Found jack russell terrier in Chesterfield — Alert #2109

This poor pair were found dumped close to a veterinary practice in Chesterfield, Derbyshire at around 10.45am, Thursday 3 September. If you have any information relating to the two, please contact us on , quoting reference 01896207. They were found by a member of the public on Broadleys, opposite Charlesworth Veterinary Surgery and thanks to a microchip, we were able to identify the Jack Russell terrier as Angel. Sadly though, it contained no further information. Angel was in an especially bad way, with a large mass hanging from her abdomen, fleas, cloudy eyes, baldness around her back end and overgrown nails. She was also extremely underweight. Thankfully, the five-year-old cat had no obvious injuries but she was nervous, withdrawn and without a microchip. Both animals were taken to RSPCA Chesterfield and North Derbyshire, with Angel undergoing surgery to remove the mass. We're pleased to share that they're both doing well, and once they're both ready, they will be available for rehoming