Denny the cat

Denny came to Red Lake Rosie's Rescue as a surrender at the October clinic.

DENNY AT RLRR

Denny was neutered and vaccinated and was making the cathouse his temporary home, but he had an eye problem from the first day he came. We tried various eye creams and oral antibiotics without any results.   

We were concerned that he might have to lose his eye and were so thankful when ACT V Rescue & Rehabilitation offered to take Denny. Dr. Vicki discovered that a tooth infection was causing the eye problem. Poor Denny possibly had an abscess and toothache all that time! 

Denny is a very happy cat these days. Tooth was removed and eye infection is gone. Now he is just looking for a home that's ready to play!  

A big thank you to Dr. Vicki and Act V for helping him.

Karen

Treacherous transport

December 15 was challenging and frightening- I had 17 little furballs from Red Lake Rosie's Rescue in the transport van enroute to Minneapolis and hit a major ice storm in Bemidji. I got stuck on an exit ramp and could not advance forward. Car pileups were all over the freeway, but I had to walk for help.

CLYDE AND BONNIE

BONNIE AND CLYDE

Thankfully, I got to the O'Sullivans who were parked waiting for me and we were able to get the van and load of animals to the Animal Care Clinic and Bemidji Animal hospital for boarding overnight.

DENNY

DUFFY

The O'Sullivans also had a load of 8 Leech Lake and Bemidji Pound animals who were supposed to ride out, but they were boarded for the night, too.

ILLIAD

IMAGINE

ISIS

We called everyone to cancel the transport and I spent the night at the O'Sullivans hoping for better weather the next day.  Althought a number of animals remained at the shelter I had fed, watered and cleaned all dog and cat areas before leaving.

ESTHER

ADRIAN

We are all safe- both people and animals! WHEW!

KITTIES

Thank you to all transporters and rescues for understanding.

NANCY, TERRI, JOHN

Peace- Karen