Sandi - Special Needs Dog in need of a home

Can someone help this poor dog? Her elderly owners have passed away and the family has no room for her so they were going to put her to sleep today :( I convinced them to give us a week to find rescue/home for little Sandi. She is fine with other dogs and cats but no children since she is blind and could easily get stressed. This super sweet girl deserves a second chance. Contact is Carol or Lorraine, phone # 315-369-6723. scroll down for pictures, shes very cute!!!

fyi they will drive her up to 4 hours away.


here r pics just scroll down and thank you so much i hope we can find her a home soon....

Hi Kim,

 

Have them go here and fill out the form:

 http://fs8.formsite.com/blinddogrescue/OSForm/ 

 I'm one of the people it goes to so will look after it as soon as it comes in...(and I have the pics)

 As soon as I have the form, will also try to get a foster... 

Colleen

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Another dog shot in Pike County, Ky. - needs a great home!

Another dog shot in Pike County, Ky.

Please look at the face of this sweet girl who needs a great home:

http://beaves.shutterfly.com/pictures/8?eid=112

 

Someone in Pike County, Ky., shot her with a .22 rifle --- this happened after Aidan, a black Lab, was shot with an arrow and found in the same county.   Aidan received excellent care by The Shamrock Foundation’s veterinarian, Dr. Goranflo, and was adopted by a very loving family, who have continued to bring him back to good health.

 

Do you know someone willing to do the same for Peek-A-Boo?  If so, please ask her or him to fill out the adoption form found on:  www.shamrockpets.com

 

From: dogatherside [mailto:dogatherside@bellsouth.net]

Subject: Update!!! Shot w/ Gun in Pike Co./ Shamrock Arrow Fund Rescued

UPDATE ON PEEK A BOO !

She has the one injury in her wrist.  It has an entrance and exit wound , the bullet

left the body.  After additional x-rays, Dr. Goranflo found that the bullet around her elbow

was embedded in the Joint.  He performed Surgery Yesterday and removed the 22 bullet.

There was also a Bone Chip Floating, he got that out. She is recovering. 

She was loaded with Hookworm.  She is Heart worm Negative !!!! Yes!

She is not well enough to Spay yet.

Please keep "Peek A Boo" in your Thoughts and Prayers.....

Sincerely,

Rebecca Eaves

Shamrock Foundation

Arrow Fund Team

Remember - This Very Special Girl Is Looking For A Family To Call Her Own!

If interested please go to www.shamrockpets.com and fill out an Adoption Application

or donate to The Arrow Fund / Shamrock Foundation so we can Help The next one......... Thanks!

 

From: Beverly McChesney <petus12@windstream.net>
To: dogatherside <dogatherside@bellsouth.net>
Sent: Sun, March 14, 2010 1:29:48 PM
Subject: Re: [UR_KY] Fw: RESCUED! Shot w/ Gun /Shamrock Foundation Arrow Fund Helps Another!

Thanks Rebecca; how is she today?

----- Original Message -----

From: dogatherside

To: UR_KY

Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2010 12:45 AM

Subject: [UR_KY] Fw: RESCUED! Shot w/ Gun /Shamrock Foundation Arrow Fund Helps Another!

 

Hello All! The Shamrock Arrow Fund went yesterday March 12th to pick up this sweet baby from Pike County who had been Shot!

A Special Thanks to Bob Richardson who went with me and is assisting with the Arrow Fund Team.  Another Special Thanks to Dr. Goranflo,

he and his Staff are Fabulous!!!!

try the link below for pictures of Peek A Boo !

She kept hiding her face in my armpit ,then would look up at me to see if she was

okay.  So we played peek a boo on the way home!  Hence, Her Name!  She is at the vet.  She has

one entrance and one exit wound above her paw- very sore!  Around her elbow

the lead is still in her and her elbow area is very swollen compared to the other side.

She is BEYOND SWEET!!!   We Got Lots Of Kisses !

We Will Still Be Looking For A Perfect Home For Peek A Boo!  Please Consider This Heavenly Creature..........

Please visit www.shamrockpets.com to donate to the Shamrock Arrow Fund !  Be sure to mark Arrow Fund on your donation.

 For pictures click below!

 

Another Shout of Thanks to Candice for helping Transport, Donna in Pike County, and Bev McChesney with URKY!
 With Heartfelt Thanks,

  Rebecca Eaves

  Shamrock Foundation/ The Arrow Fund Team

 

Pet fair this Sun. (Feb 28th) 1-5 at The Paw Zone,1501 Mellwood Ave. 32 vendors and rescue groups!

FYI – A good cause and fun event this Sun. Please pass along to your animal loving friends!

Hope to see you at the pet fair this sunday (Feb 28th) from 1-5 at The Paw Zone. Located at 1501 Mellwood Ave. 32 vendors and rescue groups will be attending. Please pass on the info and invite everyone you know to help out our area rescues. Thank you!!

 

Animal Protection Association benefit 5-7 pm Feb. 10th

TRUNK SHOW!!

MARK YOUR CALENDAR TO HELP THE ANIMALS!!!!!


Please invite your friends and plan to attend a fun event on Feb 10th to benefit Animal Protection Association. 

WHERE:  Susan Hammon's home in the Highlands 2217 Lowell Ave, Louisville, 40205 

phone: 502-240-2096 


WHEN: 5-7 pm, Feb. 10, Wednesday 


WHAT: wine, hors d' oeuvres and objects of desire.......


for sale: original jewelry by Kathy Melvin, little girls' boutique clothing from Felice Pierce, original artwork from Leanne Gilbrannock 

All proceeds benefit APA... 


--
Kathy A. Melvin, APR
Business Integrated Communications
3003 Callaway Drive
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
(502) 609-9813
kathyamelvin@gmail.com
www.bic-pr.com

 

Give a cat a home for Christmas! Call the Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center at 280-9970

Give a cat a home for Christmas!

The Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center has long been a drop-off spot for unwanted cats. These stray animals struggle to survive there on the river in the cold without food. The Center’s Foundation has contracted with a veterinarian to spay and neuter as many cats and kittens as they can trap. Right now they estimate having seven to eight cats and kittens. They will then be released back into that environment unless we can find homes for them. If you are thinking about adding a cat to your family, please consider taking one of these animals and save it from a short life of extreme hardship. No cost involved - great family pet in return!

Please call 244-6614

(and leave a message for Kay) or call the Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center at 280-9970

 

(ask to speak to Bette)

if you or someone you know

can offer a spayed or neutered cat a GREAT home.

　

　

 

 

WUOL Holiday Choral Festival will feature the Louisville Youth Choir Sunday afternoon - 3:00PM

The WUOL Holiday Choral Festival will feature the Louisville Youth Choir Sunday afternoon - 3:00PM performance time at St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church. Tickets to this concert can be purchased through Louisville Public Media and all Ticketmaster outlets. Call 502.814.6500 or visit www.wuol.org for more information

 

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Mike Matthews Featured Photographer

This Friday Dec. 11, 5-8 pm

At Bliss Gallery & Gifts
(We will be open 10-8 that day as usual)
 
Mike Matthews is an accomplished nature photographer. He is a Louisville native and has been photographing for over 40 years.

His biggest desire is to bring people and nature together with ...inspirational photographs. He has have been shooting professionally for 5 years, and has had many of his images published in Birds and Bloom, Kentucky Afield, along with other nature related magazines.
 
Meet Mike and see his beautiful work. Special discounted rates will be offered on his work that evening just in time for your holiday shopping! Gift items are available as well.
 
Refreshments will be served. 
 
 
 
 Thanks for your business! Call if you have questions 502-802-4640 or 502-425-3376 or visit www.blisscreativegroup.com

 Julie Diehl, Owner
 Located at Westport Village - 1201 Herr Lane, Suite 150
(two doors down from Napa River Grill)

 

Julie Diehl will be exhibiting at Winterfair today from 9:00 to 5:00

My good friend Julie Diehl, from Bliss Gallery & Gifts, will be exhibiting original paintings, reproductions and photography at Winterfair today from 9:00 to 5:00. (Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church on Old Brownsboro Road-Winterfair see http://www.tjuc.org/events/winterfair.html?58546eb4bbe01bb56139a6238d4e73b6=916f7eefc3ade0bc46632fb7a5b7ab08 for details).

 

WinterFair!

December 5th, 9:00 to 5:00

Our 19th annual Winterfair! Showcases artists who create one-of-a-kind, hand crafted items and fine art gifts in a variety of media at affordable prices.

WinterFair! was created in 1991 as a response to artists’ need for a fine arts event emphasizing quality and originality during the December holiday season. Sponsored annually by TJUC, WinterFair! holds a unique place amid the flurry of holiday craft bazaars.

Visitors will enjoy discovering 70 plus artists’ and their wares, on-site parking, a welcoming atmosphere, and tasty food including vegetarians, as well as a nice place to sit, eat and relax. We hope you’ll plan on visiting us this year. WinterFair! is listed in the MetroFest Calendar.

WinterFair provides a superb chance to pitch in with almost the entire congregation to create a unique art experience in the midst of holiday craft bazaars. Opportunities abound for all ages and all amounts of help, from putting up one promotional poster, to sending press releases from your home in the dark of night, to making a pot of soup, and more.

In two short months, TJ will host our 19th WinterFair, and in the next weeks you'll hear much about this important event. WinterFair begins our winter holiday season, and does much more for our church community than exhaust our volunteers.

From Diana Fulner and Debbie Weeter, Co-Chairs of the WinterFair Team

Diana Fulner and Debbie Weeter

WinterFair Co-Chairs

 

Today, Wednesday, December 2 is Dinning Out for Life

Today, Wednesday, December 2 is Dinning Out for Life. (Breakfast, lunch or
dinner at most restaurants). Dining Out For Life is an annual fundraising event where local restaurants donate a portion of proceeds to area AIDS agencies. They have 55 restaurants that are donating 25% of what each of us spend at their restaurant. See http://www.diningoutforlife.com/louisville/participating for more details

 

LOUISVILLE YOUTH CHOIR 2009 HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

The Louisville Youth Choir can be heard at the following concerts and events throughout the 2009 holiday season:

*Festival of Trees and Lights will be on Saturday, November 21, 2009 with a 5:00PM performance time at Slugger Field. Tickets to the Festival of Trees and Lights can be purchased by calling 502.629.8052 or by visiting http://www.festivaloftreesandlights.org/home/index.htm

*The Louisville Orchestra Holiday Spectacular will be on Saturday, November 28, 2009 with a 7:00PM performance time at the W.L. Lyons Brown Theatre. Tickets to this concert may be purchased through the KY Center box office 502.584.7777 or by visiting https://www.louisvilleorchestra.org/?page_id=3781

*The Louisville Bach Society annual performance of Handel’s Messiah will be on Friday, December 11, 2009 with a 7:30PM performance time at Harvey Browne Presbyterian Church. Tickets to this concert may be purchased by calling 502.585.BACH or by visiting http://www.louisvillebachsociety.org/member.htm

*WUOL Holiday Choral Festival will feature the Cardinal Singers, Voces Novae and Louisville Youth Choir on December 13, 2009 with a 3:00PM performance time at St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church. Tickets to this concert can be purchased through Louisville Public Media and all Ticketmaster outlets. Call 502.814.6500 or visit www.wuol.org for more information.

*The annual LYC holiday concert, A Christmas Festival, featuring the Sacred Heart School for the Arts Debutante Harp Ensemble will be on Friday, December 18, 2009 with a 7:00PM performance time at Second Presbyterian Church. Tickets for this concert will go on sale on Monday, November 16, 2009 and can be purchased by calling 502.896.5859. More information can be found at www.louyouthchoir.org