Ready for Adoption
If you could provide any of these lovely dogs with a foster or a
permanent home or if you would like to meet any of the CAS
rescue dogs and cats who are up for adoption please feel free to
call Kurt or Laura at 95 252 1426. To find out more about
helping CAS contact Vera at 95 252 9670.
Just as one lot of pups leave the nest another needy set of tykes
came our way. At the end of August another animal charity in
Nerja, APA, was burdened with three litters in the same week.
This was clearly a challenging situation to manage, so in the
spirit of cooperation CAS agreed to house a group of five pups
to help ease the burden on our comrades.
CAS Cat Corner
CAS focuses much of its efforts on helping cats that live on the
streets, or in the right circumstances, rescuing a friendly feline
who has been abandoned. Regularly CAS is called upon to
assist stray cats which may require veterinary care such as
sterilisation, evaluation and medication for infections or
illnesses and/or the treatment of wounds.
Seve, Simba, Simon, Stig and
APA pups
Susie have reached the eight
week milestone and have had
their first puppy vaccinations
so they are now ready for re-
homing. There are four boys
and one girl and each one has
their own personality from shy
and cuddly to playful and
confident. They are petite pups and will remain small when
they are adults, probably about Jack Russell in size.
As always, CAS is in need of fosterers for kittens, especially, but
not only, those that need bottle-feeding. Also, we do have
several adult cats needing homes or foster homes. All of these
cats are fully house-trained, neutered, and vaccinated. For
more information on cats available for adoption see the
Facebook group: East of Malaga kittens and cats.
Another Simba is an older youngster who is coming up to his
first birthday. Unfortunately, in this short time he has had
three owners. Because Simba got off on the wrong paw in life
he has not been given the proper
training to correct certain puppy
behaviours before they became issues.
Simba loves to play with other dogs and
is full of energy but as he matures he
will settle into a calmer adult. He is a
lovely dog who is very affectionate but
he needs an owner with the confidence
and patience to show Simba how to live
in a home.
CAS Shop News
With the welcome arrival of autumn, the CAS shop has
restocked its shelves and racks with a fine collection of
trousers, sweaters, scarves, boots, jackets and accessories. They
also offer an excellent selection of books, bric-brac, DVDs and
numerous other items, all at bargain prices.
The CAS shop is located in Nerja at the top of c/ Castilla Perez.
Opening hours are Monday to Saturday 10am until 2pm.
Donations are always
welcome and we are
eager to hear from
people who are
interested in becoming
shop volunteers. One
four hour shift once a
week makes a big
difference. There are
always two volunteers
per shift making for a safe, relaxed, congenial environment.
Simba
*Please note: the shop has a new phone number: 643 212 409,
the CAS website is https://casnerja.webs.com and you can also
contact CAS via Facebook at /casnerja.
Could you help?
CAS is always in need of more volunteer
helpers in a number of areas, so if you have
spare time to fill, please make contact! In
particular, more fundraisers are needed to
work with our team. In addition, fosterers are
always required to take short-term care of
animals until a permanent home can be
found for them. Even if you are only here for
few months a year, CAS would appreciate
your help. For a no-obligation chat, contact
Vera on 95 252 9670 for general enquiries.
Simone on 619 903 815 can answer queries
about airport runs in English, German or
Spanish.
And despite the tough times and
uncertainties, money is always needed to
cope with the continuous flow of abandoned
dogs and cats requiring help from CAS.
If you could donate a little to help the
animals, CAS would be most grateful.
Bank: Cajamar
Account Name: Costa Animal Society
Account Number: 3058 0728 03 2720100283
BIC-Swift Code: CCRIES2A
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