Dogs on the Beach
Nov 18th 2011 | 9:11 pm
#31
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
They are never hard up, but the problem is they just don't care about the welfare of the dogs, keep banging on at her, call IAR and they will talk to her in her native tongue, they will de-sex them and give them the rabies shots etc and then your problem will stop.
Are the dogs registered in her name? if not you don,t need permission from her to de sex those dogs, just call IAR and report this problem, they can pick them up do the op and drop them of she probably would,nt even notice that its been done.
Are the dogs registered in her name? if not you don,t need permission from her to de sex those dogs, just call IAR and report this problem, they can pick them up do the op and drop them of she probably would,nt even notice that its been done.
And it`s not actually my problem.
Registered!!!! Mine aren`t even registered!
IAR will not desex for free if you own an animal ...you have to be able to prove you are BPL to get free treatment.
Earlier this year IAR doubled the price of spaying bitches which doesn`t exactly encourage people to go. Does it?
When you`re next at IAR ask how much money is spent out to feed the paid staff and voluneers every day!!!
Nov 19th 2011 | 5:04 am
#32
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
Previous two posts.............reality 
Some of the other condescending cr@p?
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Some of the other condescending cr@p?
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Nov 19th 2011 | 5:08 am
#33
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
She has perfectly good English !
And it`s not actually my problem.
Registered!!!! Mine aren`t even registered!
IAR will not desex for free if you own an animal ...you have to be able to prove you are BPL to get free treatment.
Earlier this year IAR doubled the price of spaying bitches which doesn`t exactly encourage people to go. Does it?
When you`re next at IAR ask how much money is spent out to feed the paid staff and voluneers every day!!!
And it`s not actually my problem.
Registered!!!! Mine aren`t even registered!
IAR will not desex for free if you own an animal ...you have to be able to prove you are BPL to get free treatment.
Earlier this year IAR doubled the price of spaying bitches which doesn`t exactly encourage people to go. Does it?
When you`re next at IAR ask how much money is spent out to feed the paid staff and voluneers every day!!!
Also how do they prove the dog has an owner then if there is no registration in Goa/India.
People who work for the IAR where are they eating then, some where pricey every day?
Nov 19th 2011 | 5:27 am
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
Some one who has perfectly good English still might not understand or want to understand the stress she is causing, maybe someone in IAR who is maybe a vet could convince her to de-sex her dogs.
Also how do they prove the dog has an owner then if there is no registration in Goa/India.
People who work for the IAR where are they eating then, some where pricey every day?
Also how do they prove the dog has an owner then if there is no registration in Goa/India.
People who work for the IAR where are they eating then, some where pricey every day?
Dread - x
Nov 19th 2011 | 5:33 am
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
I wonder how many 'owned' dogs are registered in India? I think she would notice the wound! and not very good for neighbourhood relationships to secretly whisk off their bitches 
Plenty of others to keep IAR going.
PS (Is it just me or does "In her native tongue" sound a little Blytonesque)
Plenty of others to keep IAR going.PS (Is it just me or does "In her native tongue" sound a little Blytonesque)
Nov 19th 2011 | 3:10 pm
#36
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From: Siolim Goa
Re: Dogs on the Beach
Some one who has perfectly good English still might not understand or want to understand the stress she is causing, maybe someone in IAR who is maybe a vet could convince her to de-sex her dogs.
Also how do they prove the dog has an owner then if there is no registration in Goa/India.
People who work for the IAR where are they eating then, some where pricey every day?
Also how do they prove the dog has an owner then if there is no registration in Goa/India.
People who work for the IAR where are they eating then, some where pricey every day?
Outside caterers cook the food and deliver it to IAR!
I know this for a fact because my maid used to do it!!
Whatever happened to tiffins!!
How many work places in Goa or the UK supply food for their staff????
Nov 19th 2011 | 3:13 pm
#37
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From: Noni the Indian Goan Beach Mulberry
Re: Dogs on the Beach
Nov 20th 2011 | 2:13 am
#38
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The point I am making here about the food is that is paidfor out of the funds!
Outside caterers cook the food and deliver it to IAR!
I know this for a fact because my maid used to do it!!
Whatever happened to tiffins!!
How many work places in Goa or the UK supply food for their staff????
Outside caterers cook the food and deliver it to IAR!
I know this for a fact because my maid used to do it!!
Whatever happened to tiffins!!
How many work places in Goa or the UK supply food for their staff????
Out side caterers probably do it at a very good price being its a regular order, maybe works out a lot cheaper than take aways from a local restaurant.
Nov 20th 2011 | 2:18 am
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
Vets where ever in the world get a good salary, or are they expected to work for free and just get there food, housing,and free transport??
Nov 20th 2011 | 3:17 am
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
The general public make donations to IAR to feed and care for the animalsnot the staff who are on good salaries!!
Sadly the animals do not get decent food!!
How does doubling the price of sterilisation help to deal with stray dogs!
You are obviously an avid supporter of IAR ! I wish you well in dealing with the problem of stray dogs in Goa!
Nov 20th 2011 | 10:38 pm
#43
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What you think a super market has a canteen? they probably have a delivery service for there staff food or pay some one to cook and feed them on a very tight budget
Nov 20th 2011 | 10:41 pm
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Re: Dogs on the Beach
When you fully employ staff in Asia you are expected to pay for there food this is the norm.
Nov 20th 2011 | 10:56 pm
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