k9 News and Events

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The Pooch in the cartoon above is suppose to be Batman and he is encouraging you to please bring a tin or bag of dog food when you go to the k9 functions...Thanks

K9 Tenerife & Friends of the Animals News Dec 29th

Car Boot Sales – K9
K9 Sales are held on the first Sunday of each month at Happy Days Bowls & Tennis Club, Garanana, Costa del Silencio from 8am until midday. Stalls €6 each.
Enquiries from Pat the Cat on 608 121 081
3rd January, 7th February

K9 also hold a Sale on the second Saturday of each month outside Shimmers Bar in Callao Salvaje from 10.30 am until 1pm. Enquiries from Pat the Cat as above.
9th January, 13th February

Car Boot Sales – Friends of the Animals Sales are held on the last Sunday of each month at the Sports Centre, Los Gigantes from 9am until midday. Info from Pat the Cat.
31st January

Playa San Juan & Alcala Markets.
K9 and Friends of the Animals have stalls here each Wednesday & Sunday from 9am until 2pm.

Adeje Sunday Evening Market.
K9 have a Good as New stall here each Sunday. It is open from 4pm to 8pm and is situated not far from Mercadona in Adeje at the Ika Centre. Susan on 922 710675 for more info.

What you can do…
In our organisation time is a big factor and we are always in need of people who can give some of their time to us, as there are never enough people to get the tasks done. If you are able to help with any of the following tasks please contact the relevant people. THANK YOU.

We are in need of good quality bric a brac and other suitable car boot items. These can be delivered directly to the kennels during opening hours. Open every day from 10.30am till 1.30pm, or if you need the items to be collected then please call Pat on 608121081 or Kenny on 627096518 to arrange collection. (No large furniture items please). We also need volunteers to help at the car boot sales and other fundraising events that take place, please call Pat.

The dogs like to be taken out of the kennels for a change, so we are always happy when dog walkers turn up. You are always welcome at the kennels any day from 9.30am till 1.30pm. Please have sensible footwear and a drink. Respect the advice given about each individual dog.

If anyone is interested in assisting primarily with our cats, we do need help with trapping and neutering as required, or help on a morning from 9am at the Kennel Cattery. Tel 667638468.

Occasionally we need foster parents for a dog or a cat. They may need special care or just TLC due to illness, broken bones, or some other reason. If you would be interested in fostering please contact the kennels on 667638468.

We are forever on the lookout for new fundraising ideas; if you would like to arrange a fundraising event on our behalf, or have any ideas, please contact any of the numbers below.

Due primarily to the ‘credit crunch’ K9 and other refuges are feeling the effects of more cats and dogs needing to be re-homed. Please think carefully before taking on a pet – dogs and cats need to have their injections up to date, six months prior to leaving Tenerife. It is also very expensive to take them back to the UK. If our kennels are full please contact the police (Tel 112) in the district you reside (as a last resort).

K9 have 2 skilled seamstresses, a TV engineer and 2 experienced Dog Walkers/Sitters, who offer special prices to other K9 supporters for any work undertaken

The K9 Officers & Committee are grateful for the continued support to our abandoned animals from the general public in these very difficult times financially.
Thanks to Taffy’s Bar at San Eugenio for the donation of €430 raised from Raffle for the Christmas Hamper.
Any Bar that has a Red K9 Collection Box, if it is more than half full, will you please contact the name on the box or Pat the Cat on 608121081 to arrange collection. Thanks.

People often ring to ask “Where are your kennels”. They are at Las Chafiras on the San Miguel side of the motorway. Follow the San Miguel road for 400 metres, you will see the First Impressions Building on your right hand side. After a further 300 metres you will see a road off to the right. Continue on this road for approx a mile. The kennels are on the right on a bend. Car parking opposite the entrance.

Useful contacts.
Kennels 667 638 468.
Pat the Cat 608 121 081
Spanish only 667 638 468 Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm.
Spanish only 670 841 925 Evenings & Weekends.
Publicity only 922 752415

Website www.K9tenerife.com
Email info@k9tenerife.com
K9president@k9tenerife.com

A very happy & prosperous new year to all our supporters.

Merry Christmas and a Wooftastic New Year

Taking a break now for the Christmas holidays. I will leave you with a Christmas Shelter Dog Poem.....

’Tis the night before Christmas and all through the town,
every shelter is full—we are lost, but not found.

Our numbers are hung on our kennels so bare,
we hope every minute that someone will care.

They’ll come to adopt us and give us the call,
“Come here, Max and Sparkie — come fetch your new ball!”

But now we sit here and think of the days
we were treated so fondly — we had cute, baby ways.

Once we were little, then we grew and we grew.
Now we’re no longer young and we’re no longer new.

So out the back door we were thrown like the trash.
They reacted so quickly — why were they so rash?

We “jump on the children,” “don’t come when they call,”
we “bark when they leave us,” “climb over the wall.”

We should have been neutered, we should have been spayed,
now we suffer the consequence of the errors THEY made.

If only they’d trained us, if only we knew,
we’d have done what they asked us and worshiped them, too.

We were left in the backyard, or worse, let to roam.
Now we’re tired and lonely and out of a home.

They dropped us off here and they kissed us goodbye…
“Maybe someone else will give you a try.”

So now here we are, all confused and alone
in a shelter with others who long for a home.

The kind workers come through with a meal and a pat,
with so many to care for, they can’t stay to chat.

They move to the next kennel, giving each of us cheer…
we know that they wonder how long we’ll be here.

We lay down to sleep and sweet dreams fill our heads
of a home filled with love and our own cozy beds.

Then we wake to see sad eyes, brimming with tears –
our friends filled with emptiness, worry, and fear.

If you can’t adopt us and there’s no room at the inn –
could you help with the bills and fill our food bin?

We count on your kindness each day of the year –
can you give more than hope to everyone here?

Please make a donation to pay for the heat…
and help get us something special to eat.

The shelter that cares for us wants us to live,
and more of us will, if more people will give.

– Author Unknown

A Christmas Wish for All Dogs

Basil's 10 Top Tips to give Pooches a stress free Christmas Holiday

1.Keep your pooch's feeding routine the same, there is nothing that will stress us out more than finding our dinner isn't in our bowl at the usual time ! Culture Hound says 'stressed I'd be absolutely livid'

2.Make sure your Pooch has a quiet place to go to if things get too noisy and hectic. Ideally a separate room so if we want to escape we are not trapped in a room with strangers. ( I think some humans would like this idea of a separate room as well )

3.If is not possible to take us out for a long walk, because you are busy, at the very least let us out into the garden so we can have some fresh air or go around the block once, a few times a day. It might be Christmas but we still need to go the toilet !

4.Don't let us drink any alcohol as only a little amount can put a small pooch into a coma, so keep half glasses of wine and beer off the floor out of our way.

5.If visiting friends or relatives are bringing their own cat or dog then make sure that introductions have already been made away from the house as territorial issues can arise. For example I can't get on with cats , I think it was a bad experience I had when I was a pup. I just have this incredible urge to chase them all the time.

6.Never leave any children alone with pets in the house, especially the very small variety that think we are a toy and start pulling on our tail, ears , etc. Very annoying, or even worse start dressing us up in Christmas outfits !

7.Don't give us loads of scraps from the table, (can't believe I am saying this ! ) Even if we turn on the big eyed soulful look. Fatty foods can cause us to have bad diarrhoea.

8.If there are medicines in the house keep them away from us pooches, and tell your guests who have to take medication at certain times to make sure they keep them safe.

9.Put Christmas paper and other gift wrapping materials away from us , when you have finished wrapping your Christmas presents. Sometimes we like to play with and chew paper, this could cause choking or blocked intestines. Not very nice !

10.Lastly but not least keep chocolate out of our way, chocolate is poisonous for us even in small amounts.

Muchas gracias

Basil :)

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Car Boot Sales – K9

K9 Sales are held on the first Sunday of each month at Happy Days Bowls & Tennis Club, Garanana, Costa del Silencio from 8am until midday. Stalls €6 each.

Enquiries from Pat the Cat on 608 121 081

3^rd January, 7^th February

K9 also hold a Sale on the second Saturday of each month outside Shimmers Bar in

Callao Salvaje from 10.30 am until 1pm. Enquiries from Pat the Cat as above.

19^th December, 9^th January.

Car Boot Sales – Friends of the Animals Sales are held on the last Sunday of each month

at the Sports Centre, Los Gigantes from 9am until midday. Info from Pat the Cat.

27^th December, 31^st January

Playa San Juan & Alcala Markets.

K9 and Friends of the Animals have stalls here each Wednesday & Sunday from

9am until 2pm.

Adeje Sunday Evening Market.

K9 have a Good as New stall here each Sunday. It is open from 4pm to 8pm and is situated 100 metres from Mercadona in Adeje. Susan on 922 710675 for more info.

What you can do…

In our organisation time is a big factor and we are always in need of people who can give some of their time to us, as there are never enough people to get the tasks done. If you are able to help with any of the following tasks please contact the relevant people. THANK YOU.

We are in need of good quality bric a brac and other suitable car boot items. These can be delivered directly to the kennels during opening hours. Open every day from 10.30am till 1.30pm, or if you need the items to be collected then please call Pat on 608121081 or Kenny on 627096518 to arrange collection. (No large furniture items please). We also need volunteers to help at the car boot sales and other fundraising events that take place, please call Pat.

The dogs like to be taken out of the kennels for a change, so we are always happy when dog walkers turn up. You are always welcome at the kennels any day from 9.30am till 1.30pm. Please have sensible footwear and a drink. Respect the advice given about each individual dog.

If anyone is interested in assisting primarily with our cats, we do need help with trapping and neutering as required, or help on a morning from 9am at the Kennel Cattery. Tel 667638468.

Occasionally we need foster parents for a dog or a cat. They may need special care or just TLC due to illness, broken bones, or some other reason. If you would be interested in fostering please contact the kennels on 667638468.

We are forever on the lookout for new fundraising ideas; if you would like to arrange a fundraising event on our behalf, or have any ideas, please contact any of the numbers below.

Due primarily to the ‘credit crunch’ K9 and other refuges are feeling the effects of more cats and dogs needing to be re-homed. Please think carefully before taking on a pet – dogs and cats need to have their injections up to date, six months prior to leaving Tenerife. It is also very expensive to take them back to the UK. If our kennels are full please contact the police (Tel 112) in the district you reside (as a last resort).

K9 also have 2 skilled seamstresses, a TV engineer and 2 experienced Dog Walkers/Sitters, who offer special prices to other K9 supporters for any work undertaken

The K9 Officers & Committee are grateful for the continued support to our abandoned animals from the general public in these very difficult times financially.

Thanks to Gareth, Dave & Gloria and everyone involved at Starlights Bar on 17^th Nov, (€1001 raised) and Adam & Chris at The Globe on 26^th November for a Race Night that raised in excess of €200. An evening with a difference that was enjoyed by those present.

Thanks to Aidy Evans, Jesse Garon, Rosemary Eden & John Ashford who entertained the diners at the K9 Christmas Dinner/Fundraiser on 11^th December. Thanks to all those who attended to ensure the evening was a huge success and €1289 was raised for our wet nosed, 4 legged friends at the kennels. (Separate report elsewhere)

People often ring to ask “Where are your kennels”. They are at Las Chafiras on the San Miguel side of the motorway. Follow the San Miguel road for 400 metres, you will see the First Impressions Building on your right hand side. After a further 300 metres you will see a road off to the right. Continue on this road for approx a mile. The kennels are on the right on a bend. Car parking opposite the entrance.

Useful contacts.

Kennels 667 638 468.

Pat the Cat 608 121 081

Spanish only 667 638 468 Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm.

Spanish only 670 841 925 Evenings & Weekends.

Publicity only 922 752415

Website www.K9tenerife.com

Email info@k9tenerife.com

K9president@k9tenerife.com

A Dog named Christmas

A heartwarming tale about a young man with learning difficulties who decides to foster a dog for christmas and then goes about persuading the people in his home town to also adopt..

Check out the authors website, sounds like it could be a wooftastic book for Christmas..!

A Dog named Christmas

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K9 Dinner/Fundraiser 11th December

Pic by nikki

The Rain in Spain SHOULD stay firmly on the plain!

Instead, having had no rain for several months, it chose to put in an unwelcome appearance during the evening at our open air venue at Bistro Del Mar. Fortunately the diners and staff were quickly able to move the tables to a more sheltered area and whet the appetites for what was to come later.

Earlier the 84 guests, supporters and helpers proved the BATman strategy had paid off handsomely. Ticket holders had been invited to bring along a choice of either cat food, dog food or treats, and the response was brilliant in that 3 x 20 kilo sacks were filled. There will be much tail wagging and purring at the kennels this Christmas. Thank you.

Upon arrival, guests were greeted by Hazel, Kennel Manager, with her photo display of K9 History of many of the dogs and cats who had been rescued and re-homed over the past several years. A second display featured the guys who are in the kennels at present and would like a new home. More information is at HYPERLINK "http://www.k9tenerife.com" www.k9tenerife.com or email at info@k9tenerife.com

Helpers managed to persuade supporters to part with their euros and there was a lot of activity between acts with the Tombola, Raffle ticket sales, Stand Up Sit Down Bingo and Name the Dog which all generated much needed funds. Thanks go to the many generous people who donated Maya vouchers, Freebird trips, Submarine trips, Showtime extravaganza trips, Cuddly toys, Books, Booze and a giant Hamper full of Christmas goodies.

The 7 Auction Lots provided a lot of interest, the highlight being a ceramic feline clock which raised €100 and Plates of Jack Russell Terriers, West Highland Terriers, a 2 hour personal fitness session from Danni Byrne and a 3 hour House clean by the Pink Mop, all met their reserves. Thanks again.

The highlight of the evening was the presentation to Dave McKenna of a Certificate of Appreciation. The K9 President, Elsie Clinton-Leslie detailed the significant work that Dave & Gloria had done over several years in trapping and rescuing cats, and latterly his work in building (single handedly) a cattery adjoining the kennels. It is so comfortable, the cats don’t want to move out!

Dave was roundly applauded and for the first time ever, was lost for words.

4 hours of entertainment was provided by Billy Porter, who toned down his act because children were present, but still managed some risqué but enjoyable fun.

John Ashford’s Buddy Holly Appreciation Show is always popular and this brought the dancers on to the floor to shake their hips and other bits.

Compere Aidy Evans kindly contributed his equipment for the evening and sang his 60’s and 70’s gems in between the other acts and did a sterling job on the night.

Rosemary Eden is a big hearted lady with an even bigger voice and the evening was rounded off by Jesse Garon and this brought the dancers to the floor again, with a range from Country to Rock and all things in between. Jesse has become a stalwart of charity gigs over the years and his love of dogs is massive.

K9 cannot thank the artists enough for their contributions, freely given and fondly appreciated.

The Carvery was excellent as is usual from this venue and the staff very attentive. It is in a very good position overlooking the sea at Fanabe and should attract more customers than it does.

The event raised a fabulous €1289 plus all the food donated for the animals at K9. With the Gala Evening at Starlight Bar on 17^th November raising over a €1000 much needed funds have been generated.

Though much of this will go into the day to day pot of necessary expenses such as vet bills, kennel rent and water charges etc., it is hoped a small amount will be spent on a more permanent wooden canopy at the kennel entrance to shelter the caged dogs from the sun (and rain!)

Thanks to everyone who contributed to a successful evening.

BATman strategy is the Bring A Tin man!

Press release written by Mikey k9

k9 Tenerife Dog Rescue - Homes Needed

Mimi female terrier very gentle , around 1 year old

Cindy mixed breed, female around 1 year old.

Joe male, very active, around one year old

Ruby mix cocker spaniel,female, around a year old

If you would like to adopt any of these pooches please go the k9 website

k9: tel - 667 638 468

Kennels open from 11am - 2pm daily

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I just love it when the man tells the pooch the directions ..!

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Farting Pooches...!

I know farting dogs maybe a odd subject to be writing about , but to anyone who owns a dog I am sure can relate to that eye watering moment when your beloved pooch managed to clear the entire room with a single rather obnoxious smelly rip.

What I always find incredible is when your pooch looks at you in complete innocence after the deed is done , as to say 'what is the problem, its better out than in' . Of course that innocent look can be justified when said dog is being wrongly accused of your own flatulence problem

Flatulence is basically the accumulation of gas in the gastrointestinal tract when bacteria in the digestive tract break down food items. Any dog can suffer from it to differing degrees – some may get excessive flatulence. If your dog’s flatulence does become prolonged or excessive, of course you will need to consult your vet.

Some common causes of dog flatulence are food or diet related. For example:

1.“wolfing” down food. Eating too fast in other words.

2. Feeding your pooch food which will, in all likelihood, cause wind problems just like they might you. What happens if you eat too many, beans, or have too much garlic etc. Well feed them to your dog and he may well end up just as you would. I made the mistake of giving Basil some garlic chicken, boy did I regret that, it took two days to get through his system and visitors didn't stick around for long.

3. A poor quality diet – cheap dog food, leftovers etc

Tarzan's Story written by Dominique from Live Arico

Thank goodness for the kind humans at Live Arico this pooch who was found in a terrible state wandering near a roundabout, was one of the lucky strays and was picked up and cared for before it was too late !

Tarzans story of survival, written by Dominique, Secretary of Live Arico Animal Protection

It all started out as just another call to pick up a dog from the Traysesa Depot in Las Chafiras. (Traysesa are the people who clean up all the debris from our motorways and roads.)

This little dog was found wandering at the Los Cristianos round about. Cars were swerving in order not to hit it. We at Live Arico see a lot of unwanted and discarded animals in all states of neglect. But when Eugenio saw this little scrap that was lying in the Traysesa depot even he had to blink away the tears.

There on a blanket lay what looked like a discarded bundle of filthy hair. Eugenio immediately took the doggie to the vet in Las Chafiras.

Before the vet could even give a diagnosis, the animal had to be relieved of its fur.

The hair was so matted that it covered the whole of its face and the poor creature couldn’t see where it was going. The caked filth around its mouth meant that it could barely drink or eat.

When the hair around its eyes was cut away, blood and puss were oozing.

Once all the hair was cut away the little scrap of skin and bones was put on a drip to combat severe dehydration.

After three days of intensive veterinary care in Hospivet Sur, Las Chafiras, our little friend was ready to be released. As the Live Arico refuge has no adequate facilities for sick dogs, he was released into my care.

Caesar the vet prescribed lots of rest, good food and lots and lots of love.

I brought the 3.5kg scrap of poodle home with me and we called him Tarzan.

Not withstanding everything our latest addition to the family must have endured whilst he was roaming the streets, he loves the human contact. If possible he would spend his days curled upon my lap. At night he curls up by my side, gives a contented sigh and goes to sleep.

I would like to ask all the people who must have seen this little dog stumbling around Los Cristianos, “Why did you look away? Would it have really been that much of an inconvenience to pick up the phone and make a call to the police? Or take this dog to a vet?”

Mahatma Ghandi said: “We can judge the greatness of a nation by the way it treats its animals.”

Oops… going by this example and the ones that we at Live Arico (and no doubt at other shelters around the island) see on a regular basis; we are not scoring high marks there.

Have we really become so self-centred or have we become so afraid of being called busybodies or interfering so & so’s, that we look away, or pretend that we haven’t seen an animal in distress?

Have we become a nation totally without morals, values or compassion?

The Christmas season is upon us. No doubt in some families a little puppy will be joining the family.

Please, please , please in name of all the Tarzan’s, Bella’s, Theo’s, Jack’s etc… think long and hard before you decide to buy that cute little ball of fluff with the lovely big eyes.

These puppies soon grow up and will always depend on their human family for all of their needs, and this for the rest of their natural lives.

If you would like to make a donation to Live Arico or help in any way, here are the numbers to call

Eugenio 649 001907 (Please call if you find a dog abandoned or in distress)

Suzy Q 629 388102 (Call regarding fund raising, press releases, prize donations etc)

Dominique Whitby 922 733892 (General enquiries, donation collections, bequests etc)

Pete Holland 661 099365 (Poochies Pet Hotel for boarding your dog)

Karen Clack 687905511 (Shop enquiries, collections & donations, horse care and advice)

Rick 639 207064 (Shop donations and collections)

Regina Queder 669668512 (Cat rehoming, care and advice)

Debbie Gibson 637 918158 ( Land Appeal, overseeing land purchase)

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This is just barking mad and soo cute.!

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Here is Aidan K9's star rescue pooch of the week - He is a Husky male around 1 year old and very friendly and gentle. To enquire about giving this fella a home ring, Kennels 667 638 468..

K9 Tenerife & Friends of the Animals News Nov 29th

Car Boot Sales – K9

K9 Sales are held on the first Sunday of each month at Happy Days Bowls & Tennis Club, Garanana, Costa del Silencio from 8am until midday. Stalls €6 each.

Enquiries from Pat the Cat on 608 121 081

December 6^th, 3^rd January.

K9 also hold a Sale on the second Saturday of each month outside Shimmers Bar in

Callao Salvaje from 10.30 am until 1pm. Enquiries from Pat the Cat as above.

12^th December, 9^th January.

Car Boot Sales – Friends of the Animals Sales are held on the last Sunday of each month

at the Sports Centre, Los Gigantes from 9am until midday. Info from Pat the Cat.

27^th December, 31^st January

Playa San Juan & Alcala Markets.

K9 and Friends of the Animals have stalls here each Wednesday & Sunday from

9am until 2pm.

Adeje Sunday Evening Market.

K9 have a Good as New stall here each Sunday. It is open from 4pm to 8pm and is situated 100 metres from Mercadona in Adeje. Susan on 922 710675 for more info.

What you can do…

In our organisation time is a big factor and we are always in need of people who can give some of their time to us, as there are never enough people to get the tasks done. If you are able to help with any of the following tasks please contact the relevant people. THANK YOU.

We are in need of good quality bric a brac and other suitable car boot items. These can be delivered directly to the kennels during opening hours. Open every day from 10.30am till 1.30pm, or if you need the items to be collected then please call Pat on 608121081 or Kenny on 627096518 to arrange collection. (No large furniture items please). We also need volunteers to help at the car boot sales and other fundraising events that take place, please call Pat.

The dogs like to be taken out of the kennels for a change, so we are always happy when dog walkers turn up. You are always welcome at the kennels any day from 9.30am till 1.30pm. Please have sensible footwear and a drink. Respect the advice given about each individual dog.

If anyone is interested in assisting primarily with our cats, we do need help with trapping and neutering as required, or help on a morning from 9am at the Kennel Cattery. Tel 667638468.

Occasionally we need foster parents for a dog or a cat. They may need special care or just TLC due to illness, broken bones, or some other reason. If you would be interested in fostering please contact the kennels on 667638468.

We are forever on the lookout for new fundraising ideas; if you would like to arrange a fundraising event on our behalf, or have any ideas, please contact any of the numbers below.

Due primarily to the ‘credit crunch’ K9 and other refuges are feeling the effects of more cats and dogs needing to be re-homed. Please think carefully before taking on a pet – dogs and cats need to have their injections up to date, six months prior to leaving Tenerife. It is also very expensive to take them back to the UK. If our kennels are full please contact the police (Tel 112) in the district you reside (as a last resort).

K9 also have a Computer expert, 2 skilled seamstresses, a TV engineer and 2 experienced Dog Walkers/Sitters, who offer special prices to other K9 supporters for any work undertaken.

Forthcoming Events.

Sunday 6^th December. Sponsored Walk. 10am Alcala to San Juan to Alcala Plaza. Live music from 1pm. Sponsor forms and further info from Christine on 669613675

Friday 11^th December. K9 Dinner/Fundraiser at Bistro Del Mar, Puerto Colon. PDLA.

Admission only €15. Tickets available from Kennels or 619678384 or pay on the door. All star line up including Billy Porter, Jesse Garon, Rosemary Eden, John Ashford & Aidy Evans from 8.30pm. Meet 7pm for 7.30pm. Usual K9 Tombola, Auction,Hamper, Raffles & ‘Stand up Sit down Bingo’. Some great prizes received. It is suggested patrons use the La Nina Commercial Centre underground car park (just past La Pinta Hotel) as this is the only guaranteed parking in the area. The new car park at the venue is behind schedule and will not now be ready until next year. Sorry for any inconvenience.

The K9 Officers & Committee are grateful for the continued support to our abandoned animals from the general public in these very difficult times financially. Thanks to everyone involved at Starlights Bar on 17^th Nov, and The Globe on 26^th November.

People often ring to ask “Where are your kennels”. They are at Las Chafiras on the San Miguel side of the motorway. Follow the San Miguel road for 400 metres, you will see the First Impressions Building on your right hand side. After a further 300 metres you will see a road off to the right. Continue on this road for approx a mile. The kennels are on the right on a bend. Car parking opposite the entrance.

Useful contacts.

Kennels 667 638 468.

Pat the Cat 608 121 081

Spanish only 667 638 468 Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm.

Spanish only 670 841 925 Evenings & Weekends.

Publicity only 922 752415

Website www.K9tenerife.com

Email info@k9tenerife.com

K9president@k9tenerife.com

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