Lottie is a little Pussycat when she is not being a lion!!

Missing from Cheddleton area - Male Bengal cat named Sweetie. Has an old back leg injury.Please contact Heather on 01538 631642 - 07795 533022

Thanks to the Fletchers who keep replenishing our hanging baskets. They keep dying. Maybe if we watered them now and again?..... We take good care of our animals, but when it comes to plants, we are negligent 🤔

Little Al from Greenfields rescue is recovering well after his operation and has had his wound checked and re-dressed by vet nurse Debbie.

If any of our lovely clients shop at Waitrose in Leek, it would be great if you popped your little green token in the Greenfields Greyhound Rescue Slot. Thanks!

We got a mention on Radio 2 this morning! Listen at 56 minutes and 55 seconds to hear! http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/player/b08vpl07#

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The lovely Kev Leech from Green Pastures pet cremation services was the lucky winner of that huge chocolate egg and other items in the Greenfields Greyhound Rescue raffle. A total of £130 was raised. Thank you to everyone who took part.

EASTER OPENING HOURS Closed all day Good Friday 14th April Open 9.00-12.00 noon Saturday 15th April Closed all day Sunday 16th April Closed all day Easter Monday 17th April Open as normal 8.30-6.30 Tuesday 18th April

Phone line is now back on. Thank you for your patience.

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We pulled this twig from down a dog`s nose last week! it was 9cm long!. A Springer called Dan was out on his walk and started persistently sneezing. It did subside a little throughout the day but he was still sneezing the next morning. We anaesthetised him and flushed his nasal passages with saline, looked down his throat but could not see anything. Pat just decided to have a final look up his nostrils and could just see a bit of a twig. He used long forceps, grabbed the end and it just came out in one go! Amazing! Dan is fine now, but still puts his nose to the ground all the time!

1.8 kgs was the weight of the lump!!

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Pat removed this rather large lump from a dog yesterday. A ten year old border collie called Sammy. He has had it for years but it started growing and impeded his walking. It was from under his armpit and growing around his chest. We did a needle biopsy and are pretty certain it is just a benign fatty lump (lipoma). We have sent a sample off to the laboratory just to be sure. Sammy is walking around much improved!