Saved Again! By a Global Community Working TOGETHER!

Look at this face...could you abandon her in an empty apartment?

Sundays are usually slow and peaceful, we spend time with the dogs, play with the cats, and do the weeks laundry. Not so this past Sunday. One of my rescues was abandoned in an empty apartment BY HER FOSTER CARE PROVIDER. My husband and I made the mad dash to Toronto, and re-rescued Chloe.

Chloe is safe now, and a wonderful couple from Niagara Falls have stepped up and offered to foster her until Let’s Adopt can find her a wonderful forever home.

Chloe will have spay surgery before being moved to her foster home early next week. My daughter has agreed to pay the seventy five dollar fee to have the cat fixed and her shots brought up to date.

Two people have already stepped forward to make a difference for this cat. We begin to see a community of people working toward a common goal. We begin to see what Let’s Adopt truly is. A global community of people brought together online to co-ordinate with each other and save lives. As Viktor Larkhill would say, a tribe.

Chloe will never again worry whether she will have food, never again cower under a dumpster in a cold driving rain, never again give birth to a litter of kittens that die from starvation or exposure. Chloe is safe tonight because someone cared. She will be taken care of because someone answered my call for help. She will live a life of love because a community cared enough to work together and make things happen.

Now I need that community to step up again. About a week from now we will need assistance in getting Chloe from my home in Barrie, Ontario to the the home of her foster parents in Niagara Falls, Ontario. If you can help by taking her even part of the way we NEED to hear from you. Anyone who may be able to assist please contact:

viktor@myletsadopt.com

or

janettehamilton@bell.net

Please let us know how much of the trip you can do on what date, and what your start point and end point would be. This will help us plan the transport smoothly. Anyone interested in becoming a foster parent for Let’s Adopt Canada should let us know that too, we most definitely want to hear from you if you think you can help in any way, Chloe is not the only animal who needs help, so even if you can’t help out in this situation we still want to hear from you, there is probably another animal that could use your offer of help.

Can’t physically do anything to help? Our Simba fund could use a donation if you have the means. Even a few dollars helps. We have many animals who need our help. No matter how large or small your contribution, it matters, and it makes a difference.

Once Chloe settles in we will get new pictures and some video so you can see what a gem this cat truly is. Perhaps you may find she would fit into your home.

Until Tomorrow Remember

BE THE CHANGE

Janette

Chloe loves windowsills.

Homeless no more.