Thank you
from 13 dogs, 33 cats, Jim, Mary Lou, Eddie & Julie.
The People and Organizations who Helped us, and who could Always use some Help from You!
Smiling Dog Farms -- took in Hillary, who is making incredible progress and will actually allow herself to be touched! You can contact Jay & Ricky, or donate to this incredible "last chance" sanctuary, through their website.
SARA Sanctuary -- accepted our two labs, Goldie & Whoopie, and the two older dogs, Pride & Joy. SARA is always looking for volunteers to help out at their facility outside of Austin.
Homeward Bound -- Foxy (the chow mix) and 6 cats went to Lisa with this all-volunteer organization in Bedford.
Siamese Rescue -- There were 3 Russian Blue cats in the mix, which were taken in by this group.
Animal Allies of Texas -- Four more of the cats, including the 2 kittens, were rescued by these fine folks in Garland.
Feral Friends -- Came to our rescue several times, with a couple of their group taking 2 cats, and then our last-minute angel, Rhonda, taking in Bobby & Barker and coordinating the rescue of the last batch of the 14 remaining kitties after their placement fell through at the last minute, helping to catch them, and transporting them all up to Barn Cats late into the night on the last day the house had utilities. We couldn't have done it without you!
Barn Cats -- Peggy was the first person to contact us and the last person to take in the remaining cats. She took 2 of the feral cats into her own program, and worked with Rhonda to get the last of the cats vetted and to their new homes. She also took in the 3 sick-looking cats, but it turns out that none of them are as bad off as we feared! More on them later.
Daydreams Ranch -- Took 3 of the feral cats onto their property to give them a safe place to live and plenty of food and water, and as much or as little affection as they are willing to take.
Private Adoptions -- Several private individuals stepped forward to take many of the cats and one of the dogs into their own families. We can't thank you enough!
Hope took in our dust mop dog, Alex (see how much better he looks after his bath in the photo below)
Laura is snuggling with Tazo (the third kitten)
Ellette made room in her barn for the last 8 feral cats, 6 of whom are doing very well and enjoying exploring all over their new acreage! The other 2 have turned out to be quite friendly once they got out of the craziness and are in a safe shelter in Elgin waiting to be adopted.
And of course, Jim & Mary Lou, who spent so much of their time and energy caring for these animals when no one else would, keeping them safe and holding them in readiness for the rest of you to come to their rescue. They also adopted 4 of the dogs into their own home, and I can tell you that Bingo, Franki, Sally and Opie and all doing so well, and blossoming wonderfully in their new home. A special thanks to you guys for holding on, for not giving up, and for fulfilling the last wish of good man.
I've said "Thank you" so many times and to so many people throughout this process that I fear the words have lost their meaning. Please know that all of us, from the bottom of our hearts, appreciate everything that you all have done to help us place these guys and find them safe places to really live for the first time in a very long time.
THANK YOU!!!
SARA Sanctuary -- accepted our two labs, Goldie & Whoopie, and the two older dogs, Pride & Joy. SARA is always looking for volunteers to help out at their facility outside of Austin.
Homeward Bound -- Foxy (the chow mix) and 6 cats went to Lisa with this all-volunteer organization in Bedford.
Siamese Rescue -- There were 3 Russian Blue cats in the mix, which were taken in by this group.
Animal Allies of Texas -- Four more of the cats, including the 2 kittens, were rescued by these fine folks in Garland.
Feral Friends -- Came to our rescue several times, with a couple of their group taking 2 cats, and then our last-minute angel, Rhonda, taking in Bobby & Barker and coordinating the rescue of the last batch of the 14 remaining kitties after their placement fell through at the last minute, helping to catch them, and transporting them all up to Barn Cats late into the night on the last day the house had utilities. We couldn't have done it without you!
Barn Cats -- Peggy was the first person to contact us and the last person to take in the remaining cats. She took 2 of the feral cats into her own program, and worked with Rhonda to get the last of the cats vetted and to their new homes. She also took in the 3 sick-looking cats, but it turns out that none of them are as bad off as we feared! More on them later.
Daydreams Ranch -- Took 3 of the feral cats onto their property to give them a safe place to live and plenty of food and water, and as much or as little affection as they are willing to take.
Private Adoptions -- Several private individuals stepped forward to take many of the cats and one of the dogs into their own families. We can't thank you enough!
Hope took in our dust mop dog, Alex (see how much better he looks after his bath in the photo below)
Laura is snuggling with Tazo (the third kitten)
Ellette made room in her barn for the last 8 feral cats, 6 of whom are doing very well and enjoying exploring all over their new acreage! The other 2 have turned out to be quite friendly once they got out of the craziness and are in a safe shelter in Elgin waiting to be adopted.
And of course, Jim & Mary Lou, who spent so much of their time and energy caring for these animals when no one else would, keeping them safe and holding them in readiness for the rest of you to come to their rescue. They also adopted 4 of the dogs into their own home, and I can tell you that Bingo, Franki, Sally and Opie and all doing so well, and blossoming wonderfully in their new home. A special thanks to you guys for holding on, for not giving up, and for fulfilling the last wish of good man.
I've said "Thank you" so many times and to so many people throughout this process that I fear the words have lost their meaning. Please know that all of us, from the bottom of our hearts, appreciate everything that you all have done to help us place these guys and find them safe places to really live for the first time in a very long time.
THANK YOU!!!
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