Thursday, October 12, 2006
Hitting the Road..
I'll be leaving for Chicago and Wisconsin today, in about 4 hours. It's been a mad rush the last few days, trying to get this transport ready.
When I get back, I'll be giving an update on the art auction, art received, pics & a yahoo group so that I can keep track of things in one place.
Thank you very, very, much, to all that have donated!!
Not huge numbers, but all SOOO, SOOOO beautiful:)
For those still planning to donate the due date is October 25th, if you need a few more days, please no later than November 1st.
These transports are becoming an every two week trip. The number of animals just keeps getting more and more and at this rate, I'm not sure how long I can keep up the pace. The drive is 8 and 10 hours long and the vet bills are way up there these days. I did a count of how many animals we have fostered and transported this year so far and is 281 with a few more transport to go before the end of the year.
All animals must have health certificates, shots, heart worm tests (if 6 months or older) and fecal exams. For those in the Chicago area, this transport if going to the Anti Cruelty Society.
We have lots of puppies and many housebroken adults, so if your looking for a furry friend, please adopt a rescued dog.
Till next week..
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posted @ 2:25 AM by Bernie Berlin::
I'll be leaving for Chicago and Wisconsin today, in about 4 hours. It's been a mad rush the last few days, trying to get this transport ready.
When I get back, I'll be giving an update on the art auction, art received, pics & a yahoo group so that I can keep track of things in one place.
Thank you very, very, much, to all that have donated!!
Not huge numbers, but all SOOO, SOOOO beautiful:)
For those still planning to donate the due date is October 25th, if you need a few more days, please no later than November 1st.
These transports are becoming an every two week trip. The number of animals just keeps getting more and more and at this rate, I'm not sure how long I can keep up the pace. The drive is 8 and 10 hours long and the vet bills are way up there these days. I did a count of how many animals we have fostered and transported this year so far and is 281 with a few more transport to go before the end of the year.
All animals must have health certificates, shots, heart worm tests (if 6 months or older) and fecal exams. For those in the Chicago area, this transport if going to the Anti Cruelty Society.
We have lots of puppies and many housebroken adults, so if your looking for a furry friend, please adopt a rescued dog.
Till next week..
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posted @ 2:25 AM by Bernie Berlin::
