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http://spookie.chipin.com/spayneuter-fundraiser

WE CAN'T DO IT ALONE!
Please... ONE donation in all this time... we are just 3 people. 3 friends trying to spay and neuter a bunch of rescued cats and kittens, cats and kittens that both those friends mentioned below have in their homes now. Meds were paid for, vaccinations, food and care. The current bill is very high, and there's still a handful of cats to be S/N still. We don't want to wait too long; it's not fair to the cats, and it puts the cats at risk. The intact cats are male AND female.

PLEASE HELP. Every dollar helps. It adds up.
Thanks

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From: spookie (23686284)

To: (30069556)

Date: 11/5/2009 10:48:30 AM

Subject: Spay/Neuter Fundraiser for Rescued Cats and Kittens $1 Even!
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From: Mittens [the Cat] (aka spookie) (30069556)
Subject: Spay/Neuter Fundraiser for Rescued Cats and Kittens
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Simply put,
No One At The Helm and


Real Men Don't Hurt Animals (R.M.D.H.A.) have rescued a handful of cats and kittens, and the funds just aren't here for us to vet all of the kitties.

I'm hoping that before everyone's holiday shopping bills rack up, you can spare anything you can - one dollar, a few dollars - because anything helps if everyone chips in to help us.

Vet bills are already over $650.00 and there is still a handful of cats to be spayed and neutered at RMDHA's. Samantha's invoice is available for posting for anyone who wants proof of the enormous bill. She vetted quite a few and had to get medication for an outbreak of ringworm. That's only the tip of the iceberg.

All three of us have always helped out whoever we could over the years. We'd not ask if we didn't have to.

Adopt a Banana! (Putnam Valley, NY)

Ms. Banana is a happy & playful 7 month old kitten who loves to frolic with the family dog in her foster home. In spite of her beginnings in an outdoor colony of unowned cats and the disability she acquired because of it, she remains loving, very sweet and trusting. When she was recued, gangrene was traveling up her back leg from a nasty wound on her foot. Only quick action on the part of the rescuer saved her, as Banana's leg needed amputation or the infection would of killed her. Having only three leg's doesn't faze or slow her down in the least! Banana races up and down the hall at full speed along with the family's small dog. Very playful with other cats as well, and will curl up to sleep with any willing feline or canine buddy. Also enjoys all the human affection she can get, from both the adults and children in her foster home. Quiet with an extremely sweet disposition and so deserving of a forever, INDOOR ONLY, home. 

All of our cats and kittens are delivered spayed or neutered, with all age appropriate immunizations, free of parasites, tested for FIV and Leukemia and microchipped. The adoption fee is $95 
An adoption application can be found on our website: www.putnamfelines.org 

snoops wrote:

My husband wants a divorce, so I need to return back to Germany. I never thought it would come to this, since I always thought he loves our animals like I do, but apparently he doesn’t.
Anyways, besides being stuck with two dogs and 6 horses, I also have to place my 5 cats. I will have to live for a while with my parents in Germany to get back on my feet, since I haven’t worked in a few years. I will have no money to mention and practically will need to start all over. They are not allowing me to bring any of my cats.
I have 5 cats to place, they are all 6.5 years old, (littermates, the mother already found an awesome home, thank goodness), fixed, litter trained. They are NOT declawed. They all seem to be domestic shorthair.

Bubbles

is a gray female, on the small side. She likes to retrieve a toy mouse like a dog and loves to be picked up, squeezed and petted.

Binkie

is a black female, doesn’t like to be picked up too much and is a little reserved, but very cute. She just doesn’t ask for a lot of attention. So if you like a cat that doesn’t ask to be cuddled every 5 minutes, she would be the cat for you.

Cheetah

is a tabby male, very pretty and confident. Doesn’t care for being picked up much but comes around often to cuddle. He gets along great with

Machui,

another tabby male, who is the cuddlebug of the bunch. He could live in your arms if you’d let him. He’s also a confident cat.

Kenya,

the last of the brothers, also a tabby male, is a little less social with his brothers and he doesn’t stand up much for himself and sometimes gets picked on. But he gets along well with his sisters. So I think he’d make a good single cat or would go great with females or submissive males. He loves to cuddle too.

I had originally found their mother the day she gave birth. She was hiding behind the motor of a parked car in the middle of town, and was covered in motor oil. She was so skinny, I didn’t even expect her to have them so soon, but she gave birth an hour or two after I found her. I could not bring it over my heart to give them up, so they have been my babies ever since.
I am looking for loving, forever, indoor homes. If anyone here is remotely interested or knows of anyone that might be interested anywhere in Florida, please post and let me know? They really aren’t much of a bother at all. They are used to dogs and pretty much ignore them. They are social and sweet and haven’t needed a vet for anything but shots in all these years.
You can also reach me at

snoopsincharge@yahoo.com

We live a little north of the Tampa Bay area in Florida on the west coast, but would be willing to drive quite a bit to bring them to suitable homes. But please keep im ind that I will be doing a site check and will need references. These are my babies and I’ve been so heartbroken and depressed about this. This is the hardest thing I have ever had to do. Please, if you know any cat lovers in Florida, or people that do, pass it on if you can. I do not want them to go through the shelter/rescue sustem. Not only are they overworked as it is, but I also need to know where my babies will end up, for my own sake.
Thank you for reading.
Chris
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