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Our Pets and Plants page is a resource for our residents. On this page we will attempt to provide you with any latest bulletins we might receive regarding such items as: lost pets, found pets, foliage pests, non-pet friendly foliage, and resources for other pet dangers.
Newport Beach, CA August 18, 2010
SPUMONI is Missing
Lost dog, missing since August 12, 2010, Dachshund Mix (Brown and Black), SPUMONI. No collar. Please contact Jay 714-931-5351 or Kristine 949-945-3522. See Flyer Here.
Newport Beach, CA June 28, 2010
Rules and Regulations 101: Pets
Here is a link to the full article about Rules and Regulations 101: Pets.
Newport Beach, CA June 25, 2010
Heidi, the tabby, is Missing
If you have seen Heidi, please call 949-644-2522. She was last seen at 2030 Vista Cajon.
Newport Beach, CA June 23, 2010
COCO and LADY need a New Home
You can click here to see a flyer that will tell you all about Coco and Lady. Feel free to call Robyn at 714-697-7387.
 Newport Beach, CA February 24, 2010Snowball is Missing from his new home on Vista Grande
Our new neighbors on Vista Grande have lost their cat, SNOWBALL. Please see the flyer here with important contact information.
On March 15, 2010, Snowball's family submitted more identifying information to help find Snowball. Here is what you need to know about Snowball:
Seal Lynx Point Bengal, Male.
Creamy white with Black/Grey Markings.
Blue eyes and orange in color around face.
He has a very loud 'meow'. If you have seen or heard
him in your area, pls. call his family. He is missed and loved. Eastbluff. (310) 613-8221 or (310) 569-8221.
Newport Beach, CA September 24, 2009
Don't Let the Camera Scare You!  On September 24, 2009, the Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends installed their first wildlife camera on the east bluff (EB-1) thanks to the support of the Bluffs Homeowners Community Association. The actual camera location is in front of 301 Enero. ( N33 38'26 and W117 53'01). It is on the greenbelt just above the gravel emergency access road that comes up from Back Bay Drive. Its purpose is to identify and quantify wildlife activity using this corridor. The camera was tagged with instructions to call NBN&F if there are questions.Bluffs' Board President, Don Passaglia, reports: "This is an exciting joint project for the Bluffs and NBN&F. The camera is motion activated and runs 24/7. The intent is to capture any animals that live in our area. Also, the camera has a flash so people may see a slight flash at night as animals set off the camera. Homeowners should not be alarmed about the flashes during darkness hours." Newport Beach, CA September 20, 2008
Jack Keating Met with Bluffs' Homeowners to Review Back Bay Restoration Project
Jack Keating visited the Bluffs homeowners on September 20, 2008. Fifty residents were in attendance to hear about the Back Bay history, the relationship between the Bluffs and the Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends, the status of the Back Bay Restoration Project, and finally what Bluffs homeowners can do to help. If anyone missed the meeting they can go to www.newportbay.org or you can read more here.
What You Might Need to Know About Coyotes and Raccoons August 1, 2008 ~ ASPCA Issues News Alert Concerning Sago Palms and Pets
According to the ASPCA, "  Daydreaming of a sandy beach and a breeze shimmying through the palm trees? Paradise, right? Not so fast, says Fido. Though palm trees evoke relaxation of the highest order, Sago palm (Cycas revolute)a stocky member of the Cycad family of plantsis downright dangerous to our furry companions. To read more about the Sago Palm and your pets click here. If you have questions or need more up to the minute information about caring for your pets, please visit The American Society for Prevention to Cruelty to Animals website. Information about Your Pets and Xylitol Poisoning
A number of our residents recieved an email recently which told of one person's experience with Xylitol and their pet. We checked this out and here is what we found. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA): "Found in sugar-free chewing gum, candy, and baked goods, Xyitol is a sweetener that can cause serious and sometimes life-threatening problems for pets." Read more Have you seen this Bug?
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The California Department of Food and Agriculture is asking for your assistance. The Diaprepes Root Weevil pictured above is once again posing a significant threat to both urban and agricultural trees and plants. If you have seen this weevil or have collected one in a jar or plastic bag, please call 1-800-491-1899. For additional information, we are providing two PDF documents for your use. This website is authorized by the Bluffs Homeowners Community Association.
