She’s missing you.

Alan writes:

My mother found a dog yesterday and I felt it worth posting as it’s a Husky pup and they are very unusual (and expensive),. She was found in the Rathfarnham/ Firhouse [Dublin] area without a collar last night at approx 5pm, she’s about 10-12 months old, is a very friendly, appears to be house trained, is in very good condition and currently keeping my two existing dogs company!

Anyone?

UPDATE: Alan writes: “My mother just found the owner at the vet, woman in floods of tears, all very emotional! dog (named Raja) is with the owner…”

Timid?

Wears a scarf?

He/she’s in the driver’s cabin.

Veronica Walsh writes:

Anyone looking for their black and white sheep dog (scarf on collar)? There’s a lost and frightened dog that hopped on the 123 bus [like one above) at 5.50pm this evening on Dame Street [Dublin]. Driver lifted him/her out 3 times and she/he just kept getting back on and lying down inside at back of bus. Dog now in cabin with driver doing 123 route! Probably startled by fireworks..Contact Dublin Bus to get hold of the driver.

Pic: Dublin Bus

Update:

Owner and ‘Lemmy’ (above on Saturday morning) were reunited at Summerhill bus depot last night. Thanks all.

Answers Reacts to his name.

Possibly nosing around Ringsend.

Sarah writes:

My friend in work’s cat has gone missing around the Ringsend area, near Fisherman’s Wharf. His name is Chico, he is a 4 year old male, neutered and microchipped – this is really unlike him and it is a bad week for cats to be missing with bonfires etc… He answers to his name unusually for a cat.. if people could keep an eye out for him that would be great. He belongs to Fionnuala…it would be great if you could post this Broadsheet as she is really worried.

Anyone?

UPDATE: Chico found safe and well although a little “hoarse”. More to follow. Thanks all.

But with her eyes closed.

Fluffy.

Cat of the day.

Literally no trouble at all.

Dublin SPCA writes:

“Fluffy is a beautiful, long haired lady who is looking for a special home. She is a sweet, docile kitty and all she wants is a window ledge in the sun. She is 15 years old and came into our care when her loving owner sadly moved into a nursing home. She will happily snooze all day and will be a wonderful addition to a quiet home. If you are interested in adopting Fluffy, please email adopt@dspca.ie, or visit our campus in Rathfarnham [Co Dublin]…”

Dublin SPCA (Facebook)

This afternoon.

Prunchiemac writes:

“Anyone have a bike recently stolen. Available at the Salvation Army on Beaux Lane [Dublin]. Wasn’t locked to pole. Gardai notified.”

Anyone?

Were you ‘on’ last night?

An urgent appeal.

Ross Geraghty writes:

“I know you don’t normally do this but a taxi drove off with ALL my worldly possessions last night. Literally everything I own in the world and having just returned to work after a period of unemployment I really am up shit Creek right now. I’d really appreciate it if you could put something up on your site. it was just after Midnight from Camden Street  and the taxi dropped me at the Supervalue in Churchtown. I’ve tried the guards but it wasn’t handed in. I’d just finished work and threw my bag in the boot, once I got our the driver must have forgot I’d my bag in the boot and left. …”

Anyone?

‘sup?

Jason writes:

“Found this little fella at the side of the road in Dundrum [Co Dublin]. Luckily my sister is a budgie expert so I knew who to call and she is nursing him back to full strength now. He is blue with two very distinctive darker blue marks on his cheeks. Would love to see him returned to his family.”

Anyone?

Is this yours?

Take a seat.

Bonkers writes:

“I know you don’t normally do this but if you did normally do this then maybe you wouldn’t have to do the thing that you don’t normally do so much.
What’s wrong with the bike (above)? On first inspection it feels like your eyes are being violated but zoom in and take a close look at the lock and you see that this bike isn’t actually locked to anything.
All a thief has to do is stretch that cable by hand and then feed it past the saddle and around the rear wheel and suddenly Broadsheet are doing the thing that they don’t normally do.
The ironic thing is a victim of such a theft comes back to see no bike but a fully intact lock hanging off the bike rack. No doubt they are left scratching their head thinking Harry Houdini just nicked their bike using escapism. Not so, opportunity makes the thief and a bike ‘locked’ in that fashion is the easiest opportunity of all, it requires no tools, just a keen eye and your bike is gone in seconds.
So lock your bikes people, check out the Sheldon locking technique and make sure your lock is going through the triangle in the frame and also through the rear wheel too as it is often the second most expensive component on a bike yet stolen in seconds with a allen key…”

Thanks Bonkers.

*slinks off to pub*

‘sup?

A female Springer found with a broken front left paw (now treated) in Stillorgan, Co Dublin last night.

Anyone?

Currently up in Dublin Spca in Rathfarnham, Co Dublin.

Dublin SPCA (Facebook)

‘sup?

We’ve all been there, in fairness.

Cats’ Aid writes:

“Jill is our Cat of the day. She is a very affectionate and gentle 2 year old female cat who was found abandoned near Dublin Airport heavily pregnant. She had 5 kittens who have all been re-homed and now it’s her turn! She is a total sweetheart and would be a great addition to any family. She is neutered and vaccinated and her bags are packed ready for a forever home!”

Anyone?

Cats’ Aid (Facebook)