Dear Leslie, What does your car look like - I'll pass it along to my niece in Vancouver. as well as a description of the kitties.
Bonnie http://grants.library.wisc.edu/organizations/animals.html http://savingspaldingpets.blogspot.com/ http://www.bestfriends.org/nomorehomelesspets/pdf/walkforanimals.pdf ----- Original Message ----- From: Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 6:32 pm Subject: Off to the shelters (Bea and Satch) To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > I felt so positive this morning, but as the hours pass, it's hard > not to > feel frantic again. I hope that the piece aired on channel 2 > tonight will > help. I'm running out now to distribute some posters, then I've > got to get > home to study some before the test tomorrow. I'll check in again > with the > news desks. Do you know if one channel airs something does that > makes the > rest less likely to? > > My big hope is the Oregonian newspaper. I was told by the Humane > Societythat they couldn't send something out to the volunteer list > unless it was > OHS (Oregon Humane Society) related. I said "but I'm OHS related!" > The > woman is very nice, so I'm hoping that if there is a case for rule > bendingthat this is it. She certainly personally commiserated with > me. I'll try > again tomorrow, maybe as things get a bit more desparate, she'll be > morewilling to help, though I'd certainly rather things not get any > moredesparate. I just hope that they aren't locked in the car > somewhere remote. > > If work can continue to be flexible, I'm going to take a long lunch > tomorrowand hit the shelters to peer into the cages. > > Words can not express my gratitude to you all. As I'd written a > couple of > you, the shock and raw feelings of the actual theft have more than > beensalved by you - the feelings of distrust and anger at the world > in general > have been outyelled by all of your open generosity and continued > support.Things will not be all right again until they are back > home, but at least I > know that evil is not winning in the long run. > > Thank you, > Lesie >
