Teddy was last seen on Friday morning in Tissington . Black and white microchipped. Teddy has never been missing before we are terribly concerned for his welfare. Please may you share this post? Thankyou
Adèle
Telephone 390246
Archive for the ‘Pets of Parwich’ Category
Missing Cat
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Sunday March 24, 2019| 1 Comment »
Dog Fouling
Posted in Environment, Parish Council, Pets of Parwich on Tuesday March 12, 2019| 2 Comments »
This from the Parish Council-
Concerns about dog fouling on the Parson’s Croft playing field have again been raised with the Parish Council. Like all open public spaces in the Village, Parsons Croft is already covered by a Derbyshire Dales Public Space Protection Order. This makes failure to clear up dog fouling an offence for which a fixed penalty can be issued.
If the problem continues, the Parish Council may feel that it has no alternative but to consider applying for a Dog Control Order (DCO) banning dogs from the area altogether.
The Council would be very reluctant to take this step, recognising how unfair it would be to the majority of responsible dog owners. But it has also to consider how unfair it is to residents, and particularly children using the area, to expose them to the health risks caused by illegal dog fouling.
If a DCO had to be introduced, responsibility for the injustice caused to some would lie clearly with those dog owners who had caused the problem.
Please help the Council to avoid the need to consider such a measure by ensuring that these concerns as widely understood as possible.
Instances of dog fouling should be reported here,
http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/environment-and-waste/roads/street-care-and-cleaning/dog-fouling
This will bring them to the attention of the enforcement officers who can issue fines. It is not necessary to identify the offender in order to make a report. It is possible to request removal of faeces, but if it has been dealt with this can be noted on the report.
Overflowing Dog Poo
Posted in Environment, Local government, Pets of Parwich on Monday January 7, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Just to let you know, I have let the council know the dog waste bin by the toilets is overflowing with poo bags now being placed, understandably, on the floor. They said it should be collected with 48 hours. Has anyone noticed if any of the other dog waste bins around the village are overflowing too?
Caroline G
A Sad Event
Posted in Pets of Parwich, Transport on Monday August 20, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Our beloved family pet has late this afternoon been hit by a car. What is frustrating is that the person driving did not stop. Fortunately Petra died instantly.Could I please ask all those passing through the village to slow down, as it’s not only animals that I’m thinking about but children too. Just because it’s a 30 zone does not mean you drive at 30mph and or above!
Alex Sutton
Has anybody got any Flubenvet I could borrow?!
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Wednesday July 11, 2018| Leave a Comment »
We have had the following request from Vicky T:
Has anybody in the village who owns chickens possibly have any form of Flubenvet I could borrow please, whether it be mixed in with layer pellets or just on it’s own. I am unable to get out the village due to a broken wrist, I have ordered some but will take a few days to arrive and would like to start one of my hens on it immediately.Thank you in advance
Vicky 390111
Beautiful Cat
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Tuesday June 5, 2018| 2 Comments »
I’ve had a friend last 2 days. Don’t mind him being in my garden at all just curious who he belongs to.
Vicky T
Missing Cat
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Sunday May 27, 2018| 2 Comments »
Update on Leo.
Leo came home this morning in good health, little thin but happy.
Thank you for everyone for looking out for him over the past two weeks we are very grateful!
Thank you the Brett Family
Name: Leo
Hasn’t been home since Friday 25th of May, which is completely out of his character.
•He is a two year old, grey tabby cat.
•He has four white socks and is extremely friendly.
•He has no collar but is microchipped
•We are very worried about him because he has never gone missing before. He never really ranges too far from 3 Sycamore Cottages, but he does travel in all directions.
•Please can you check sheds, buildings or outhouses (in case he has been locked in).
•If you see him or know of his whereabouts please contact Eva Brett on 01335 390730/ 07903 269190. Even if it is not good news, please get in contact.
Thank you very much.
Thank you
The Brett Family
Irresponsible Dog Owners
Posted in Football, Pets of Parwich on Friday May 25, 2018| 6 Comments »
This notice is a call out to irresponsible dog owners.
Tonight at Friday football we were unfortunate to find that an irresponsible dog owner had allowed their dog to use the goal area as a toilet…
Dog fouling is not a criminal offence, but not picking up your dogs mess is!..
I have informed the Parish Council of this matter and know that we will have their support to eradicate this disgusting behaviour.
I am sure that most people know that handling dog faeces can cause irreversible blindness in young children, I therefore ask all dog owners who use Parsons Croft to exercise their dogs… please, please, please exercise them away from the football pitch and away from the pavilion…. and pick up!
Thank you for your support
Jason
Missing Cat – FOUND!
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Friday May 25, 2018| Leave a Comment »
UPDATE: I have found him!
He was near Lee and Sam’s in some shrubbery on the other side of the Brook. He is pretty shaken up so am guessing he had a really bad scare but he seems physically fine. He was really near to where our youngest cat went missing in November.
Thank you so much to everyone who got in touch.
Dog found
Posted in Lost & Found, Pets of Parwich on Tuesday May 1, 2018| 5 Comments »
A female English Bullterrier has been found wandering in Creamery Lane, she has no tag on her collar, but has not yet been taken to check if she has an ID chip. If you recognise her contact Lucie-Clare tel. *** **** .
Update 5.45pm Excellent news, she has now been returned to her owner.
Wanted
Posted in Classified adverts, Pets of Parwich on Thursday April 19, 2018| 1 Comment »
New Parwich Resident
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Monday April 16, 2018| Leave a Comment »
We have a new resident in the village. He arrived on Saturday 14th April. His name is Jackson and he’s a gorgeous tabby Tom cat who has been adopted from Cheadle Animal Welfare Society by Fiona.
Jackson is about 3 years old and was left behind when his owners moved. How unkind is that? He had to live in a shed and rely on a neighbour for food. Thankfully the neighbour asked for help and Jackson was taken into care. He lived in Hanley so has gone from being a Town Boy to being a Country Gent. I’m sure he will love living in Parwich, after all there is nowhere better.
Margaret R
Keep Dogs Under Control
Posted in Farming, Ornithology, Peak Park, Pets of Parwich on Wednesday March 14, 2018| 1 Comment »
| Dog owners asked to keep pets under close control in countryside |
|
Dog owners are urged to keep their pets on short leads to protect wildlife in the Peak District National Park. During the breeding season of spring and early summer, new-born lambs and ground-nesting birds, such as lapwing, curlew and snipe, are particularly vulnerable to harm from dogs roaming free or on long leads. By law, dogs must be under control on public rights of way and on a short lead on open access land from March 1 to July 31. In fields containing farm animals and nesting birds, it is sensible to keep dogs on leads. Peak District National Park access and rights of way manager Mike Rhodes said: “Walking a dog is one of the joys of being in the countryside, but we need all dog owners to keep their pets under proper control during this sensitive time, which usually means being on a short lead. Ground nesting birds are particularly at risk, while sheep and lambs can also be badly injured or killed by uncontrolled dogs. For its own safety, never let a dog approach or chase farm animals or wildlife – your dog could get kicked, trampled or lost and it could be legally shot for chasing farm animals. It is not a legal requirement to use a lead on public paths, but you should be extra vigilant in the breeding season and always use a lead if you can’t rely on your dog’s obedience.” Dogs are not allowed at all on some moors to protect sensitive breeding sites – and signs will indicate this on site. To report incidents involving dogs on farmland or moors, call the police on 101. To ask for signs to go up in problem areas, please contact Peak District National Park on 01629 816200 (weekdays). More advice can be found in the Countryside Code at www.naturalengland.org.uk/countrysidecode |
Dog Class Cancelled Tonight
Posted in Memorial hall, Pets of Parwich on Thursday March 1, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Due to the weather the dog training class tonight is cancelled. Dena
Missing Cat
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Tuesday January 9, 2018| 4 Comments »
My cat has been missing since yesterday she has been going off in the day she’s only young she’s tortoiseshell. It’s worrying as she has to have a special diet due to health reasons she has come back a few times and she’s been sick all over the house, she was due at the vets yesterday but I could not find her anywhere! I hope you can help,
Thankyou
Alice Browning
Bird Flu
Posted in Environment, Farming, Health Care, Ornithology, Pets of Parwich on Saturday December 23, 2017| Leave a Comment »
We have received the following information on bird flu form the Derbyshire Association of Local Councils via our Parish Council.
Last winter the UK experienced several outbreaks of avian influenza – better known as bird flu – and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is asking for help to share information in local communities. This highly contagious disease affects birds including chickens, ducks and geese, and can be fatal to them, devastating farmers’ livelihoods. It is just as much of a risk to those with a few chickens in a back garden as to commercial farmers and anyone who keeps chickens, ducks or geese. Defra is asking local councils to share their advice on bird flu in their respective communities, for example on noticeboards using their poster, through social media or in newsletters.
Please help spread the word
Dog Training Comes to Parwich
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Friday December 22, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Thank you to Viv M for the following information:
Judging by how many dogs you see, it is clear Parwich is a dog friendly village and with so many younger pups joining the population, this new class is sure to appeal to dogs of all ages.Starting Thursday 11th January at 7pm in the Memorial Hall, weekly classes will be run by Dena and Jeff Skellern (Home from Home, Hulland Village) who are already well known to several residents and their four legged friends.
Count Your Chickens…..
Posted in Lost & Found, Pets of Parwich on Friday December 22, 2017| Leave a Comment »
There are two brown hens up just past the post box at 3.10pm this afternoon (Friday). I told them they’ve probably missed the last post for sending Christmas parcels but they wouldn’t hear it. You might want to count your chickens if you live that end of the village. I was out with my hounds otherwise I would have knocked on doors to see if they belonged to people I know who have hens around there.
Caroline G.
Lost Kitten
Posted in Lost & Found, Pets of Parwich on Tuesday December 12, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Has anyone lost a kitten? If so, we may have her.
Di & Jim Turnbull
Update: The kitten, Molly, has now been reunited with her owner
Collie on the Loose
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Wednesday December 6, 2017| 1 Comment »
I have just come through the village and there is a young black and white collie chasing cars. It was in the Nether Green area when I saw it
Wendy H
Have you seen our cat?
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Thursday November 30, 2017| 1 Comment »
Update – Hamish McT has been found – his splendid tail was tightly wrapped around brambles in the field behind Lee and Sam’s. He was a bit shaky and needs to go to the vets shortly to have his tail checked over for a suspected break / injury. However, he can’t be too bad as he has eaten plenty and is now on the bed, fast asleep.
Thank you so much to everyone who has been in touch, looked for him and offered to help – we really appreciate it – he is a very lucky cat (and we feel so very lucky too)! And to Shaun M for releasing him from the briars!
Fireguard Wanted – for Puppies!
Posted in Classified adverts, Pets of Parwich on Monday November 20, 2017| 4 Comments »
Dora’s puppies are now quite mobile and seemed determined to barbecue themselves crawling around the log burner. Has anyone a fire guard I could borrow for about a month?
Don’t mind buying it if necessary.
Jill. 353Update: Jill has been lent a fireguard. Thanks to all.
Puppy Love
Posted in Pets of Parwich, Photography on Monday November 13, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Jill L would like to share photos of her new puppies. I think everyone will agree they are very adorable.
Green parakeet sighting
Posted in Ornithology, Pets of Parwich on Friday October 27, 2017| 3 Comments »
Lucy B has contacted us to say that this morning she experienced a random sighting of a bright green parakeet opposite her house.
They are common in London but has anyone ever seen one in our area? Or, has someone lost a pet?
Has anyone else seen it?
Updated later the same day
A pair of ringnecked parakeets (Psittacula krameri) were feasting on yew berries in the church yard this lunch time. Here is a photo of the female. The male did not stand still long enough to photograph him. Presumably they are from the breeding populations in either Manchester or Sheffield touring the countryside. It will be interesting how long they stay. Peter T
Missing Sheep
Posted in Farming, Pets of Parwich on Wednesday October 18, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I tup and 8 ewes have gone missing from a field adjacent to Alsop Rd, opposite Flaxdale Holdings. They are marked with a distinctive CD in blue on their backs. Please contact Clare Lewcock on 390216 / 07790101186 if you have any information.
Thank you to everyone, the sheep have been located and are now returned to their field.
Have you seen these hens…?
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Wednesday September 27, 2017| Leave a Comment »
We have recently lost two of our hens (pictures below, though they look a bit more scruffy at the min due to moulting and unwanted male attention). One disappeared a couple of weeks ago and one went missing more recently. They are usually in the field between Pond Cottage and Veronica’s, and they wander up as far as the school. Has any one seen any hens wandering about in that vicinity, or had any unexpected additions to their flock? We have found no evidence of feathers (in the field or on the road), heard no unusual hen noise and we are not aware of any sightings of a fox. It’s all a bit of a mystery…. So we would be very appreciative if anyone can help.
Many thanks, Rob and Emma (tel. 203)
Puppies Due
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Monday September 25, 2017| Leave a Comment »
We are expecting a happy event in October (at least the dog is)so I am putting out the usual plea for newspapers, can collect or just leave them at Wheatsheaf cottage.
Thanks. Jill L.
A Barrow Load of Trouble
Posted in Pets of Parwich, Photography on Monday September 4, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Whilst we were cleaning out their house, Douglas and Zebedee thought the wheelbarrow far more comfortable!! Photo by Carol S
Captions please…..
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Monday September 4, 2017| 3 Comments »
Watch Out!
Posted in Fauna, Gardens, Pets of Parwich, Photography on Saturday August 26, 2017| Leave a Comment »
International Cat Day
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Tuesday August 8, 2017| 1 Comment »
In celebration of International Cat Day here’s a collection of pictures of our local cats.
Now with extra cats!
Tuesday is International Cat Day….!
Posted in Pets of Parwich on Saturday August 5, 2017| Leave a Comment »
It has been about 4,000 years since the first cats were domesticated by the Ancient Egyptians and believe it or not, Tuesday 8th August is International Cat Day – an annual celebration of our moggy companions!
To celebrate we would like to put a collection of photos of the cats from our local area together in a post that will be published on Tuesday. So please email us at parwich@hotmail.co.uk with pictures of your cats, along with their names before 6 pm on Monday night.
Love them or hate them, click on continue reading for 20 facts about why our feline friends are incredible creatures…..
Home for Billy?
Posted in Classified adverts, Pets of Parwich on Sunday June 11, 2017| Leave a Comment »
A home needs to be found for Billy, a black and white cat who is currently in the care of Cheadle Animal Welfare Society.. He doesn’t like being cooped up in a pen while a home is found for him as he loves the outdoors. Billy is very much an independent cat, preferring his own company. He doesn’t want to be fussed, he just wants to be left alone to do what he wants to do when he wants to do it. He needs a home where he can be looked after but live outside with a dry safe place to sleep and eat. It needs to be a home where there are no children or other cats and most importantly one which is in the country. Billy is microchipped and neutered. Anybody interested in finding out more about Billy can ring 01335 390369 or email cheadleanimalwelfare@hotmail.co.uk
Margaret R
UPDATE: Billy has now been rehomed
Locally hatched cockerels available
Posted in Classified adverts, Farming, Pets of Parwich on Thursday May 4, 2017| 2 Comments »
I still have a five cockerels available to good homes, including:
2 x araucanas
3 x cross breeds – 50% Cotsworld legbar (blue egg layers, like a cream legbar), 25% light sussex and 25% speckled sussex
1 x copper black French Maran [SOLD]
1 x copper blue French Maran [SOLD]
1 x blue laced Orpington [SOLD]
These birds were hatched here in Parwich last August. The pure breed eggs were purchased and the cross breeds are from our own hens, which can be seen (as can their parents!).
Please contact Emma or Rob on 390203 or 07812 996851 if you are interested.
Cockerels available – traditional and cross breed
Posted in Classified adverts, Farming, Pets of Parwich on Tuesday April 18, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I have a number of cockerels available to good homes, including:
1 x copper black French maran
1 x copper blue French maran
1 x blue laced orpington
2 x araucanas
3 x cross breeds – 50% Cotsworld legbar (blue egg layers, like a cream legbar), 25% light sussex and 25% speckled sussex.
These birds were hatched here in Parwich last August. The pure breed eggs were purchased and the cross breeds are from our own hens, which can be seen.
Please contact Emma or Rob on 390203 or 07812 996851 if you are interested.
Tales along the riverbank
Posted in Out & About, Pets of Parwich, Sport on Friday April 7, 2017| Leave a Comment »
“Duck racers beware of the river monster on the weir below the ford”
Thank you for sending this in David G
From Dubai to Parwich
Posted in Pets of Parwich, Weather on Friday January 13, 2017| Leave a Comment »
My three pooches were all born in the deserts of Dubai and they’ve only seen snow a couple of times. Looks like they are happy to switch sand for the cold stuff!
Caroline G
Pooh 2
Posted in Environment, Pets of Parwich on Thursday December 1, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Rona C has pointed out that it is not the lack of bins which is the issue. There is a pile of pooh not very far from this bin
Pooh!
Posted in Environment, Health Care, Pets of Parwich, Uncategorized on Tuesday November 29, 2016| 3 Comments »
New Year Resolution for All Dog Owners – pick up your poo!For the third time in the past week I have picked up and binned other dogs’ faeces on the large cricket pitch when depositing my own dogs’ waste. I do this on behalf of all other good dog owners who would hate to see another place that dogs are banned from entering just because some people can’t be bothered. Maybe a bin can be placed on the field to make it more enticing to do the right thing?Dogs are meant to be man’s best friend, but they are regulated more than any other pet in the country! We’ve already been told we can’t use the smaller playing field because it’s for children only, (despite seeing around seven kids play on there in two years.) I’d love it if dogs had a designated play area so we can all be responsible for looking after said area. Instead, I fear, I’ll see a notice on this blog to say dogs are no longer allowed on the cricket pitch either simply because of a handful of people. We are not perfect dog owners ourselves, our dogs are not perfect, but one thing we do do is make sure we pick up their do do’s!So please, learn to steel your stomachs for this unpleasant task and think of the greater good.Woof!Caroline G
Pet Show
Posted in Oddfellows, Pets of Parwich on Sunday October 9, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Contact the blog team
Latest Comments
-
-
-
You can follow @parwichblog on Twitter, and you can also "like" us on Facebook.
-
Recent Posts
PARWICH.ORG 
