🚨MISSING SINCE 19TH MAY 2026 - URGENT - DYLAN IS AN EPILEPTIC #SENIORDOG & NEEDS MEDICATION🚨
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📍Missing near woods between Fforest Farm & the Welsh Wildlife Centre #cardigan #Ceredigion SA43
🗓 Missing Since: 19th May 2026
‼️ Info on Doglost: "Whilst very friendly he is a bit skittish especially with strangers so approach calmly & slowly as might run otherwise. Tempt with food as obsessed with it"
📞 Please Call Number On Poster Below👇 If You See Dylan👇
⚠️SIGHTINGS & SHARES NEEDED ASAP PLEASE⚠️
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Beyond heartbreaking. Only monsters could do this. After hours chased over brutal terrain by the Quantock Staghounds he's trapped by fencing along the A39 and can only stare hopelessly through as they approach from behind, push him away from the sab and shoot him🎞️@mendiphuntsabs
This is Jack O'Sullivan. Two years ago today, the 22-year-old went to a house party, sent a text to his mum - then completely vanished. His heartbroken family say 'time stood still' on March 2, 2024, the day Jack went missing. They have searched tirelessly with the help of volunteers, but still don't know what happened to their son and they are 'in a living hell'. Jack is 5ft 10 with short brown hair. He was last seen in the Hotwells area of Bristol wearing a green Barbour jacket, brown Ralph Lauren trainers, blue chinos and a cream jumper.
Frustrated with how Avon and Somerset Police handled the investigation, the family has taken matters into their own hands, with a private investigation funded by a GoFundMe appeal. After Jack's disappearance, a donor also pledged a £100,000 reward for evidence that results in finding him - that reward still stands.
Avon and Somerset Police Assistant Chief Constable Joanne Hall said: “As we reach the second anniversary of Jack O’Sullivan going missing, I wholeheartedly recognise the devastating impact his disappearance continues to have on his loved ones. We know how difficult it is for Jack’s family that, despite extensive enquiries, we have not yet been able to find him or provide the conclusive answers they so desperately need." If you know anything about Jack's whereabouts, call 101 urgently. FB Page: https://t.co/ncEOSRW4GA #FindJack @findjack23
Today’s top news story: The British Prime Minister demands an apology from a billionaire who used a word he didn’t like. Meanwhile, the economy flatlines, our borders are being breached, the birthrate has collapsed and 6 million people are paid not to work.
MEGA URGENT- 14 weeks to save the charity. We need to move and have no where to go. Anybody got land for ourselves and our animals in the UK. Would love to stay local to Wirral but this is now urgent!!
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💔 Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Species like Bechstein’s bats & large blue butterflies rely on habitats that can’t be replaced once destroyed.
Without #Amendment130, they could vanish forever.
Tell your MP: keep this Amendment .
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Halloween artificial cobweb material:
It may be a bit of fake fun for you, but it's a very real and terrifying death for them.
And it's not only birds.
I've had my first call of the season of a hedgehog trapped in this horrific fake 'cobweb', made especially for gullible halloweeners to spread over their greenery, trapping all unsuspecting birds, insects and mammals, including hedgehogs.
The fine synthetic fibers are difficult for animals to see and can quickly wrap around their legs, spines, and neck, leading to severe injuries.
When a hedgehog struggles to free herself the web tightens, cutting off circulation and causing deep wounds. These constriction injuries often lead to permanent damage or death.
Unfortunately the call was from Manchester, so all I could do was talk them through getting the poor creature to a rescue.
Clearly she had been trapped there for at least one night, and her struggles had pulled the strong nylon strands so tightly that one of her toes had been amputated.
Can you imagine the pain and the sheer terror?
And then seeing dawn approach, while hanging there, tightly bound and helpless.
Aside from being stressed, dehydrated, starving and exhausted to the point of near death, she also had horrific bite/peck wounds to her face, where she had been held there, helpless, unable to curl and defend herself, while a predator tried to eat her alive.
If you have used this deadly cruel trap to 'decorate' your garden, please take it down now.
Please don't be conned by the greedy makers and sellers of this rubbish into hurting defenceless animals.
Please read this!
It's not just birds that get trapped in this awful stuff.
I'm seeing it everywhere. It doesn't look spooky, it looks like plastic rubbish tangled in the hedge...which is exactly what it is.
Attention all County and District Councils, hotels, clubs and community centres who are organising a firework/bonfire night:
*****Please don't make this event be something you'll regret for the rest of your life*****
Unlike most mammals, hedgehogs don't have the Fight or Flight Response to danger.
That means that no matter how frightened they are, they don't bite, and they don't run away.
Their response to danger is to curl up into a protective ball, and wait until the danger passes.
That's why so many get run over by approaching cars. That's why so many are maimed and killed by approaching strimmers.
And that's why so many get burned alive in bonfires.
Poking a stick under the bonfire pile will just make the hedgehog inside curl into a ball.
Even if you touch her and hurt her, she won't move or make a sound.
Lighting it from one side will just make the hedgehog curl even tighter.
As the smoke fills her lungs and her coat begins to singe, she will freeze in place and wait for the danger to pass.
Shining a light under the bonfire will just make the hedgehog ball even tighter.
She'll close her eyes so they don't reflect light and give her presence away.
The ONLY way to make a bonfire safe is to build it the same day you light it.
So if it's already built, you need to move it on the day you light it.
If you are starting to build it in place then you MUST first enclose the area with a hedgehog-proof fence, to ensure no hogs enter.
If you can take the trouble to have a bonfire, then please take the trouble to do it safely.
Please don't make this event be something you'll regret for the rest of your life.
Printable PDF of this poster available here: https://t.co/NhKwK6ljmz