell Road base.All nine of the charity’s rescue and rehoming centres remain closed to the public due to Covid-19.Although virtual rehoming is now available through the SPCA website, due to lockdown restrictions it has a higher number of animals in its care, including an influx of rabbits.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.MONKLANDS animal lovers are being asked to donate much-needed items to support rabbits in Lanarkshire.The Scottish SPCA is appealing to residents in Airdrie and Coatbridge for donations of hay for the animals at its Lanarkshire animal rescue and rehoming centre near Hamilton.All nine of the charity’s rescue and rehoming centres remain closed to the public.Although virtual rehoming is now available through the SSPCA website, due to lockdown restrictions it has a higher number of animals in its care, including an influx of rabbits.Several of these are also pregnant, with the babies adding to the demand for food.The centre’s manager Gillian Boyle said: “We

Animal lovers are being urged to donate much needed Iams complete kitten food to the SSPCA Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre in Hamilton.Scotland’s animal welfare charity has seen a baby boom in recent weeks at the centre and are desperately in need of food for the newborns.Centre manager Gillian Boyle said: “We’re currently caring for around 30 kittens of various ages.“It can be a struggle to keep up with so many hungry mouths to feed.“We also need disinfectant because with this amount of young animals it’s more important than ever to keep everything as clean as possible.“Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic we are closed to the public but we can accept donations sent directly to us from Amazon or any other online retailer with a

Lanarkshire’s Scottish SPCA animal rescue centre is appealing for donations of hay after seeing an influx of rabbits to its care.

Animal lovers are being encouraged to donate much needed hay to the SSPCA’s Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

The Scottish SPCA’s Lanarkshire animal rescue and rehoming centre desperately needs donations for the animals in its care.

Hamilton’s animal rescue centre is feeling the effects of coronavirus and desperately needs donations for the animals in its care.