Many Tears Animal Rescue

We always need the  following items.  They are in no particular order.

Shredded paper
Washing powder
Thick bleech
Disinfectant
Zoflora
Heavy duty bin bags
Advocate spot on (flea drops)
Milbemax Wormer
Oyster clipper blades - sizes 10, 15 and 5
Malaseb shampoo 
Dog shampoo and conditioner
Poo bags / nappy sack bags
Dog treats -  pigs ears, biscuits etc
Cotton wool balls or rolls for our surgery
Towels
Fleece and thick blankets
Sardines in oil
Slip leads with stops
Small and medium collars (10,12, 14 inch collars) both new and second hand.
Good string mops
Dog & cat toys & treats
Rolls of vet wrap bandages
Large and extra large plastic dog beds
Vet bed
Tinned/pouches etc dog/cat food
Heat lamp  bulbs screw in type - 100 watt to 250 watt 
Coal shovels (poop scoop shovels) galvanized if possible
Extra large yard push brooms
Stamps 1st and 2nd
HP printer cartridges #21 Black and #22 Colour

If you would set up a monthly standing order we would be extremely grateful.  The details that you need are printed below:
 
 Bank:                     HSBC 
 Branch:                  Tumble
 Sort Code:             40-44-35
 Account Name:      Many Tears Animal Rescue
 Account Number    61232657
 
Thank you to everyone who supports us on this vital source of income. 

Lily's Lotto is a great way for us to raise funds. For just £1 per month (£12 payable annually) you can help the dogs and be in with a chance of winning a cash prize.
 

  Click the image and visit our Ebay Shop and buy something to help us raise money. 

You can help the animals at Many Tears to find new homes by advertising the website.  One of the easiest ways to do this is via car stickers.  If you would like to help to advertise Many Tears and to help us raise funds, please buy a car sticker from our Ebay shop.

 Use easysearch
 as your search engine and for every search you make you will earn a cash donation to Many Tears.
 
 Buy your pet's medication through
  easyfundrasing
 and raise funds for Many Tears.  If you use the link to PetMeds on this site to buy to your pet's flea, worming and other medication you will raise funds for Many Tears at no cost to yourself. 

     Up here in Wales there are a lot of stray and unwanted dogs in the pounds every day.  This is actually a fact all over the UK.  Rescues try to prevent these dogs dying when their times is up by taking them in and re-homing them.  This is a very hard job, especially with dog who bite always getting top billing by the press. The pounds and councils do not want to kill dogs, but strangely, and certainly the ones up here, do little to help. I am hoping you all could write a letter either to the Welsh Council or, your local council, and suggest:

1. A very short questionnaire on the dog's social skills and temperament was completed by whoever hands the dog in - be it the finder or owner.
2. The pound did the same while the dog was in their care.

     I feel with more knowledge rescues would be more likely to take the rotties, staffs and those who act strangely in kennels who are always left behind.  The rescue would be able to add the notes from the pound to their own and the public would be keener to adopt a dog if they had some history.
     Often dogs come to us from the pound have shown signs of aggression whilst in there.  We give them a chance and they turn out to be the sweetest dogs ever but were just freaked out by being taken in a van with no familiar faces etc. to a pound or sometimes by their owners and simply left there, These dogs are the ones we pick up because others have passed them by. If the finder or owner had answered a questionnaire and said the dog was affectionate and trusting, rescues would know the poor dog was just freaked because they were in the pound.
     I am hoping you will all ask a council to help a little, as a resuce's job is already so hard. This has been asked in the past but ignored. Please write or email to all you can,  You are the voice of the voiceless so if you care, please write letters to the councils and yes even the kennel club. Good luck, your luck will be the dogs luck too!