Animal Rescue Alerts 09-18-2005
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Sunday September 18, 2005
MUST READ THIS - U R G E N T- MEDICAL EMERGENCY!!!!
From: mailto:lady4labs@charter-dot-net Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2005 12:36 PM MUST READ THIS - U R G E N T- MEDICAL EMERGENCY!!!!
Katie,
This is an emergency! We have a Hurricane Katrina Lab that is ill, and we cannot seem to get him any better.
We heard that there was something spreading to the dogs from raccoons and is causing the dogs to have a severe upper respiratory infection.
Could you cross-post this ASAP, and have anyone that knows what they are treating the dogs with to call me at: 423-341-3991.
The dog is going downhill fast and has only been treated with the drug Baytril. We was still eating and drinking yesterday!!
Please HELP!!! Anyone know how to get in touch with the Louisiana Vets???
TERESA
FEMA pulls VMAT out of Miss, Humane asking for vol. vets
12245. FEMA pulls VMAT out of Miss, Humane asking for vol. vets by cbcb, 9/18/05 12:42 ET Cross posted from NO Craigslist
911! Volunteer vets needed, FEMA pulls vets from Miss (Mississippi)Reply to: mailto:anon-98322717@craigslist-dot-org Date: 2005-09-18, 12:39PM EDT
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Please Reply to: mailto:anon-98307507@craigslist-dot-org or Contact phone: 228-863-3354 (Humane Society of Southern Miss.)
911! Over A Hundred Animals A Day And No Set System for Vet Care, and Essential Hardware Supplies to get HSSM shelter Up & Running.
"FEMA is pulling VMAT off our project leaving me with over a hundred animals a day and no set system for Vet care to service them. I am up to my eyeballs in bureaucratic crap trying to get these animals taken care of so please bear with me.
“VMAT is being demobilized today. I was notified of the order yesterday. We will be needing Vets and vet techs to volunteer here in Gulfport to attend to the animals that are coming through us.
Please email me names, contact info and dates of availability on anyone who can help us. We are going to need help for at least the next two months."
Above is this morning plea from the President of HSSM(Tara High) to me, please contact me if you know anyone who can help.
1) I am a volunteer for another rescue group in Los Angeles, CA. I am helping Tara High/HSSM to reply e mails, phone calls to reduce the bottleneck, and get 911 resources for HSSM.
2) Shelter HAD a capacity of sheltering 300 animals BEFORE Katrina, but HSSM was damage badly, they NEED (not want/not wishing)the items NOW, to get the shelter up to take all these animals.
3) 911 Needs List for HSSM (Humane Society of Southern Mississippi)13756 Washington Avenue, Gulfport, MS 39503, Phone: 228-863-3354 as of 9/18/2005. http://www.hssm.org.
- Sam’s/Best Buy:
- Washing Machines (2)Dryers (2)Computers (9)Printers (9)Refrigerators (3)Computer work stations (5) **The actual computers and the desks**
- Office Max/Office Depot/Staples:
- Copy Machine (3) largeOffice chairs (10)4 drawer file cabinets (9)2 drawer file cabinets (4)Copy PaperInk pens/pencilsNotepadsSharpiesHighlightersDry Erase PensFine Point MarkersHanging file foldersManila folders 2 prong metalStorage cabinet (8)Drinking water cooler dispenser (6)Assorted desk organizersStaplers (4)Electric pencil sharpenerCash registers (3)4’Metal desks (3)Roll shelf carts (3)Fax, copier, scanner (1)Digital camera (1)
- Home Depot/Lowe’s
- Wheelbarrow (3)Large storage shed (2)Window air conditioners (3)75’ water hoses (7) heavy dutySpray nozzles for hosesRubbermaid containersFire ExtinguisherPush brooms (2)Brooms/dust pans (8)Long Handle scrub brushes (5)Wheels for Rubbermaid garbage cans (10)55-gallon Rubbermaid garbage cans (10)Riding lawn mowerStainless steel 5 gallon buckets (50)
- Wal-Mart/Target/Local Drugstore:
- Laundry soap, Dish liquid, Lysol Spray, Zip strips, multiple sizes Killer/ bug spray/ fly strips
- MISC Companies:
- LinkPoint credit card machine http://www.linkpoint.com(888) 222-0071
- Microchip Scanner http://www.avidmicrochip.com (800) 434-2843
- Industrial Washer/Dryer (1) http://www.ipsousa.com (800) 872-4776
- Telecheck check machine http://www.telecheck.com (800) 366-1054
- Ejay animal ID bands (Pink and Blue Large and small) http://www.tabband.com (800) 521-5123
- Cat grabbers (Long (2), Short (3)) & 5’ Catchpoles (3) http://www.ketch-all.com/ (877) 538-2425
- Construction type trailers (2) http://www.satelliteco.com/ (800) 453-12996’
- Industrial metal freezer racks with wheels (10) http://www.ckitchen.com (800) 555-0666
- Pickup truck with removable camper shells
- Plexiglass cage card holders (800) http://www.vetproducts.com/ (800)-299-9525 **note** This company also has large stacked cages
We have “needs� items registered at our local Home Depot. You can call 228-867-9925 ext 432 and purchase items with credit card over the phone. They will then notify me and we will pick up.
Other items can be shipped to:
HSSM Humane Society of Southern Mississippi 13756 Washington Ave Gulfport, MS 39503
Can take FedEx. Will be able to take PayPal soon (being work out)
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DON'T OVERFEED/WATER!
12168 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39237) DON'T OVERFEED/WATER! by muttleyray1, 9/18/05 10:22 ET
For people going in to get their pets: they will of course be very hungry and thirsty. But be careful not to overfeed or water them!!! That can lead to vomiting and too much vomiting can cause problems.
Give them SMALL amounts of room-temp water and food. Preferably dry food because they will be tempted to wolf it down and you don't want them to snork down a large amount of rich food. If you can, put the kibble in a muffin pan (a bit in each cup) or spread out on a cookie sheet or other clean flat surface so they can't eat really fast. Feed every hour or so. Give water more frequently, but hold the bowl and take it away if they are drinking too fast.
Animals need to drink about one cup of water for every ten pounds of body weight every day. Animals who've been dehydrated of course need more, but try not to overwater them and don't give them really cold water!
If they are overheated you can sponge some COOL water on them, especially the belly and head.
If they are in really bad condition they should of course see a vet immediately if possible. If they are too far gone to eat/drink on their own they need to see a vet IMMEDIATELY! And every animal should go in for a check-up as soon as possible.
This doesn't apply to people leaving food for animals they can't catch. Just have to do the best possible for them...
Grief Counseling
12163 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39223) grief counseling by manchmal, 9/18/05 10:18 ET
People who have lost pets or whose animals have died may need emergency psych help. I was at Gonzales and have seen these people...let's keep them safe. Here's some good info on psych contacts:
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I have no experience with using these numbers. Only the first two are toll free and all have limited hours. In most cases, you call and leave a voice mail message and they call back (unless you call during regular hours and someone is available). I'll keep looking for other numbers. Here they are:
(877)394-2273(CARE) Staffed by University of Illinois veterinary students. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 pm Central Time; http://www.cvm.uiuc.edu/CARE/
The Iowa State University Pet Loss Support Hotline Dial (888) ISU-PLSH (888-478-7574) toll free any time of day. September-April: Seven days a week, 6:00 - 9:00pm CST E-mail mailto:isuplsh@iastate-dot-edu
Florida Pet Grief Support Hotline(352) 392-4700Ext. 4080
Cornell Pet Loss Support Hotline(607)253-39326:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Eastern Standard TimeTuesday-Thursday
Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine Pet Loss Hotline E-mail mailto:usatplhl@vetmed.wsu-dot-edu or call us at (509) 335-5704. Our Phones are normally staffed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 6:30 - 9:00 PM, and Saturday 1:00-3:00 PM Pacific Time. Callers place their calls at their own expense. Phone calls will be returned collect using 1-800-CALL ATT.
(530)752-3602, or toll free (800)565-1526 Staffed by University of California-Davis veterinary students; weekdays, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm, Pacific Time (PT); http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/petloss/index.htm
(352)392-4700; then dial 1 and 4080, staffed by Florida community volunteers; weekdays, 7 pm to 9 pm, Eastern Time (ET); or call (352)392-4700 X4744 (Joy Diaz) at the University; http://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/vmth/companions.htm
(517)432-2696 Staffed by Michigan State University veterinary students; Tuesday to Thursday, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm, ET; http://cvm.msu.edu/petloss/index.htm
(630)325-1600 Staffed by Chicago VMA veterinarians and staffs. Leave voice-mail message; calls will be returned 7 pm to 9 pm, CT (Long-distance calls will be returned collect)
(540)231-8038 Staffed by Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine; Tuesday, Thursday, 6pm to 9 pm, ET
(614)292-1823 Staffed by The Ohio State University veterinary students; Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm, ET; voice-mail messages will be returned, collect, during operating hours
(508)839-7966 Staffed by Tufts University veterinary students; Monday through Friday, 6 pm to 9 pm, ET; voice-mail messages will be returned daily, collect outside Massachusetts; http://www.tufts.edu/vet/petloss/
LSU Update Shelter
12166 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39227) LSU Update Shelter by saddog, 9/18/05 10:18 ET Shelter Closing Information
The LSU Emergency Animal Shelter will stop accepting new animals on September 30, 2005 and the operation will close on October 15, 2005. Owners must reclaim their animals by September 30, 2005, or give consent for foster care or adoption. If you need help finding a temporary foster home for your pet, or to release your pet for permanent adoption, please call 225-578-6111, or in Baton Rouge, come by Parker Coliseum and ask for details at the Fostering Desk.
As of Wednesday September 14, 2005, the Parker Coliseum was housing 1,064 companion animals, including 641 dogs, 391 cats, and assorted pigs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, gerbils, mice, tortoises, and birds. Most of these pets are being cared for by volunteers; owners who are staying here in town are caring for 120 of the animals.
Daily admission of animals is still exceeding the numbers being discharged to their owners, but people and their pets are being reunited every day. To date, almost 300 pets from our shelter and their families are back together again.
Notification: Confined Pets Disaster Areas LA
12167 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39233) Confined Pets Disaster Areas LA by saddog, 9/18/05 10:21 ET
Confined Pets Still in Disaster Areas Residents who left pets in their homes may call toll-free (888) 773-6489 between 8:00 am and 6:00 pm or e-mail mailto:Katrina@ldaf.louisiana-dot-gov to leave information about the number of animals, species, and their confined location. If you do rescue your pet yourself after requesting rescue through this shelter, please notify us so that we can remove your name from the waiting list.
TYLERTOWN NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
12161 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39218) TYLERTOWN NEEDS VOLUNTEERS by manchmal, 9/18/05 10:17 ET (from an email I received last night)
KATRINA SANCTUARY PROJECT
Our property at 115 Obed Magee Road in Tylertown, Mississippi may not be the most comfortable place to make a difference, but it certainly has abundant heart!
Committed people from all over the country have arrived and are hard at work on this grasroots labor of love for animals. Veterinarians, vet techs, contractors and animal care professionals have worked alongside people of all professions, from all across the country. Additional kennels are being built, and more cat housing is on the way.
As of this Friday evening, many tired members of our core volunteer crew returned home to friends, family and work. WE NOW URGENTLY NEED REFRESHED VOLUNTEERS, WILLING TO WALK DOGS CLEAN CAGES AND HELP WITH ANIMAL CARE. Veterinarians, vet techs and people with DIY experience are particularly welcome.
At last contact a few hours ago, 75 dogs were headed to our door and we were down to 12 volunteers. All of these animals were recently saved in grassroots rescue expeditions in New Orleans. These survivors need TLC. They'd love to meet you.
Come to: Humane Society of Louisiana Emergency Shelter 115 Obed Magee Road Tylertown, MS 39667
Don't forget - we DO NOT have comfortable housing (or any housing) for volunteers. You must treat your volunteer experience like an extreme camping holiday, and come with supplies to be totally self sufficient. We do have electricity and running water and a few port-a-lets, but our building cannot fit any more sleepers. Tents are recommended, or try to book in a hotel in Tylertown or nearby McComb, which is about a half an hour from the site.
Need directions? Try http://www.mapquest.com/ . Do you need confirmation from us before you go? No, not over the next several days, because we've been told hands are urgently needed. If you are planning a trip, let us know to expect you, however, so we can better plan activities. Need a contact at the site? Ask for Johnna Harris or Jeff Dorson. We do not have a land line phone, but we've been successful in begging the telephone company to hook us up soon. We originally had expected to wait several weeks, due to the demand for services!
Volunteers with cameras are encouraged to bring them, so we can document the extraordinary effort everyone is making. You can also help us photograph our incoming pets.
volunteering
12159 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39211) volunteering by manchmal, 9/18/05 10:12 ET
I'm back for now...was in Gonzales, etc. Those of you on here for a while remember me. FINALLY got some sleep. I still want to help here in any way I can. It seems like the thing I'm best at now is some rumor control about Lamar-Dixon/Gonzales, as well as helping people figure out a place to go volunteer at. Please send anything pertaining to that my way, and I'll do my best. I'm in contact with people on the ground at Lamar-Dixon/Gonzales. I'm going to paste in here a request from Tricia, another board member, who is at Gonzales. Please bump.--
Listen up ya'll!I am going to be leaving soon to go back out to Gonzales. Not many familiar faces in the forum this morning, so I'm leaving you two with a task. The girl that is staying with me from Wisconsin just got back from working the night shift at Gonzales. She said they are in desperate need of volunteers to help during the night. BUT, you must arrive there by 7:30pm. Upon leaving, your car may be checked...they have been having a problem with volunteers taking animals. I'm telling you, they need help in a major way at night. They have no help at night!
Here is a list of items that are desperately needed at Lamar Dixon in Gonzales...
THEY NEED LATEX GLOVES, THICK RUBBER GLOVES FOR CLEANING, SPRAY BOTTLE CLEANER WITH BLEACH, REGULAR BOTTLES OF BLEACH, TOWELS, PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS OR DOGGIE POOP BAGS, SMALL AND LARGE GARBAGE BAGS, RAWHIDE BONES FOR DOGS (ALL SIZES), NAME TAGS FOR VOLUNTEERS, DUCT TAPE, PENS, STAPLES, STAPLERS, PLASTIC CONTAINERS TO KEEP PAPERWORK SORTED, PROTECTIVE PLASTIC COVERS FOR PAPERWORK ON KENNELS. THIS IS DIRECTLY FROM THE FRONT LINE! PLEASE SEND THESE ITEMS ASAP!
Emily you may know of a contact there to send supplies to. I will try to find out today and call you so you can get the word out of where to send stuff!
Again, they are in desperate need of people to help at night. If they happen to get there after 8pm, tell them to tell the guards that they are staying on the premises. Sleeping there, etc. Or else they may be turned away at night.
Thanks for ya'lls help! Love ya,Tricia
Please freely distribute my phone and email: my name is Emily.
- Phone is 740.590.2875 email: mailto:marcuse@ohio-dot-edu
OP ORPHANS FLIGHT for sfattorney
12148 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39153) OP ORPHANS FLIGHT for sfattorney by WillowLu, 9/18/05 9:00 ET URGENT: We can fly 150-200 animals out for fostering and care in California by sfattorney, 9/18/05 2:09 ET
"To follow up on my earlier post, I want to reiterate what it is that we need, and need by tomorrow or MOnday as we have plane ready to go:
We need a critical mass of animals in one location to move out of state - either out of LA or out of MS. We can help with transport from their current location to the closest airport too, if needed. The animals will be flown to California in a Continental jet configured for animal transport in the cabin area or in a military plane also safe for animals to fly in. They will be taken to no kill shelters for foster and hopefully for owners to claim (we will pay for the animal to be reunited with its owner). We are also willing to fly animals to OTHER states, and to other shelters if it so happens that the particular rescue group who has the dogs that we are shipping has already arranged for them to go to a particular place other than California. The only requirement we have is that that other shelter in some other state be a no kill shelter. We are getting nowhere with the Gonzales bureaucracy and as of tonight do not have 150-200 dogs ready for us to fly out on Monday. or Tuesday of this week. If anyone can put me in touch with someone on the ground who has that number of dogs in one place who are stabilized enough to travel, we can make it happen. They cannot be right off the street since all of them coming in now need vet attention after being out there so long. We don't want to fly out dogs who will die in the air.
Since the planes cost 50k to fly one way, they have to make sure the plane is FULL, which means no less than around 150 animals. Otherwise, it becomes too expensive to transport by air. Please let me know if you have contacts who can amass this number of cats and dogs - perhaps 100 dogs and 50 cats? We really want to make this happen! Thank you."
Original post:
http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?searchart?artid=38899
Update:
1. sfattorney is being put in touch tomorrow morning with "Disaster Response Animal Rescue" @ Winn Dixie on Chef Menteur. USDA has authorized them to transport
3. Post up to date leads in this thread of shelters a) within LA & MS that haven't evacuated their pre-Katrina animals.
4. What are the MS quarantine specifics?
5. Less known "independent" shelters?
Please email mailto:WillowLu@gmail-dot-com
Rescuer details
12119 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39069) Rescuer details bump by AnnetteDub, 9/18/05 7:24 ET
11856. People willing to rescue pets - bump by KatsnDogs, 9/17/05 18:36 ET Me and neighbor will fly into Jackson on Sunday and go to city on Monday. We can go there and leave food and water and check on the animals if you would like. We are coming to get my friends cat in the French Quarter. This is a sure thing our flights are booked and I will go this.e mailis:puhmuckel@hotmail.com
I have a area code 510 cell so I can call you him from the city.take care
Hi. My name is Amanda, my apartment is near the intersection of Napoleon and Constance, Uptown. My boyfriend and I are returning next Wednesday to visit our apartment (September 21st, I believe).PLEASE let me know if you'd like for me to go check on your pets for you. I will do ANYTHING I can to help, including knocking down doors/windows. I have a VW Jetta, and I'm planning on packing in as many homeless animals as I can.
Here in Mississippi, I'm staying at a large 2-story home, and there's room for more than my 4 cats and 1 dog.It breaks my heart to think about the pets left behind. I know it's very late in the game, but -- like I said -- I will do anything to help. I request no compensation -- in fact, I will flat out refuse it if offered (politely, of course). I have the animals in mind. So ... if there is any abandoned animal that you know of -- ask your friends -- let me know before next Wednesday.Please do not hesitate to ask for help. I will do my best, I promise. Write me at mailto:torigirl211@yahoo-dot-com
You can also call: (601)323-2400 Best wishes.
Many pets are still being taken out of locked up homes, after 3 weeks, alive and well!! It's NOT too LATE!! Go get your babies. Ask for help
http://katrinapets.zapto.org/ or contact mailto:cathy@creaturecom-dot-com http://oregonhumane.com/news/KatrinaAnimalFactsMyths.htm
The above brings up all kind of information such as what numbers to call if you have an animal which needs to be rescued, what number to call if your animal has been found.Look under the HSUS link on the web page and read all the other stuff.
For a rescuer who will try to help:
kelsey 337-519-5239 email mailto:kelsey434@earthlink-dot-net
Also put on http://wwww.petfinder.com/ and call bestfriends too-is there nayway you can go yourself, lots of people have done just this after begging natl guard to take them or let them go in!
I was in Gonzales (animal shelter) -- if anyone needs any info or help, please call me or email me: 740.590.2875 or mailto:marcuse@ohio-dot-edu
The CCC bridge will be open tomorrow. I need a CURRENT list of pets still to be rescued. I live 10 minutes from the uptown area, CBD but can't get to Chalmette or St. Bernard. Call me 504-393-9889 with info, directions, access instructions. Barb Steiner
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEARCH LISTINGS OF RESCUED PETS:
http://www.pets911.com/services/katrina/index.phpgo to *search found pet reports* to see if yours has been rescued
Some rescued pet photos:
http://www.projectstarfish.org/photos3.php
Hi, wanted to let you know about a few important resources and information to help save your pets, just incase you didn't know about them already. Below are several phone numbers of people and organizations as well as websites where you can file a report for rescuers and also get even more information.
It is best to get your info out to as many places as possible for the best chance of help.
Many pets are still being taken out of locked up homes, after 3 weeks, alive and well!! It's NOT too LATE!! Go get your babies. Ask for help
http://katrinapets.zapto.org/ or contact mailto:cathy@creaturecom-dot-com
The following messages were copied from forums and may be of interest/aid:
contact Kelsey Rivera Rescue info mid-city/bayou St John 337-519-5239 she will take a boat and get your animals
CAN RESCUE UPTOWN. Call Meda Colvin at cell (504) 319-8578 at 1323 Burdette. She is staying, has a generator, and credentials to get in and out of town freely. She can feed pets in accessible homes in her area. She will get me an address later where keys can be sent overnight. Please offer to compensate costs, and don't call with requests to look at houses-she is very busy and we are trying to save lives here!
Becky (917) 250-8576 mailto:250-8576m250-8576mr.fv@mycingular.blackberry-dot-net
Noah's Wish on Donations
12101 (http://www.nola.com/forums/animals/index.ssf?artid=39002) Noah's Wish on Donations by Lessa4, 9/18/05 5:10 ET
"We are at the point now that we have adequate supplies for the immediate future, but we are trying to make sure that we establish a steady stream of supplies on an organized, regular basis. WE ARE NOT TURNING DOWN OFFERS OF DONATED SUPPLIES, but we now have to make sure that the supplies and equipment you have toiled to collect get to the site and are put to proper use. Excess supplies at the site create a burden as putting the supplies under roof would displace animals, and allowing supplies to sit outside exposes them to the elements. All of you have worked too hard to let your supplies be wasted because they were ruined by weather. Because of the hurricane’s wrath, it is difficult to locate an intact warehouse to serve as a central supply facility. We are working on this problem.
Fortunately, retail outlets are reopening their doors with restocked shelves. The donation of gift cards from the national chain stores will not only provide us with a means of purchasing supplies and equipment on demand – exactly what we need, when we need it and where we need it, but will also pump money into the local economy of the ravaged area.
I realize that it is frustrating to wait for the “go�, but please remember if several trucks of supplies arrive at the facility at one time, our volunteers have to direct attention away from the animals and toward unloading and storing supplies. This is going to be a long term operation and your supplies will be needed.
Please continue to support the work of Noah’s Wish and please take time to prepare yourself and the animals in your care should disaster strike. Your efforts are paying off for the animals. "
Monetary donations can be made through their website at http://www.noahswish.org/
do you know pit bulls?... you can help
Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 02:30:37 -0000 Subject: do you know pit bulls?... you can help
As you probably know, pit bull constitute a huge percentage of the dogs in the Katrina shelters now.
An established, reputable pit bull rescuer (Leah Purcell/Spindletop Rescue in Houston) is pulling pit bulls from shelters in La. These are dogs that have chips and/or other forms of identification demonstrating that they are loved and owned by responsible people. Leah hopes to re-unite these dogs with their owners, and she has already been able to do this with a few.
She needs experienced people to foster these excellent dogs for a few months as she searches for the owners.
If you can help by fostering, please call her: 713-614-2410.
Because of the concern about pit bulls getting into the wrong hands, I suggest that any of you who want to verify Leah's credentials either ask any of the main Katrina rescue groups, or to contact any of the officers of the Staffordshire Terrier Club of America or the National American Pit Bull Terrier Association (you can Google the information), the AST and APBT parent clubs.
Financial contributions would also be welcome. Spindletop's website with contact information is:
http://www.spindletoppitbullrefuge.org/contact.html
Feel free to pass this message on; Leah has strict standards for what people she would accept as foster parents, so there is no danger to the dogs if some miscreant happens to see it.
You can also contact me for more details.
EmilyS mailto:emilysilversage@earthlink-dot-net
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