I love animals.

Friday, May 23, 2014

WWF

So hey guys, today im going to be talking to you about an amazing charity called wwf. This charity is a charity that collects money for endangered animals like: pandas, snow leopards,tigers polar bears, elephants, lions, mountain gorrilas, rhinos, turtles, dolphins, jaguars,penguins and orangutans.

it would mean the world if you donated something, everything counts. thanks. if you're intrested please got to http://www.wwf-adopt-a-animal.co.uk/charities/wwf-animal-adoptions/. (when you join you get a free starter pack, a teddy, posters and many more things!!!)

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Klaudias rabbits

So hey guys (and girls) its the 19th of december 2013 and its the last day in school and one of my friends Klaudia has a rabbit that had baby rabbits! Apparently she has 2 of them.
Also here is a guide for you guys:

Bunny House Supplies:

Cage (home built bunny condo, large wire dog crate, or ex-pen)
Water bottle
Food and water crock/bowls – heavy enough so your bunny can‘t throw it!
Large plastic litter box
Feline or Equine Pine pelleted litter or Yesterday News pelleted litter
Pet carrier

Food:

Unlimited grass hay: timothy, oat, orchard grass. Only give alfalfa hay to rabbits who are under 6 months old.
Timothy pellets for rabbits over 6 months of age and alfalfa pellets for rabbits younger than 6 months
Fresh vegetables (refer to the following recommended list)

Cleaning Supplies:

White vinegar (diluted with water 4:1)

Grooming Supplies:

Comb or brush
Nail clippers
Styptic powder (stops the bleeding in case you cut a nail too short)

Electrical Cord Protection:

PVC tubing
Plastic tubing
Electrical cord wrap
Hooks to fasten wires to wall high enough to where bunny can’t reach

Rabbit-Proofing Your House

Bunny proofing your home is part of living with a house rabbit. It is natural for rabbits to chew on furniture, rugs, drapes, and electrical cords.

Most houseplants are toxic. Make sure they are out of the rabbit’s reach. If you are unsure which plants may be toxic, you should assume they are.

Rabbits chew to exercise their minds, not just their teeth. Providing lots of entertaining alternatives for your bun to chew on is the best deterrent for a destructive critter.

Preventing rabbits from chewing on electrical cords is of utmost importance, since rabbits can be burned or electrocuted. Following are some suggestions for keeping the cords safely out of reach.

PVC tubing is the strongest material you can use to protect your wires. However, it takes some effort to string the wires through the tubes. You may need to cut the PVC lengthwise with a hacksaw or cut the end of the wires and re-splice after you’ve threaded them through the PVC.
Plastic tubing (similar to that used in fish tanks) bought from a hardware or aquarium store can be slit lengthwise with a blade and the wire can be tucked safely inside.
Wire-concealed strips and corners stick to the base of wallsand follow the shape of the wall. This option is more costly and time consuming but provides a more secure and permanent proofing job.
Wires can also be hidden securely under or behind furniture or carpets.

Living Arrangements

Cage
At least 6 times the length of your stretched-out rabbit. A home-made rabbit condo made out of “Neat Idea Cubes” or “Organize It! Cubes”, an ex-pen or a large wire dog crate are excellent choices. Pet store cages usually do not provide enough room and are very costly.
High enough for him to stand on his hind feet
Solid or slatted plastic floor. No wire floors.
The cage should be large enough to comfortably contain a litter box, toys, food and water bowl, and water bottle.

Friday, November 1, 2013

ok so i know this may sound weird but this guy from st thomas more (high school) came to my school and gave us a talk about internet safety and his company is called E-safety which is basicaly meaning electronic safety. this sounds a bit lol but this is what he said: "meaning electronic safety i dont mean im going to stop you from having electric shocks" and i was like ummm ok???... and anywayz he told us this story: a girl called beck was a unpopular 10 year old girl at school, so she but up a big sign outside her house saying her name her phone number her email and all that stuff and she went upstairs leaving the door open... (DUN DUN DUN!) then this guy saw the sign wrote down the info and went through the door to her room and he took her pic and took her secret diary. he started to chat with her on e-mail and he said he was tall, brown hair, blue eyes and 13 years old. he told her to meet up with him at the park so she did, u dont wanna know what he did to her. but luckily she ran away and reported him to police. THE END so guys, just watch out what u give out on the internet :)

So most of you guys have dogs or bought a new dog and most of you want to know how to care for it properly so if you're stuck, here's a quick and easy guide to follow;

walks:

Walks are important to your dog, they give them exercise. leash; you should buy a strong supportive leash, harnesses are good to, I personally recommend harnesses. When you are walking with your dog, never let it eat rubbish (E.G Pepsi cans, wrappers, stickers, paper etc.) because it might lead to medical surgery and problems. (Remember to always bring treats for when they do what you want, and doggie bags for you know what) Aways provide fresh water.

Food:

For food i'd recomend pedigree dog food or wagg dog food. For clean teeth give them a fresh carrot everyday

Grooming And Washing:

Never wash your dog more than twice a month because you're stripping of special oils of its coat. Always use special nail trims are often detested by dogs and owners alike. Most dogs dislike even having their paws handled and know how much it hurts when nails are cut too short. Dog owners are often uncomfortable with the process for fear of hurting their dogs.