Showing posts with label Polly McMaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polly McMaster. Show all posts

Friday, July 29, 2016

Polly is fighting cancer; Send her some love!

Polly McMaster has been a friend of Karen Good for nearly 30 years as they worked together to rescue companion animals in need on the Red Lake Reservation.


For the last few years she has been fighting valiantly against cancer. Even the doctors at the Mayo Clinic don't have further treatment to offer her now and her spirits are low.

Karen and I hope that some of the supporters of RLRR would be so kind as to send a card or note of encouragement to Polly. Here is her address: 

Polly McMaster
Box 670
Red Lake, Minnesota 56671




Polly was honored along with Karen at a fundraiser for MN SNAP, please watch the video: https://vimeo.com/pablojones/review/78325774/d0318b78d9


Thursday, July 14, 2011

Thanks & Prayers for Polly

Polly Mcmaster has been an active member of the Red Lake Rosie team for many years.

Polly and I met 23 years ago and shared a common concern for the companion animals of Red Lake. Polly has been a vital force of the rescue, pulling dogs, cats, pups and kittens from garbage dumps for years.

I am sad to say that Polly is now ill and could use our prayers and encouragement. She has been receiving care at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, and is currently receiving personal care with her sister in Minneapolis.

We would like to encourage our Red Lake Rosie supporters to send a card or note of encouragement to our dear sister in rescue at:

Polly McMaster
Box 670
Red Lake, Minnesota 56671


Thank you,
Karen


NOTE FROM DENISE:
Please take a moment to go to the upper right corner of the screen to "Search this blog" and enter: polly

I know you will be astounded, as I was, to see just how many times Polly has been involved rescues that mentioned her in the blog posts. Of course, she has helped many more than are recorded here, but it will give you a notion of her dedication. She is one of the quiet helpers of the animals.

Thank you, Polly!! I am wishing you all the comfort you gave the animals in their hour of need.

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