By Margaret Sheard ….
The Hope 4 Pets team are still soldiering on following the plea for help to enable them to keep the charity going, and many people have given them the support they needed.
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Hope for Pets North Cyprus – Important Announcement
By Hope 4 Pets Admin …
ANNOUNCEMENT
After a couple of months of worry and uncertainty, the admin of Hope 4 Pets have been deeply moved by the uplifting positive comments we have received in person and on Facebook. It was lovely to read all your comments about H4P and the huge impact it has had on the community in North Cyprus.
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Rob Astley makes an Appeal for Hope 4 Pets
By Robert Astley – The Dog Whisperer …
Readers Mail….
I am asking all my friends a personal favour as Hope 4 Pets needs your help and if you are a member and have already paid the 50TL membership fee per year then Thank You but if not could you please use this link to make your payment
UK bank account.
BACS using sort code: 20-11-81,
acc no: 23445542 Hope 4 Pets North Cyprus
TRNC bank account. UBAN CT22136094310313040000000581 Kuzey Kibris Hayvanlar Icin Umut Dernegi Creditwest Catalkoy
Please they need our help and I need theirs to carry on what
I am doing to care for the street animals, so they need help for so many every day.
Even if you are in the UK 50TL is about £6 it would mean so much to me if you could become a paid up member of Hope 4 Pets North Cyprus which is run by 3 lovely dedicated ladies that need help in other ways and if you think you can help, then please contact one of the team.
Many thanks
Rob
Alsancak Belediye By-law on pets allowed per household
By Stephanie Harrison-Croft and Elizabeth Stowell ….
Hope 4 Pets North Cyprus ….
Hope 4 Pets were alerted to the problem in Alsancak by the couple involved at the heart of this incident Mark and Liz Gladwin, who understandably were upset and angry to be told by Mr Enver Ozbirim of the law enforcement office at the Alsancak Belediye, when he went to their house, that they had to hand over 3 of their dogs as there was now a rule that only 3 dogs per household were allowed and the 3 dogs confiscated would be taken to Girne Pound.
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