Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Missing
A fellow resident at 1**** Canal has a missing dog and desperately needs your help to locate her.
Rosie is a 5 year old tri-color Cavalier King Charles Spaniel weighing roughly 15 pounds. She is black and white, with tan markings on her face. She has been missing since March 12, 2011 and was last seen on the 2nd floor.
There is a generous reward offered for information leading to her return.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Mom died of cancer... they need a home!
Some of you know me, most of you don't. I am reaching out to find a good home for my mother's dachshunds, Ren and Seamus. They are a brother and sister team that mom got last May - they will be a year old in April. Seamus has long hair and hazel eyes and Ren (short for Serendipity) is a short hair with black eyes.
They are blonde and beautiful, sweet, loving pups. They are fixed and AKC Registered (just trying to lay my hands on Seamus' papers, but I have Ren's in hand. My mom (their mom) passed away a week ago yesterday after a short (thankfully) bout with cancer and I can not take these guys in – the landlord has a no dog policy. I would prefer not to split them up as they are brother and sister and best friends and mom would have wanted them to stay together. They are up to date with their innoculations, etc. These are show quality pups and deserve a loving family. I have attached some pics to give you an idea of how cute they are and about how big (or small) they are. They will be free, of course, to someone who wants to love and nurture them in mom's stead.
Thank you for your help in spreading the word. I also have two breeding budgies and their 2 babies as well as a beautiful black and white long
haired cat (Approximately 5 years old) who need homes as well.
Tracey E Collins
504.583.0172 (C & W)
504.218.8082 (H)
アニマルレフュージ関西 - Animal Refuge Kansai

After the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake hit Japan in January 1995, ARK was faced with its biggest challenge which became a turning point for the organization. Over that year ARK rescued more than 600 animals from the quake-hit area, far over the capacity that ARK could handle. However, thanks to the media, word got out around Japan about ARK’s activities and we were able to build more facilities and hire more staff members.
Since its establishment ARK has succeeded in expanding its activities and facilities, and in August 1998, became authorized by Osaka prefecture as a non-profit organization.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
World Vets - Japan Disaster Relief