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Wednesday, November 14, 2018
Please read this personal message from Robin
about our online auction and why we are starting
late and ending early.
The 2018 Small Paws Rescue
Holiday Online Auction
Is Coming!! Donated
Items Are Needed
Now In Order for
Donors
to Get Them Mailed
To The Winners In
Time!
First of all, please read the link above
about our Holiday Auction, and our Webmistress's
husband, Steve Ferraro having bladder cancer.
Jody said we have
75 items up but she
would
feel better if the
umber was double.
We are
scheduled to start
on this Sunday.
Please show your support for the Bichons
and for Steve and Jody Ferraro by clicking
on the "Donate Items" button to contribute items to our auction.
We have three matching challenges for what
I'm about to tell you if you don't out right
faint first. If I had time, that might be
my choice right now if I owned a fainting
couch. Get out the smelling salts from Gone
With The Wind.
After I show you
the needs, I'll show
you
the matching challenges.
Could I make up a face like that?? "Snowball"
is in South Texas and he is bleeding. His
surgery will be around $1000.00.
It seems that the sky falls in one fell swoop
sometimes. It's been a while since this much
is happening all at once.
All I can do is relay
it to you one step
at a time and breathe.
Ok. Here goes.
We took in an 8 year
old Bichon from a kill
shelter in South
Texas, at the end of last
week.
His owners brought
him to be euthanized,
saying he had a prolapsed
rectum. The shelter
couldn't bring themselves
to do this as he
didn't have anything
that they could see,
so they called us.
After he got to the vet
he began bleeding
from the rectum. But it's
not a prolapsed rectum.
It's a polyp.
The shelter took "Snowball" to
the The WellPet Center Veterinary Hospital
for us. They are located at:
5910 FM 1463
Katy, TX 77494
We have this letter
from Dr. Ping. I just
love him. He knows
what rescue means and
tries to help us
in every way possible.
This is the news.
On Nov 14, 2018,
at 11:23 AM, WellPet Center
<info@thewellpetcenter.com>
wrote:
To Small Paws Rescue
Group,
Snowball, a neutered
male Bichon Frise
with
a great disposition
presented to the
WellPet
Center for assessment.
Snowball has a small
polyp near his anus
which needs to be
removed
along with a dental
cleaning. This work
will
need to be done prior
to his being fostered
or adopted. The cost
of this procedure
could
cost upwards of $1000.
I've attached an
estimate for you
and a picture
of Snowball.
Sincerely,
Dr. Bryan Ping
The WellPet Center
Veterinary Hospital
5910 FM 1463
Katy, TX 77494
So we have Snowball
needing $1000.00.
But wait. There's
MORE.
In Plainfield IL,
we have another situation
going on.
"Boots"
is ten years old. He had
inverted infected
eye lid issues so we sent
him to the eye specialist,
yesterday. The
news is expensive.
His eyes are going to
be ok with drops,
but he has a fistula deep
in his mouth that
is causing infection to
drain up into his
eyes.
These are the three
pages of an estimate
coming to $1005.22
for a specialist to do
this oral surgery
on Boot's. This is painful
for Boots and we
have to fix it. We just
have too.
So we have Snowball
and Boots both needing
$1000.00 surgeries.
The good news is
this. We have three
matching
challenges that hopefully
will help all of
these little furballs
in need.
First, from Dawn
Bove at d.bove@fcpmllc.com,
we have this generous
challenge for $500.00.
Is there anyone who
has been blessed enough
to match Dawn? Thank
you Dawn, again.
"Hello Robin:
Well Karla is right.
White fluffs falling
everywhere. I will
make
a challenge in the
amount of $500.00
and
hope someone will
match me soon.
Thanksgiving is just
around the corner. So
this will be way
of giving thanks for all
the wonderful little
fluffs in my life. They
give so much love.
I will pray these little
kids will soon be
in loving forever homes.
As always sent with
love. Dawn"
And from Deborah
Berger and her celebrity
Bichon, Boris Berger
in Florida, at normetski@aol.com,
we have a matching
challenge for $100.00.
Is there anyone who
can match Deborah and
Boris? Thank you
Deborah and Boris.
"Robin, Please
issue a $100 challenge
from me and the Big
B. Deborah"
And from Judy DeAngelis
at jadeangelis@cox.net,
we have this challenge
for $100.00. Thank
you Judy.
"Poor Baby.
She deserves some love.
Please issue a matching
challenge of $100.00.
Thanks, Judy DeAngelis"
We have been taking
in Bichons left and right
in South Texas and
Chicago. Florida has been
busy as well. We
got an owner surrender in
today from CT that
we are seeing has some
sort of back issue
and he's a 9 month old!
The auction is on
my mind and on the minds
of Jody and Steve.
We try to bring in
$15,000 with each
of two
auctions, each year.
That's a large bit
of funding that we
can't
afford to lose.
See Vet Bills Paid by Small Paws Rescue for
the first 13 days of November, 2018 coming
to $9872.98 which is an average of $759.13
per day.
If I stop to think
about what the vet bills
for these Bichons
are running every day,
365 days a year,
I start to need warms ocean
waves and a cabana
boy to write the newsletters.
I know it's alot
to ask to try to
get items
listed in such a
short time but we
need you.
I know it's a lot
to ask for help with
vet
bills.
Since they haven't
learned to type yet,
not
a one of them, here
I be.
In your living rooms,
offices and staring
at you on your mobile
device.
I'm doing it because
they can't.
They need your help.
I'm here. I'm not
going anywhere until
we
have funds to care
for these Bichons.
Help
is needed. All My
Love, Robin
~~~~~~
From Sara Rhodes at pacess4@att.net
Hi Robin,
<I am sending
this info ASAP! This
little
girl was surrendered
in this condition.
All
I know is the owner
passed away and she
was
surrenders. She is
9 years old. Her
name
is currently Cheese
Puff but I feel if
we
take her, she deserves
a beautiful name.
CACC shelter is overcrowded.
Can we take
her? Please?
In all my years doing
rescue, this is one
of the worst matted
fluffs I have seen.
Sara>
We need to raise
funds for this girl. She
is nine and as you
can see has had nothing
done for her. Her
teeth are atrocious and
many will need to
come out. She has dry skin
from no air being
able to get to her skin.
She is very uncomfortable.
The estimate for
her vetting is going
to
be around $1200-1500.00
due to her neglected
condition.
And Sara has three
more new Bichons,
as well
in her Team.
But that's not all.
We have this from
Karla Karter, our
South
Texas Team Leader.
From Karla Karter
at kcarter759@sbcglobal.net
White fluffies are
falling from the
sky in
South Texas!! If
you are able to help
foster
or transport, PLEASE
contact me!! We really
need FOSTER homes.
Without fosters,
we can't
save the lives of
countless Bichons
in South
Texas!!
How to Become a Much Needed Small Paws Rescue
Foster Parent!
We have saved 20
dogs in the last
few of
weeks. Here are the
latest ones from
the
last couple of weeks!
Chelsea is a 7 yr
old, 14 lb female
in Houston.
She will be ready
for a foster home
next
week, She was spayed
and they found a
mammary
tumor. The pathology
reports showed it
was
benign! Thank you
Dear Lord!!
Clarisse is a 2 yr
old, 16 lb female
in Austin.
She needs out of
boarding!! If you
can foster
Clarisse, please
let us know!! She
deserves
to run and frolic
as she prepares for
her
forever home! She
is house trained
and a
very sweet girl.
Cozy is a 2 yr old
male in Houston.
He is
recovering from upper
respiratory and cough,
the Vet says he is
clear to go to foster.
(another need!!)
Tosca is a 1 yr old
11 lb female in Austin.
Super friendly and
gets along with pups
and
all people. This
little girl needs
a foster
home as well.
Snowball was owner
surrendered to the
shelter
to be euthanized.
The staff there couldn't
bare to follow through
with this request.
They called SPR to
help save Snowball.
He
is an 8 yr old male,
approximately 16
lbs.
The staff at the
shelter even transported
him to our Vet!!
Now that's dedication!!
Snowball was bleeding
from his rectum,
the
Vet found a medium
sized polyp/mass
on his
colon. This could
be a surgery that
could
cost about $2,000
at the Specialty
Hospital.
Dr, Ping, our wonderful
Vet, is going to
perform the procedure
and send the mass
off
to the lab to be
analyzed for $800.00.
Please
pray for BENIGN report
and complete healing
of this sweet boy!
Many people have
seen
value in this little
guy and we pray for
a great outcome and
a LOVING forever
home!!
Andre is our 5 yr
old, 5.8 lb little
male,
He was picked up
Saturday. He has
pretty
bad dental disease
and needs to be neutered.
One of the happiest
little guys I've
seen
in a while! He slept
in the car and must
have known he was
safe with SPR.
AND, we are scheduled
to pick up another
2 yr old female in
the morning!!
As you can see, we
have been busy in
South
Texas! Freezing temperatures
are heading
our direction this
week. We pray for
the
pups outside in the
freezing rain, and
pray
a good Samaritan
will pick them up
and give
them shelter!
God bless all of
you!!
Karla Carter
South Texas Team
Leader
See Vet Bills Paid by Small Paws Rescue for
the first 13 days of November, 2018 coming
to $9872.98 which is an average of $759.13
per day.
We need to raise
around $12,000.00
for Sophia
Rose and the 20 other
Bichons that have
been
rescued recently
in South Texas. We
are currently
in the red and need
help. You know that
I
don't ask for help
unless we need it.
I hope someone is
able to help these poor
dogs.
I am here and will issue all matching challenges.
All My Love, Robin
To make a one time donation, or a monthly
donation to Small
Paws Rescue, you
may use
your major credit
card securely, at
this
site. Enjoy our new,
user friendly, secure
site to make your
credit card donations.
See Vet Bills Paid by Small Paws Rescue for
the first six days of November, 2018 coming
to $7539.25 which is an average of $1,256.54
per day.
If you've made a past donation by credit
card, you may e-mail
Louie Bertolino at
louieb@smallpawsrescue.org to let him know the amount of your donation
for the Bichons.
You may also call
Louie on his cell
phone
at 1-337-3Bichon
(1-337-324-2466)
Louie is on Eastern
Standard Time!
(Please leave a message
and Louie will return
your call if he is
not available!)
You may also send
a check or money
order
to:
Small Paws Rescue
Inc.
3316 S. 72nd. W.
Ave.
Tulsa, Ok. 74107
Click on the Bichon puppy to see page 2 of
the Small Paws Rescue
Newsletter, including
fostering and adoption
information.
Dear Small Pawsers,
Welcome to the Small Paws Rescue Online Newsletter, especially to those of
you who may have
seen us over the
years on
our guest appearances
on Fox and Friends in New York City, or on Animal Planet on "Dogs 101.", or you may have read about us in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Find Your Happiness,
101 Stories about
Finding Your Purpose,
Passion
and Joy . You also may have seen us on "Inside Edition" with Deborah Norville! (To see backstage photos of one of our trips
to NYC and Fox &
Friends, click here.)
Also, Small Paws Was Featured on a "The Chicken Soup for the Soul Podcast". It's was an interview of how Small Paws
Rescue was born,
almost 20 years ago!
2018
is our 20th Anniversary
Year!
If you missed our previous newsletter, this is the link!
If you would like to share this newsletter,
this is the link.
Please read this personal message from Robin
about our online auction and why we are starting
late and ending early.
The 2018 Small Paws Rescue
Holiday Online Auction
Is Coming!! Donated
Items Are Needed
Now In Order for
Donors
to Get Them Mailed
To The Winners In
Time!
Our Holiday Auction
Begins Sunday, November
18, 2018 at 08:00
A.M. EST and ending:
Sunday,
Dec 2, 2016 08:00
PM EST
Show your support by clicking on the "Donate Items" button to contribute items to our auction.
If you need any assistance
with the auction,
contact Jody Ferraro
at jlaferr@aol.com.
She is happy to help
you!
How to Become a Much Needed Small Paws Rescue
Foster Parent!
Support SPR by shopping at Amazon with this
link! If you are
going to shop AMAZON
anyway,
help the Bichons
while you do it!
Dear Robin,
Dear Charity Administrator,
This email is to notify you that Small Paws
Rescue Inc. has been issued a $949.31 donation
from the AmazonSmile Foundation as a result
of AmazonSmile program activity between April
1 and June 30, 2018. The donation was deposited
to your organization's bank account on or
before August 15, 2018. It may take several
days for the donation to appear in the account.
Your current charity Small Paws Rescue Inc.
has received $10,934.47 as of August 2018
since Amazon Smiles began!
Companies Who Match Employees Donations
If you are going
to shop at great
stores
anyway, why not help
SPR at the same time
and use Igive.com?
Join now for free
and select Small
Paws
Rescue Inc. as your
cause!
This is the link to sign up for Small Paws
Rescue!
The iGive Support
Team
P.S. If you want
to track how your
cause
is doing, please
visit http://www.iGive.com//html/causestats.cfm.
We have links up
there to our SPR Cafe Press Store for SPR Logo Items.
Try GoodSearch.com
as your search engine
and as your online
shopping portal!
Small Paws is signed
up and each time
you
use it, either to
search or to go to
an online
seller, funds are
sent to Small Paws
for
the Bichons! You
can buy those shoes
at Zappos
and those books at
Amazon *AND* donate
to
Small Paws Rescue!
Try it out! So far,
Small
Pawsers have done
over 100,000 searches
and
have shopped to raise
$$2,641.38 for Small
Paws Rescue!
How to Become a Much Needed Small Paws Rescue
Foster Parent!
See how we REALLY feel about our volunteers!
(Always remember. God loves you more than
anyone else ever
has,
and more than anyone
else ever will!)
Prayer Requests and
Reports
Kathryn Smith, one of our Team Leaders, is
BACK IN THE HOSPITAL in North Carolina with
Afib even after an ablation. She is scheduled
for another ablation tomorrow. She covets
our prayers. Robin
Florida Charity Registration # CH37698
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.
(All recipients of
the Small Paws Rescue
newsletter receive
it voluntarily. Small
Paws never gleans
e-mail addresses
from other
e-mail lists. Small
Paws never solicits
e-mail
addresses or shares
them with other "lists"
or organizations.)
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