Rescue Paws

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

This is an area that both Sue and myself feel desperately passionate about having campaigned on it ourselves and having been involved in rescuing from abroad for 13 years.

We have personally seen the desperate situations these mutilated dogs are being left in (let’s not start on our thoughts about leaving puppies in kill shelters 🤬).

Please share this petition - sign it and pray the government see sense. (This is a perfect example of what happens when legislation is rushed through with the wrong people at the table).

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/768000

01/06/2026

Meet bou he's 3 years old Looking for a loveing home .
Reason for rehoming he's a big bully to the other cats so needs to be the only cat in the household .
As were he is the other 6 cats will not come home. He has been neauted but that's made him worse .
So sadly the lady has no choice but to find another home he really is friendly cat to humans.
Not been near a dog so we can't risk it must be a dog free home as well if your interested please message thankyou .

01/06/2026

Here is Susan looking for a experienced loving home .
She comes with everything you need .
Shes friendly sadly due to breakup she has to go to another home .
2 years old please message if interested thank you .

01/06/2026

Gonna open Tuesday and Friday 2:30-6:30 if enough interest please come support the rescue animals and grab yourselves a bargain nothing priced over £40 all brand new genuine stock ♥️🐾

01/06/2026

BEACHGOERS WARNING ⚠️ Please SHARE!

If you're visiting the Norfolk or Suffolk coast this summer, please take care when walking in shallow water or along the shoreline.

Venomous weever fish have been reported along parts of the East Anglian coastline. These small fish bury themselves beneath the sand in shallow water, making them very difficult to spot. If stepped on, their dorsal spines can cause an extremely painful sting.
What to watch for:
• Fish hidden just beneath the sand
• Sudden, intense pain if stung
• Higher risk when paddling barefoot

Stay safe by:
• Wearing beach shoes or sandals in the water
• Shuffling your feet rather than stepping heavily
• Keeping an eye on children playing at the water’s edge
• Seeking first aid if stung

If you are stung, immerse the affected area in hot (not scalding) water as soon as possible, as heat can help break down the venom. Seek medical advice if symptoms are severe or continue.

Please SHARE this warning to help keep friends, families and visitors safe while enjoying the Norfolk and Suffolk coastline this summer.

📷RNLI/Beau Gillett