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Feb. 21, 2006 - Pound Rescue Needs Help & Prayer!

Yesterday, I went to the local kill shelter to pull a Tortie cat and a Doxie mix for APAWS in Baton Rouge. We kept them over night at our house. I am meeting with another rescue volunteer this morning so she can bring them to the vet in Baton Rouge, where the volunteer from APAWS will meet her and pick them up. The Doxie mix seems to be in excellent health. However, the Tortie was sneezing when I picked her up. Last night she was also hacking. This morning she looks horrible. I had to clean her face as it was wet with mucos and saliva. She is not eating now. Her nose is congested. She cries and meows asking for help.

 

She is very affectionate and eats up my attentions, as you can see in this picture that was taken yesterday before she got worse.

 

 

APAWS is a non-profit animal rescue. They take in animals off of death row at the pound. They vet them, spay/neuter them, vaccinate them, and then find them wonderful furr-ever homes. I am afraid this Tortie will run up some expensive vet bills. Please, if you can spare even a few dollars, make a donation through PayPal and put a note that it is for the Roicy Tortie Rescue who is sick.

 

This is the Doxie mix that they rescued.

 

 

You can see the pictures that I posted of the dog and cat by clicking here.

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Homeschooling our three daughters and living in a rural area, has opened up the doors for teaching our kids about animal rescue and responsible pet care. All of our children have daily hands on experience in caring for the over 80 cats, 6 dogs, 2 gerbils, 2 rabbits, 1 guinea pig, and 1 goat who reside with us. Some are permanent residents, others are foster pets. All are loved very much. It has opened their eyes and hearts to the plight of unwanted pets, and the importance of spaying and neutering.

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