I know nothing about this but if you can help some of these cats.... a message dated 12/2/2013 10:43:46 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time, amirshak@gmail writes: Forwarded Message ----- From: Amy Justice To: animaladvocatesofnorthtexas@ymail Sent: Monday, December 2, 2013 5:29 AM Subject: Seized Cats at Weatherford Shelter I know nothing about this as as it was posted on E-rescue yahoo. I fyou caan help, call the shelter. Dear Animal Advocates of North Texas, I am in a desperate situation and am looking for assistance from every resource possible and was hoping that your organization might be a possible help for cats taken from my home. I have been doing rescue and foster work for the last couple of years and this year became overrun with kittens and was well over my legal limit for my municipality and have had all animals (even my personal pets) seized from my home. I have been told by Animal Control police that if I surrender the foster cats to the Weatherford Shelter, then registered 501c3 organizations can pull them from the shelter. These cats are all social, and some have been completely vetted (tested, spay/neuter, full vaccinations, very healthy), but I have had a hard time with adoptions this summer - my last adoption was in March of this year. Is there any way that your group could pull even 2-3 cats from this shelter and place them with your foster homes? I am trying to line up as many groups as possible to contact the shelter to let them know that you will take a specific number of cats once they are signed over to the shelter. The investigating Animal Control Officer is Joe Davis and he will be expecting to hear from groups this week - this needs to happen quickly, as the court date is Thursday and my options will then diminish, and I wont have input on what happens to the cats after that. The shelter is closed on Mondays, but groups can call and leave their information on the general information voicemail and Officer Davis will get the messages. The shelter phone number is (817) 598-4111; if someone does answer, which they might because they are working this case, you can ask for Joe Davis, Dustin Deel or Steve Bates. You can also email Officer Davis at [email protected]. This is a desperate situation, as none of these cats needs to be put down, but the total number is far more than the shelter has room, budget, or staff for and they are, of course, a kill shelter. If you are interested in particular types of cats, I can send you a list of those that need claiming, with physical descriptions of the cats, their medical status, personality traits, and gender/age - let me know if you would like this list. Thank you for any assistance you can offer. Feel free to pass this plea along to any other groups you know, even if you think they can only take one cat. Also feel free to pass along my contact information, which is below. Thank you, Amy Justice (682) 564-4386 amyjustice@live
Posted on: Tue, 03 Dec 2013 13:55:53 +0000
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