Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
URGENT APPEAL FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION
URGENT APPEAL FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION
SHIRO, one of our 85 dogs, is fighting for its life.
If you have a dog with
DEI 1.1 NEGATIVE BLOOD
8 years and below
At least 22 kg
Vaccinated
On heartworm prevention
No previous history of tick fever
Please contact Monica 90252778
Thank you.
UPDATE: 16 July. Shiro died this morning. RIP.
UPDATE: 16 July. Shiro died this morning. RIP.
Monday, July 12, 2010
FINAL LAP: 16 DOGS TO REHOME...
Well done, folks!
Many adoptions took place in June.
We have 16 more dogs to rehome.
Please help find good loving homes for them!
Thank you.
Many adoptions took place in June.
We have 16 more dogs to rehome.
Please help find good loving homes for them!
Thank you.
Those interested in adoption, please refer to the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) http://dogmilllrehomers.blogspot.com/2010/04/faq.html
and email us directly at dogmillrehomers@hotmail.com with your application or questions.
Thank you.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Phase II Leadership Team and Adoption Drive Update
PHASE II LEADERSHIP TEAM
We thank all who have been involved in Phase I of our work: Derrick, Leng, Cohen, Zainap, Spencer, Alycia (the 6 on the leadership team) Monica, Lorna, Lynda, Tyler, Natasha, Woon, Eunice (Key Assistants), the large number of volunteers, sponsors, supporters (photographers included!) and well wishers. Phase I involved taking care of the dogs in Kennel 9 (a lot of work- feeding, washing, medicating, transporting dogs to and from vets, etc), raising awareness of their plight and starting the process of finding homes for the 85.
With the move to Mutts and Mittens the need for labour intensive work and daily roster of volunteers decreased substantially. M and M staff helped us to clean and feed the dogs. The team concentrated on settling the dogs in, sending them to the vets for sterilisation, vaccination and treatment of chronic illnesses. More work was done on getting fosterers and adoptors. Some of the initial team members had to return to their normal routine or work (after working almost full time for the months when 'all hands on deck' was the order of the day). Some are focusing their attention on the care of specific dogs- fostering them because these are in great need of individual care. New team members were recruited for Phase II.
These are the leaders for Phase II:
Leng (Chair), Derrick, Cohen (until 16 Sept 2010), Alycia, Kitty, Christina, Lorna, Eunice
ADOPTION DRIVE UPDATE
Of the 32 dogs up for adoption, potential adoptors were found for 20 dogs. They have been shortlisted and will be contacted soon. 12 dogs still need loving homes
We thank all who have been involved in Phase I of our work: Derrick, Leng, Cohen, Zainap, Spencer, Alycia (the 6 on the leadership team) Monica, Lorna, Lynda, Tyler, Natasha, Woon, Eunice (Key Assistants), the large number of volunteers, sponsors, supporters (photographers included!) and well wishers. Phase I involved taking care of the dogs in Kennel 9 (a lot of work- feeding, washing, medicating, transporting dogs to and from vets, etc), raising awareness of their plight and starting the process of finding homes for the 85.
With the move to Mutts and Mittens the need for labour intensive work and daily roster of volunteers decreased substantially. M and M staff helped us to clean and feed the dogs. The team concentrated on settling the dogs in, sending them to the vets for sterilisation, vaccination and treatment of chronic illnesses. More work was done on getting fosterers and adoptors. Some of the initial team members had to return to their normal routine or work (after working almost full time for the months when 'all hands on deck' was the order of the day). Some are focusing their attention on the care of specific dogs- fostering them because these are in great need of individual care. New team members were recruited for Phase II.
These are the leaders for Phase II:
Leng (Chair), Derrick, Cohen (until 16 Sept 2010), Alycia, Kitty, Christina, Lorna, Eunice
ADOPTION DRIVE UPDATE
Of the 32 dogs up for adoption, potential adoptors were found for 20 dogs. They have been shortlisted and will be contacted soon. 12 dogs still need loving homes
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