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🐶🥰This is Digby. Today he did something amazing and helped save a young woman who was thinking of taking her own life near Exeter.
We were at the incident as part of a multi-agency response. Police negotiators were speaking with the woman but the situation was becoming increasingly worrying.
One of the fire crews had the idea to bring along Digby, our ‘defusing’ dog. Digby helps crews who have been exposed to trauma during talking therapy ‘diffusing’ sessions.
When Digby arrived, the young woman immediately swung her head round to look, and smiled. This got a conversation started about Digby and his role at the fire service. She was asked if she would like to come and meet Digby, which we are pleased to say she did.
We wish the woman involved all the best in her recovery.
If you need someone to talk to, contact Samaritans on 116 123 or visit orlo.uk/bZpAR
Deaf shelter puppy that no one wanted proved to be the best therapy dog – changing the lives of children, veterans, and senior citizens alike ❤️
New sessions starting soon!
Puppy Socialisation with kennel club registered trainer, Lesley Hutt in our Beltinge Surgery garden available to book now. Ring Lesley today on 07856 170627 to secure your puppy's place!
Starting after Easter!!!
Puppy Socialisation sessions with Lesley Hutt will be starting after Easter in our Beltinge Surgery garden. Ring Lesley today on 07856 170627 to book your puppy's place!
FREE puppy socialisation sessions
Open to non Animed clients.
Due to covid restrictions places are limited so
book your place today and get your puppy on the right path to socialising & training
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Contact Lesley 07856170627We have some exciting news!!!
Puppy socialisation sessions returning soon. Run by our awesome friend, kennel club registered trainer Lesley Hutt in our Beltinge Surgery garden. For more information or to get your pups name on the waiting list call Lesley on 07856 170627.
Colette Hawkins David Hawkins took Finn to these 👍
***This pup has been reunited***
Black Spaniel straying around Love Lane Estate Faversham. If you recognise this dog please contact outofhoursdogs@swale.gov.uk or call 07795 237479
My response used to always be "I am glad your dog is friendly but mine isn't and I think a bit might be coming".
🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾We have some exciting news!!!
Puppy socialisation sessions returning soon. Run by our awesome friend, kennel club registered trainer Lesley Hutt in our Beltinge Surgery garden. For more information or to get your pups name on the waiting list call Lesley on 07856 170627.
Blind Staffie Finds A Guide In His Forever Friend
Blind Staffie Finds A Guide In His Forever Friend
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While volunteering at her local animal rescue center, Jess Martin fell in love with an adorable Staffordshire named Amos that was born blind. When she heard that he was having some trouble finding his...Protecting your Dog from Dog Theft
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**IMPORTANT INFORMATION**
We are delighted to introduce our new Out of Hours provider - MiNight Vet, based at the familiar site Barton Veterinary Hospital on Dover Road, Canterbury.
Starting tomorrow 6th January, the new Out of Hours emergencies number will be 01227 941140.
The team at MiNight Vet will have access to our clients records via a secure database and our Healthy Pet Club members are entitled to their normal 10% discount.
Also from tomorrow, our opening hours in Whitstable will change.
We will be open
Monday-Friday 8.00-19.00
Saturday 8.00-17.00.
Thank you
Team Animed.
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