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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Mid-January transport

Kristin and Delores, both enrolled members of the Red Lake Band and lifetime residents of the metro area, came through once again for Red Lake animals and made a transport on January 16, 2010.

KRISTIN & DELORES WITH RAVENThis mother/daughter team are a great example of how native people are to treat the animals. They never let us down, and are always willing to transport, donate food and other supplies. Kristin relates that she remembers as a young child coming to visit Red Lake and often leaving in tears because of her "heart for the animals" and that is a big heart, I might add.

SNOWBALLDelores and Kristin been a great support of clinics and rescues on the Red Lake Reservation and for animals everywhere.

SUKAOn one of her first visits to RLRR, she rescued Annie. A blog is coming up (tomorrow) about that adventure and Annie's new life. Thank you Delores and Kristin. Great respect goes to you guys!!

JAYCEE BEFOREJAYCEE NOWWhat a happy transformation for Jaycee who went on this transport to Patti at Second Hand Dogs. Suka, Snowball and Big Red went to All Dog. Poor little Raven also came in emaciated, but this dachsund is now in a RLRR foster home.

Karen Good and RLRR

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Happy happenstance!

We had a transport Saturday, May 2nd. I had tried to place 3 very nice and fully vetted cats at Tricounty including Phyllis, Snowball and Baily, however, did not get a voicemail from Adam authorizing it until the transport was gone.
SNOWBALLMuch to my surprise there was a message on my voicemail on Sunday morning. Jane, a supporter of RLRR from the metro, was in Bemidji attending the wedding of a vet tech who works at the Clearwater Vet Services, one of our favorite vet clinics. Well, the vet tech just happened to know our phone number and Jane called and offered to transport any animals that needed a ride!
BAILYI met Jane in Clearbrook and the 3 cats went to Tricounty. I think it was so cool how everything "just happened" to work out so well.
PHYLLISThank you, Jane.
Sincerely, Karen

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