Just a few more days to contact Joan for Bingo Bowl Tickets-for our LUCKY 13 BINGO BOWL – $15.00 for Bowling, shoes, social food, silent auction and door prizes. Contact Joan at 204-669-6867

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Just last Sunday, May 21, we lost our beloved Shelty Angus to cancer.  Now this morning, Kilty our 13 year old Shelty crossed over to the rainbow bridge to join his buddy.  It is hard to fathom losing both dogs in such a short time, they gave us so much love and joy and the house will be empty without them.  Kilty wasn’t sick, maybe he just needed to be with Angus-either way it is comforting to know they are playing and chasing bunnies in doggie heaven together.

Sleep well babies-I miss you.

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Friends Fundraising for Animal Shelters is holding a FUNraising breakfast at Applebees Neighbourhood Restaurant on Saturday, June 9th.  The location is Applebees on Regent Avenue.  This is a family event and a great way to start your busy Saturday.  Tickets are just 10.00 each and breakfast includes pancakes, sausages, juice and coffee.  There will be a silent auction and a chance to guess who will break the most dishes – probably me!!

We need guest servers so please let us know if you can help out.  The time of the event is 08:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and all proceeds will go to helping No Kill Animal Welfare.

Tickets available at Pet Valu Reenders and Pet Valu Rivergrove and we will have them available at the Kilcona  Dog Park BBQ on Saturday June 2

Come and join us for a major FLIP OUT!

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Sunday, June 3, 2012- Robert E Steen Community Centre -980 Palmerston Street.

Registration – 09:00 a.m.   Walk Starts at 10:00 a.m.

Let your best friend take you for a walk around beautiful Wolseley area and help raise funds for Craig Street Cats.  Prizes for most pledges.

For more information email: wolseleywalk@gmail.com or visit facebook pages – “Wolseley Walk for Wags and Whiskers”

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Hello Dog Parkers-Mother Nature has promised us a lovely sunny warm day for our annual BBQ. Bring your family to the Dog Park for a fun afternoon of food, fundraising and best of all mingling with all the dogs and their humans.
The fun starts at 1:00 pm. There will be Rescues/Shelters on site with the adorable adoptables and lots of information available for the dog lovers

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Sad Eyes 2004 – 2012

It is with a heavy heart that I said goodbye to this special angel. Around 1am this morning Sad Eyes passed away in his sleep. Born feral, Sad Eyes was rescued at 5 weeks of age after his mother suffered a massive heart attack. From the age of 1 year after his first bout of illness and being diagnosed has being FIV+, we fought hard for 8 years to keep him healthy and safe from illness.

Throughout the years, Sad Eyes suffered from various stomach ailments and stomatitis. He went through courses of antibiotics and was placed on a cocktail of natural products and supplements to keep his immune system in top shape.

About a month and half ago he reached stage 3, full blown aids and lost a lot of weight. He still had a great appetite and remained alert and energetic but this past week the virus took the best of him. He passed away around 1am on February 5th, 2012 next to me.

He is now with his momma once again. I will forever miss this beautiful boy who meant the world to me. I have no words to describe what I am feeling at the moment.

I love you Sad Eyes (huggy) and you will always be my special angel.

John
Loving the Feral Soul Inc.

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We are in the process of redesigning the Friends Fundraising for Animal Shelters website with a fresh new look. We are getting a bolder, fresh, and more interactive website. The site should be launched by mid-February. We hope everyone will enjoy our new look.

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OTTAWA — The Ottawa Humane Society is offering a monetary reward for information leading to charges in the case of a dead animal.

In this case, a dead cat was found in a garbage bin behind an apartment complex.

The five-year-old female Calico cat was found with its back legs tied together with an electrical cord. It was determined that the cat died from severe trauma, including extensive internal bleeding, and a lacerated spleen and kidney.

The society is offering $4,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in the case.

Killing, maiming, wounding, or injuring animals is a criminal offence that is punishable by imprisonment of up to five years.

The humane society is asking individuals who may know the owner of the cat or who may have witnessed the garbage bin being used between Jan. 17 and 20, to contact the Ottawa Humane Society at 613-725-3166 ext. 224.

Postmedia News

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Join us on Feb 25 for a fun night of bowling, silent auction, and food.

Dakota Bowl is the place to be 1085 St Mary’s Road starting at 7:30 pm.  Tickets are only $15.00 each-Support tickets (no bowling) only $10.00.

All proceeds to assist animals in need and no kill animal welfare.  Here are your contacts for tickets and donations:

Karen – huskyontherun2@gmail.com   and Joan – mary.poppins@mymts.com

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Hi Everyone,  Please share this with your animal loving contacts

In the wake of Buddy’s story, a rescue gone wrong, I would like to share the story of a cat named Christmas, a rescue done right. Gimli Humane Society is responsible for saving the life of a special little kitty they call Christmas. Christmas was in horrible shape, missing part of her rear right leg and part of her tail. After seeing a Veterinarian a decision was made to complete the amputation of the leg and the tail. I have included the videos of her rescue (part 1), and of her recovery (part 2). This rescue means a lot to myself and Lee-Anne as it was the Gimli Humane Society that came forward and offered to take Buddy for us when the W.H.S. stated that they were going to euthanize him. Sadly Buddy was not given this opportunity by the W.H.S. Lee-Anne and I have made a small donation to the Gimli Humane Society to help pay for the high cost of rescuing Christmas, and we will be donating a hamper of goodies for the other animals in their care. We felt it was the least we could do because they tried to help us save Buddy. Please have a look at the videos and visit the Gimli Humane Society website. This rescue is definitely worth sharing, it has a very happy ending. If you are in a position to donate a few dollars to help in the cost of Christmas’ rescue you can donate through their website. http://www.gimlihumanesociety.org/  I will keep you all informed on our progress with the W.H.S. regarding positive changes for 2012. Thank you Gimli Humane Society for caring so much, and giving Christmas a second chance.

Here are the links to the videos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hreAML-KELM&feature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxdlGNHEJFE&feature=youtu.be

Sincerely,

Sherri V.

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