We either find permanent homes for them, feed and care for them in their feral colonies, or move them to a permanent shelter. We are all volunteers and a have a very strong concern for animal welfare, emotions, and rights. I have been working in pet rescue since 1995, educating the public via websites on animal rights and humanity for animals since 1997. Wherever I travel I always bring a small amount of cat food with me, just in case I run into a hungry cat or dog and there is no store open. I believe that all the living have the right to eat and live in their natural habitat, and to be free from abuse and neglect.
Every animal has a beating heart, every animal has emotions, and every animal wants to survive.
Newsletter Reporter, Joan Elias Joan is a 5th grade teacher who has been doing pet rescue for many years. She gives alot of her personal time to helping kittens and cats. Treasurer, Carrie Woolley Carrie who is a young opera singer has strong concerns for animals rights and poaching. Animal Research, Cherie Schroff Cherie has studied wild animals in Kenya, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Botswana. She will be caring for orphaned baby baboons in South Africa the fall of 2001.