Fourriere animaux 85: refuge spa 85

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Fourrière animale
Que faire si je rencontre un chien ou un chat manifestement perdu ?
Que faire si j’ai perdu mon animal ?
Une fois capturé
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Fourrière animale

Que faire si je rencontre un chien ou un chat manifestement perdu ?

Ne tentez pas de l’attraper vous-même.
Vous devez contacter la mairie car il appartient au Maire et aux personnes habilitées, de contacter le service de fourrière.

Que faire si j’ai perdu mon animal ?

N’hésitez pas à contacter la société le Hameau Canin.

Une fois capturé

L’animal est transporté à la fourrière située au siège social de la société.
Une vérification est faite afin de savoir si l’animal est identifiable. Si oui, le propriétaire est averti au plus vite. Il devra alors s’acquitter des frais occasionnés (capture, pension et nourrissage de l’animal).
Une annonce est également publiée sur le site internet de la société et sur les réseaux sociaux.

L’hébergement, l’entretien et la pension sont assurés pendant 8 jours ouvrés (délai franc préconisé par la loi). Ce délai est étendu par la société à 15 jours ouvrés pour les chiens, voir un mois si l’adoption tarde. Durant ce temps de garde, les animaux sont montrés à un vétérinaire agréé afin de s’assurer qu’ils ne présentent pas de danger (maladies transmissibles, agressivité etc…).

Lorsque l’identification n’est pas possible et/ou que personne ne vient les réclamer, ils peuvent être transférés soit en SPA ou en refuge. En tout dernier recours, l’euthanasie peut s’avérer malheureusement nécessaire.

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Green City Beauty – Antique’s Row new-world newcomer has won awards for its gentle, natural sugaring and offers a range of customizable facial and body treatments, using eco-friendly ingredients along the way. 1036 Pine Street, (267) 209-3096, greencitybeauty.com
Heaven Spa – This Montgomery County day pas lives up to its moniker as a one-stop oasis of beauty, health and wellness. The makeover dream team here specializes in treatments that range from facials, manicures and reflexology pedicures to massages, honey body scrubs and hydrotherapy. 261 Old York Road, Jenkintown, (215) 576-7000, heaven-spa.com
Le Rêve Rittenhouse Spa – This boutique spot lists a tranquil couples’ massage as its most-requested service. But the anti-aging facials are popular too, along with various body treatments. 255 S. 17th Street, 4th floor, (215) 563-8888, lereverittenhousespa.com
Nurture Spa – Low-key, stylish and modern, this unisex Bucks County destination specializes in facials and massages (couples’ massages are a big hit here). The staff also does eyelash tints, waxing, manicures and pedicures and hydrating paraffin treatments. 415 S. York Road, New Hope, (215) 862-7010, nurturespa.com
Terme Di Aroma – Old City’s Mediterranean-inspired day spa has been featured in Allure and O, The Oprah Magazine and blends the enchantment of the past with a fantastic selection of aromatherapy skincare, anti-aging facials, reflexology, Reiki and hot-stone massages. 32 N. 3rd Street, (215) 829-9769,termediaroma.com

Salons:

American Mortals – Three locations cater to the young and young at heart through cuts and color (read: all colors). Named one of the country’s top 100 salons twice by Elle, the salon prides itself on providing high-end cut and color services without pretension. 727 Walnut Street, (215) 574-1234; 2101 Christian Street, (267) 519-2325; Sweat Gym, 700 E. Passyunk Avenue, (267) 928-3055, americanmortals.com
AMS Salon – Customers still come down from Manhattan for the pristine hair services at this airy, on point Philly outpost. In demand here: top-notch cuts, color, balayage, gloss, conditioning treatments, blowouts and braids. 262 S. 16th Street, (215) 569-1515, amssalon.com
Beehive Hair Salon – Philadelphia’s Fairmount neighborhood is home to this funky shop, which mixes an old-fashioned feel with down-to-earth, retro-chic looks to produce sophisticated styles for the whole family. Co-owners Ev Aslanova and Diana Bogrett also offer in-demand services in nail and skin care, body waxing and bridal hair and makeup. 1719 Fairmount Avenue, (215) 235-4483, beehivehairsalon.com
Fringe Salon – Inside the art-filled, trendsetting BOK Building, this fun, funky spot draws customers for modern cuts and brilliant color. Clients must ring to get in. 1901 S. 9th Street, 5th floor, (215) 339-1778, fringesalononline.com
Juju Salon & Organics – This Fabric Row spot mixes modern equipment with organic, plant-based and, in most cases, vegan products for revolutionary salon treatments. That means people walk away with wholesome versions of smoothing treatments, highlights, updos, color and Bio Seaweed gel nails. 713 S. 4th Street, (215) 238-6080, jujusalon.com
Prep & Foxx – This retro South Broad Street salon embraces a fashion-forward yet earth-friendly outlook. A talented team uses green and cruelty-free products to create killer cuts, colors and enviable nail art. 1532 S. Broad Street, (215) 755-6500, prepandfoxx.com
Salon Royale Court – Overlooking the iconic Avenue of the Arts from a modern, 3,000-square-foot, second-story space, this salon offers a comprehensive menu of services, including updos and precision cuts and color using shampoo and styling products from Unite, Redken and Bumble and Bumble. Additional services include: makeup application, mani-pedis and eyebrow waxing. It’s in a prime location for guests staying at hotels along South Broad Street. 215 S. Broad Street, 2nd floor, (215) 893-3800, salonroyalecourt.com
Sugar Salon – This bubble-gum pink Queen Village beauty parlor has a retro vibe and is known for affordable razor cuts, hair extensions and custom dye jobs in any color imaginable. One of the few product-free dreadlock salons in the country, the snug, two-chair salon offers natural dread installations, extensions, maintenance and repair. 711 E. Passyunk Avenue, (215) 922-5522, salonsugarphilly.com
Tribe – This Chester County salon and style bar invites guests to sip a glass of wine or beer and choose from an extensive menu of refreshing hair facials, red carpet-ready blowouts and sweet and salty beach waves. 882 Baltimore Pike, Chadds Ford, (484) 732-8499, tribebeauty.com

Specialty Services:

Chung Dam Spa & Fitness – Bringing a little slice of Seoul to a Cheltenham strip mall, this clothing-optional Korean spa is the place to take it all off and sweat it out in an assortment of steam rooms, saunas and spas. An all-business staff of masseuses will work out even the most stubborn of knots. 41 Cheltenham Avenue, Cheltenham, (215) 635-6170, chungdamspa.com
Duross & Langel – A soap maker-meets-hair salon in Philadelphia’s Midtown Village neighborhood, where skin and hair products are made on the third floor, sold on the first floor, and used in the hair salon on the second floor. 117 S. 13th Street, (215) 592-7627, durossandlangel.com
LashBee – The experts here are all about the eyes—namely lengthy lashes and beautiful brows—as they carefully apply individual lashes for semi-permanent, super glam looks. Brows are waxed, tinted and cleaned up making for fabulous face framing. 1126 Walnut Street, 2nd floor, (215) 367-1664, lashbee.com
Mi Cumbia Organica – Mango, coconut and other tropical flavors go into the menu of nail and waxing services at this proudly natural spa. Soy-based waxes and non-toxic, water-based nail polishes, gels and lacquers are used for treatments such as the signature, 75-minute “Coconut de Bagazo” mani-pedi, which relies on a fragrant combo of freshly shredded coconut and warmed virgin coconut oil to exfoliate and moisturize tired hands and feet. 328 S. 17th Street, (215) 735-7980, tierramiaorganicnailspa.com
Southampton Spa – This Eastern European-inspired, open-late refuge charges by the day for its traditional Turkish and Russian baths, heated and cold-plunge pools, steam room and sauna time. Guests indulge in massages and made-to-order juices for an additional fee. 141 2nd Street Pike, Southampton, (215) 942-4646, southamptonspa.com
Thread Bar – Technicians schooled in the ancient art of threading use string instead of tweezers or wax to deftly remove unwanted hair. Brows are the go-to here, but the salon also offers a full range of facial and body epilation as well. 247 S. 10th Street, (215) 309-5399, threadbarsalon.com
Ursula’s About PHace – Owner Ursula Augustine worked for some of the top names in the business, including Bobbi Brown, Stila and NARS before opening her Rittenhouse skincare and cosmetics studio. Today, the beauty connoisseur and four-time “Best of Philly” winner continues to service individuals with her award-winning makeup applications, brow-shaping services and facials. 1700 Sansom Street, Suite 201, (215) 557-1562, aboutphace201.com

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