Bad weather and slippery roads did not stop DeeDee from making the long trip to Red Lake Rosie's Rescue to deliver a large load of food and supplies, as well as transporting 22 puppies, dogs, cats and kittens to their new homes in the metro. Dee Dee arrived on January 22nd and left at noon on January 23rd.
THREE KITTENSLitter of 3 kittens went to Twin City Pet Rescue- we do have the mama at the shelter who will be spayed on Wednesday and returned to her home in Red Lake.
MIRANDAMiranda, a small dog from Ponemah was surrendered and went to Twin City Pet Rescue.
ALIAAlia is a beautiful tortie that was rescued from outdoors life and went to Twin City Rescue.
HOMERHomer, a very special polydactyl orange tabby has been at the shelter since May and also went to Twin City Rescue.
STARRStarr's family came in last week, and this little girl, recovering from mange went to Twin City Rescue foster home.
MILLIELittle Millie came in as a surrender last week. She reportedly was deformed and had digestive problems. We found a few days of water, worming, and good food made this angel adorable. Millie went to Act V.
MONA & MALONEMona and Malone, 2 little shep pups found in Red Lake went to Tricounty Humane Society.
REKAReka, a little female labbie was fostered by Jennifer Wolfe and is off to Animal Ark.
NINE PUPSA little litter of 9 mangy sheps came from Cass Lake and went to Animal Ark. They were at RLRR for several weeks getting good nutrition and treatment for mange and made great progress. Linda of Animal Ark will foster them and find them great homes as usual.
A big thank you to DeeDee for her continued support and dedication to Red Lake animals.
David and Linda visited the RLRR shelter arriving on Friday January 13 and spending THREE days helping take care of cats and dogs. The weather was cold on Friday but warmed up nicely through the weekend.
LINDAWe were busy stripping kennels and dog houses and replenishing with nice clean, dry straw for everyone.
Linda spent time with three semi-feral puppies, Starr, Silver and Saffire who had mange and were malnourished and she made good progress with them. They arrived on Wednesday with their mother, Nokomis (Grandmother) a pure white husky who has mange and sores all over her sides. This little family is tucked in and in the process of healing.
DAVIDDavid took no breaks and spent his time with cats when not busy in the shelter yard.
VICTORIt was espcially a good visit for Linda as she had hoped that Victor, a dog with bad legs, would get help. She had met Victor earlier this fall when weatherizing the kennels, and now she gets to be the one to transport Victor to a foster home with MN Paws under the direction of Dr. Melissa Doeskin. Victor will get the medical care he needs and hopes for a good home.
Three beautiful juvenile cats, Faith, Fern and Fiona went to Pet Haven foster care and Gwen a long haired tortie went to Feline Rescue.
JASMINEJasmine, a very beautiful boxer mix, who had lovely eyes and a personality to match went to All Dog foster care.
Last, but not least, Spike went on to the care of Pet Haven and will never have to suffer again.
Thank you to volunteers, tranporters, rescues that take Red Lake animals, and to all the contributors who send food, supplies, and funds to save these wonderful animals. Without all the help we get we could not do what we do.
Connie and Cindy recently revisited the Red Lake Rosie's shelter June 26 and 27. They brought a giant load of supplies and food for the dogs and cats. These donations came from Susan and Heidi, as well as those provided by Connie. They had their vehicle packed with gifts under the seats and even in the door pockets!
CONNIE & CINDYConnie and Cindy spent Saturday working hard in the cathouse, storage barn and also caring for the animals. Lots of work was done that helped us get caught up.
CINDY & HACKIECindy spent the rest of the afternoon/evening giving all her love and care to little Hackie who had just returned from the vet.
READY TO GOThe team was up at sunrise and out with the transport by 7:00 am. They managed to "squeeze in" an additional cat crate and a crate for Hackie as well.
RAMBODARCYRambo and Darcy to Tricounty.
RINGORINGO & STARRRingo, Starr and little Hackie to Act V.
EUDEEEudee, a little homeless cocker spaniel to Pet Haven.
BRISTOLBristol, a little pitbull who went to Twin City Rescue.
SNUGGLE BUGSnuggle Bug the cat who went to an adopted home.
Thank you to Connie and Cindy, as well as all the great people who donated supplies, and the rescues who are giving the animals a chance for adoption.