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Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Gem of the Day: "Believe, when you are
most unhappy,
that there is something
for you to do in
the world.
So long as you can
sweeten another's
pain,
life is not in vain."
~Helen Keller~
The Small Paws® Rescue Holiday Online Auction
has been pushed back to begin on November
19, 2010 and it will end on December 5, 2010.
Help! We need more
donated items ro
be able
to begin this Holiday
auction!
Click here to donate an item! It can be a
doggy item, an item for your Bichon or for
a Bichon's human, jewelry, just about anything
that is in new or gently used condition!
Contact Dr. Donna Brown, our Auction Webmistress at daisy1027@aol.com with any questions!.

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Click on the Bichon puppy to see page 2 of
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Newsletter, including
fostering and adoption
information.
Dear Small Pawsers,
Welcome to our newest members of our Small Paws® Rescue Online Newsletter, especially to those of
you who have seen
us on Fox and Friends in New York City, or on Animal Planet on "Dogs 101."
Welcome! We hope
you enjoy reading
about
the Bichons and the
people who love them!
If you missed our last newsletter, here it
is.
Ok, right down to business. We need your
help.
I hope that by now most of you know me well
enough to know that we don't ask for help
for these Bichons, if they don't need it.
I've tried to give
you all a little
break
from fundraising,
but now, oh man,
do we
ever need your help.
Dave Hagadorn tells
me that if we mail
all
of our vet bills
we will be in the
red by
about $7,000.00.
We really do need
your help
just to get back
up to zero, in the
black,
and a place where
we can operate.
See Vet Bills Paid by Small Paws® Rescue
in November of 2010 totalling $16, 997.38
for the first nine days of November, which
is an average of $1,888.57 per day.
And then late last night we got this "Stop,
Drop and Pray" request about one of
our fosters in South Carolina, Sophie Rose.
She is doing better this morning but was
still at the ER as of about 7 A.M. We do
not know what that charges will be yet.
<Subject: STOP DROP PRAY - SOPHIE ROSE
IS IN TROUBLE!
Date: 11/9/2010 10:00:54
P.M. Central Standard
Time
From: landsharkinnc@suddenlink.net

Deb Martindale - Burnsville NC just phoned,
on her way to E-clinic; Sophie Rose having
seizure, won't stop;
From her vet records she was on meds years
ago for 'a' seizure but no record of long
term involvement and then the records sort
of 'dropped off' and apparently the Pheno
had not been given in years when we (SPR)
got her.
She had Bladder surgery just about 2 weeks
ago w/ no problem with pre-surg blood work
up, and Deb's had her since Mid SEPTEMBER.>
And, these are just a few of the Bichons
we have taken in recently, where they are,
why we got them, and the estimate to get
their vetting which is coming to $4175.02 for just these few Bichons, and
yes, there are others.
These aren't Bichons with broken legs or
heart murmurs. They are just the normal medical
needs that we see coming in every day.
The problem is that when they are coming
in by the dozens, $500.00-$600 each is enough
to make a grown man sit up and scream like
a girl.
My job is to tell you what we have coming
in, and the costs involved, and that we need
help in order to be able to help them. So
here I am, " a tellin' ".
Here are just a few
of the newbies to
Small Paws® Rescue and their vet estimates totalling .
Subject: Fw: Sonny 11/05/10
Date: 11/6/2010 7:48:25 A.M. Central Standard
Time
From: pacess4@att.net
Here is a little guy we pulled from animal
control today.

Kathy Macpherson and her husband went into
Chicago to get him. They are a very high
kill facility and put dogs down every day.
Every white dog they get there is a "poodle"
The new manager is very rescue friendly,
so they are trying really hard to get more
rescued, so their euth rates go down. A volunteer
there told me unfortunately they euthanize
dogs every day. They are the facility that
gets in about 25,000-30,000 dogs per year.
We named him Sonny. He is estimated to be
about 6 months old. Still has baby teeth.
He will need neuter, quarantine and some
vaccinations. The quarantine is $8 per day.
Estimated cost $500.00
Will keep you updated,
Thanks,
Sara (IL and IN)
_____
From: pacess4@att.net
Subject: Lulu Small Paws
Hi Robin and Bonnie,
I got an email yesterday that there were
3 bichons at Animal Welfare in Chicago that
needed rescue. This center is only an intake
facility. If rescues or no kill shelters
do not take them, than they are euthanized.
These 3 were running out of time. There were,
4 bichons at this facility but a small breed
rescue came through and only took the 1 yr
old bichon male, which left the other 3.
I picked up 3-4 yr old Lulu today, 2 yr old
Joey and 6 yr old Coco.
I am e-mailing you pics of all of them.
Here is Lulu. She is 8.5 #'s and thin. The
facility did shave her because she was her
fur was in such bad condition. She was a
stray. She will need 16 days quarantine @
$8 per day, spay, and some vaccinations.
They did give her a distemper and bordetella.
Her estimated vetting/quarantine will be
$500-600.
I will forward you pics of the boys in different
emails.
Sara Pace, SPR teamleader IL and IN
______
From: auntcookierogers@hotmail.com
To: pup3@aol.com, bonnie@smallpawsrescue.org
Sent: 11/4/2010 1:45:02 P.M. Central Daylight
Time
Subj: Beamer estimate
for approval
Hi Robin,
I got the estimate for Beamer (one of our
shelter pulls). He is estimated to be 1 year
old, 18.6 #'s. He has an ear infection that
needs flushed. His 16 day quarantine, neuter,
and ear cleaning is estimated at $545.12.
Just waiting on your approval for this one.
Thanks! He should go quickly once we get
him taken care of, the groomer was able to
save most of his hair, and they did it for
us for free. He's a handsome boy!
Carrie Rogers
Pacific Northwest & N California Team
Leader
Small Paws Rescue, Inc.
______
From: auntcookierogers@hotmail.com
Sent: Thu, Nov 4, 2010 2:27 pm
Subject: RE: Estimate
for the two dogs in
Antioch
Okay, Mid Valley Vet estimate came in at
approx $729.90 (they put bonded pairs in
the same cage to save us money, aren't they
wonderful?)
That's for 16 days of boarding, neuter, cone
of shame, fecal and heartworm test, first
heartworm dose(free), Frontline (free), Microchip
(free), for both boys.
Do I have the okay on that one?
Carrie Rogers
________
Subject: Buttercup
(!L) 11/03/10
Date: 11/6/2010 7:57:35
A.M. Central Standard
Time
From: pacess4@att.net
Here are the pics of 5-6 yr old Buttercup.(
I emailed an update on her a few days ago
but didn't have pics) She was going to be
PTS at a high kill animal control. She was
a total different dog when Kathy and I got
her out of animal control. She was backed
into a corner of the cage, shaking and terrified.
Once we got her out, we got kisses, tail
wags and smiles.(See below) She had been
at animal control since mid Oct. (not a nice
place).She is recovering from her spay and
is currently in quarantine @ the Animal Hospital.
Estimate is $500-600.
Sara Pace, IL and
IN teamleader
This is how you can help us to help them.
I have to be out
of the office part of the
day, today but I
am happy to will issue matching
challenges if any
come in, as soon as possible.
Did I mention this?
HELP! All My Love,
Robin
Foster and Volunteer Application

Vet Bills Paid by Small Paws® Rescue
in November of 2010
totalling $16, 997.38
for the first nine
days of November, which
is an average of
$1,888.57 per day.
 We've paid vet bills for October in the amount
of $37, 415.66 averaging $1206.95 per day.

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~By Sharon Mathers.
Published 1988 in
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and Community Animal
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Humphrey Sisco
Dec 26, 1993~ Aug 30, 2006
When I first saw this beautiful picture of
Cheri Sisco's "Humphrey",
I thought it was
truly the epitome
of what we do, and
why
we do it. I wanted
to use this black
and
white picture of
Humphrey, taken only
days
before his death
due to congestive
heart
failure, to let those
who may be new to
Small
Paws, know what we
do and why we do
it. Without
Small Paws, Humphrey
would have never
known
love. He would have
died in a kill shelter,
sick and alone. Because
of Small Paws, and
Cheri Sisco, he lived,
he loved, and he
smiled.
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