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RESERVE CATS RESCUE 2010: COMPASSION COSTS The compassionate cat rescue on a Reserve near Chilliwack BC that started in 2009 continues in 2010. Eight cats have been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and tattooed for a cost so far of over $1,200. In 2009 this work cost AAS over $3,000. Make a donation to AAS marked "For Cats" and we will apply your donation to cat bills. Costs of Reserve Cat Rescue have been over $4,200 to date. We can keep our compassionate work of stopping the suffering that the big, multi-million dollar organization isn't helping on these reserves, if you will only help up by donating to cat rescue. |
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ADOPTION Pepper is a lab cross about two years old. She was rescued off a chain in the Yukon. She is very affectionate and would love to be someone's lap-dog. Pepper is also very smart! She loves to run and swim and will fetch a ball for as long as you will throw it. |
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RESERVE CATS RESCUE
"There are a bunch of cats
on one of the reserves near Chilliwack. I went there last night and
knocked on one of the doors offering to spay/neuter the cats. I put down some food so that the
cats would come out of hiding. There were several adults and about 5
older kittens. There were also some
timid ones who were hiding and ran as I approached them. I can trap/neuter/ release/
feed the feral ones as well." |
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POMERANIAN PUPPYMILL RESCUE I love this little dog. Dynamite couldn't break Ruby and I apart at this point. She has been through the wringer with neglect, abuse, skin infections, heart issues, eye conditions and colitis yet is always happy, happy, happy and loves to be close and cuddled. Ruby has a never-ending capacity for forgiveness as evidenced by her loving nature in spite of her previous life in the puppy mill. If people could be the same we would have peace in the world. |
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THE SPCA CALLS FOR
TOUGHER DANGEROUS DOG LEGISLATION
August 28th, (News1130) At least one Surrey councillor is agreeing it's time to toughen up the rules to ensure public safety. Surrey City Councillor Barinder Rasode says “If the SPCA came forward to council with a proposal we would certainly not only discuss that proposal but send it out to public consultation…and maybe a ban is what we need to look at." The photo is of a Surrey Pitbull whose suffering was not relieved by the BC SPCA. It is dogs like this that the SPCA and the City of Surrey will subject to "tougher legislation" to protect the public. Should the BC SPCA be in the business of protecting the public from dogs or protecting dogs from the public? What do you think? Let us know, send your opinion, or your story. If you have one, include a photo of a Pitbull or other breed that has been banned in other jurisdictions and we will add their stories here. . Email to animaladvocates@telus.net |
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WRITE THE BC SPCA ABOUT CHAINED DOGS
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Marcy and Maddy have come such a long way from the frightened little girls we got less than a week ago. They went to the vet today for examinations, deworming, shots and their microchips and travelled very well. Maddy and Marcy are well on their way to a wonderful life. Thank you AAS for your help and support!!! Read about Marcy, Maddy, Blue, Princess, Angelina, and others
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IT'S TIME TO SPEAK FOR CHAINED DOGS!Write the BC SPCA. Tell it you want the PCA Act used to help all suffering, isolated dogs, whether they be on chains or other tethers, in pens, in garages, in sheds, under porches, in closets, or in basements. Tell the BC SPCA you want it to use the word "suffering" in the PCA Act to prosecute for the suffering that more people in BC have to witness every day than all the media-attracting puppymills and starving horses put together. |
