I've just had a desperate plea posted on my site from a lady now back in UK whovisited Mount Etna on Sunday. She writes:"At the top of the Mt where the buses stop, a dog appeared, dehydrated and starving.
HiCan anyone recommend a good English speaking vet in Ancona? It's for a lady travelling through from Crete to UK who needs to have stuff checked for pet passport etc.
Hi again Just managed to find my way into the new community at last!I am interviewing top UK pet healer Margrit Coates on Friday evening, so if you have any questions for her then please let me know via my
HiWelcome fellow animal lovers! Great to meet you online. I will take a look at your site and would love you to guest blog for me as my site is dedicated to homeless animals in Italy.Best wishesFionawww.petsinitaly.com
I imagine some of you will realise why I am especially sad to hear the news about the magazine closing! The magazine business is tough these days and the website has gone from strength to strength, but I agree it isn't the same. It was something to be proud of, especially at the beginning when it was the only magazine about Italy in the UK. Ronald has done an amazing job with the site (remember the time when it was just a place to sell subscriptions!) and it is great to see how it has expanded.
John I am so sorry about Chicco, you must be terribly upset. You did a wonderful thing adopting him. Healing may have helped him go peacefully but it couldn't have cured him, it sounds like it was his time.Can you tell me more about your internet adoption as I am in the process of doing the same thing. I've been featuring some of the appelli for homeless dogs on my blog and it's one of those we're probably going to get. I'm quite worried about taking on a dog I've never met (despite glowing reports)and he is currenly in Milan so am going to go and see him I think. How did your internet adoption happen? Best wishesFionawww,petsinitaly.com
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HiWelcome fellow animal lovers! Great to meet you online. I will take a look at your site and would love you to guest blog for me as my site is dedicated to homeless animals in Italy.Best wishesFionawww.petsinitaly.com
I imagine some of you will realise why I am especially sad to hear the news about the magazine closing! The magazine business is tough these days and the website has gone from strength to strength, but I agree it isn't the same. It was something to be proud of, especially at the beginning when it was the only magazine about Italy in the UK. Ronald has done an amazing job with the site (remember the time when it was just a place to sell subscriptions!) and it is great to see how it has expanded.
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John I am so sorry about Chicco, you must be terribly upset. You did a wonderful thing adopting him. Healing may have helped him go peacefully but it couldn't have cured him, it sounds like it was his time.Can you tell me more about your internet adoption as I am in the process of doing the same thing. I've been featuring some of the appelli for homeless dogs on my blog and it's one of those we're probably going to get. I'm quite worried about taking on a dog I've never met (despite glowing reports)and he is currenly in Milan so am going to go and see him I think. How did your internet adoption happen? Best wishesFionawww,petsinitaly.com