Noosh A-B Animal Rehabilitation.

01/03/2023

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01/12/2022

Meet Luna!😍

Luna is an extremely affectionate young lady looking for a home to call her own. 🥰 She is looking for people who will be home for most of the day to give her all the attention she truly deserves, as she isn't used to being left for long periods of time.

Luna can be a little underconfident at times and because of this, we are looking for a home without young children or any other pets. She will need owners that are understanding that she may take time to build bonds. 💕

She is also undergoing behavioural training around other dogs, so would be best suited to a rural location with a low dog population. 🐾

If you think you could offer Luna a home, please click on the link below and fill in a home finder form today!

👉 https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/luna-1144351 👈

23/11/2022

21/10/2022

💚 H U L K 💚

Hulk arrived as part of a large welfare group last December, most of his friends have now found homes, but not Hulk :(

He loves attention and will suit someone wanting to work one to one with a rescue pony.

Hulk enjoys living out but doesn't mind being part stabled with friends. He will make a great companion pony to others :)

Could you offer Hulk a forever home 👉 https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/hulk-3138466

09/09/2022

09/09/2022

During a treatment I will often do fascia release, but what is fascia?
Fascia is an incredibly thin sheet of tissue covering, protecting🥽 and surrounding each and every structure in the body🐕, therefore it holds everything together allowing for functional movement🐎!

🕸 Cobweb fascia = internal organs

🍯 honeycomb fascia = blood vessels, bones, nerves, and muscles

🎀Ribbon fascia = under the skin.

These many layers hold fluid allowing for smooth movement. If fascia dries out, gets stuck or injured🤕… it can’t glide so easily. With fascia containing 6 times more pain nerve receptors than anywhere else this can be incredibly uncomfortable!
If this isn’t smooth, functional movement of the body can be greatly reduced.

What can releasing fascia do?
⭐️ Improve range of motion.
⭐️ Break down and soften adhesions between tissues.
⭐️ Reduce pain.
⭐️ Improve flexibility.
⭐️ Improve posture. photo from google

09/09/2022

Please share this post and get in touch with the Blue Cross as soon as you can if you have seen anything !!

Whilst we are currently pausing our social channel activity as a mark of respect, we have unfortunately had an incident take place that we are requesting urgent help from the public.

Please share this post and get in touch as soon as you can if you have seen anything that may help us.

Thank you

05/09/2022

A bit of a different patient, one of my little pigs, Clive🐷! When getting up Clive has been a bit stiff and slightly lame on his left hind. However, with the use of heat therapy and frequent massage techniques he’s sprinting about looking for carrots 🥕 !
With these sessions we were able to:
⭐️ Increase blood flow.
⭐️ Stimulate the immune system.
⭐️ Soothe muscular pain.
⭐️ Reduce trigger point formation.
⭐️ Relieve muscular tension and spasms.

Although a pig feels very different to dogs and horses Clive throughly enjoyed it and most of the time snoring 😴 ♥️♥️

11/08/2022

A few tips to keep your dogs cool in the warm weather!

🐶🥵 We continue to hear about animals struggling in the heat, particularly dogs walked at the hottest time of day and left in cars - both of which can be fatal. Please protect your pooches by leaving them at home and keeping them cool: https://bit.ly/2UmiEZm

Remember, if you see a dog in distress in a hot car, call 999, as police should be able to attend more quickly and can force entry, but we can't. 🚨📞🚗

10/08/2022

Horses will always be horses 😂
credits: Pinterest