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Pam Darlene Ruo SUIDA

Pam Darlene Ruo, SUIDA, has not paid rent for 3 months & has not paid vet bills.

March 30th, 2011 Posted by fuzzy1 | News, Public Service | no comments

SIUDA Rescue, Pam Darlene Ruo

Darlene Pam Ruo, SIUDA Rescue, Kansas City, MO per the Bates County Serriff’s Department has 37 cats in one small room of a 10 x 50 mobile home.  This organization has no animals available for adoption.  No electricity, no running water, no gas or propane.  Per the IRS this is not a 501c3 tax exempt organization.  Rent has not been paid for Jan, Feb, March.  Eviction notice served. 

Other known residences: 
Deland, FL
Deltona, FL
Dover, FL
Gardiner, ME
Manville, RI
Reddick, FL
Dunnellon, FL
Chepachet, RI

March 7th, 2011 Posted by fuzzy1 | News, Opinions | no comments

IAM’s Feed a Pet in Need

With our “Feed Pets in Need” program, you can help bring much needed food to your favorite animal shelter simply by casting a vote. The participating shelter with the most votes at the end of the month will receive one month of free, dry pet food for dogs, cats or a combination of both. Each participating shelter is eligible to win once a year, but you may vote daily. So, please help bring quality nutrition to needy shelter pets. Every vote helps! Read the Terms & Conditions for this program.
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November 15th, 2009 Posted by fuzzy1 | News | no comments

Victory! NY Bans the Gassing of Stray Pets

Victory! NY Bans the Gassing of Stray Pets

An especially challenging political climate in the New York State Legislature has slowed the progress of a variety of pro-animal welfare bills this year. However, hard work by legislators, committee staff, the ASPCA and New York’s animal advocates brought the humane euthanasia bill (NY A. 999B) over the finish line!

Introduced in January, the bill sat dormant until the ASPCA, working closely with Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, Senator Suzi Oppenheimer and staff, helped revive it and secure passage in the Legislature in the fall. On October 9, it was signed into law by Governor Paterson.

The new law, which goes into effect in one year, will:

* Prohibit carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide poisoning (gassing) of stray and shelter animals (effective in 90 days).
* Require that the euthanasia of stray and shelter animals be performed by injection.
* Require that such euthanasia be performed by a certified euthanasia technician, licensed veterinarian, or licensed veterinary technician.
* Prohibit intracardiac euthanasia—a painful injection right into the heart—on unsedated shelter animals.
* Require that veterinarians who perform intracardiac euthanasia on unsedated animals not under the care of a shelter do so only if it is the most humane option and that they document the event and rationale.

“The ASPCA recognizes the necessity of humane euthanasia as a last-step option to spare animals further suffering,” says Debora Bresch, Esq., ASPCA Legislative Liaison to New York State. “We thank the bill’s sponsors, Assemblywoman Paulin and Senator Oppenheimer, for their tireless efforts to assure that animals receive humane treatment at the end of their lives, and look forward to the day when euthanasia of unwanted animals is an infrequent occurrence.”

November 6th, 2009 Posted by fuzzy1 | News | no comments

Watch This Video

http://glennbeck.blogs.foxnews.com/2009/07/22/this-cant-be-the-same-country-i-grew-up-in/

September 13th, 2009 Posted by fuzzy1 | News | no comments