Prison Cat Rescue
Momma &
Six Kittens Need Foster Home
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A Pregnant Cat Has Been Rescued From
An Orange County Correctional
Facility and Is Living Behind Bars Once Again At A Local Veterinary
Hospital Waiting For A Foster Family. |
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A pregnant cat has been rescued from an Orange County correctional
facility and is living behind bars once again at a local veterinary
hospital.
The momma cat has since given birth to six kittens beautiful
kittens. Community Animal Network’s founder, DiAnna Pfaff-Martin,
says “These babies can’t be raised in a cage; we need the public’s
help.”
A foster family for the momma cat and her kitten family as well as a
family to house three four month old orphan kittens that still
remain on prison grounds is needed. Food and the veterinary medical
care will be provided by the Community Animal Network. Please call
949-759-3646 to help.
The issue of cats breeding on our local prison grounds is often
ignored until the population begins to rise. We have learned of
several correctional facilities whose cat population had reached
over 200 and the leaders ordered the animals starved to death.
The facility we are working with is eager to work with Community
Animal Network in order to get the animals get off the grounds
before the population continues to rise.
The three kittens remaining were born to a cat that an inmate raised
from a kitten at the institution. All are being cared for by the
inmates until help can be obtained and the pregnant cat was moved to
the safety of a boarding kennel before the kittens were born.
 If
you are able to make a donation to help with our “prison cat rescue”
mail your check to Community Animal Network, P.O. Box 8662 Newport
Beach, CA, 92658 and memo your check, non-profit tax ID 33-0971560.
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W H E N
W A S
T H E
L A S T
T I M E
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H E A V Y
P E T T I N G
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S A T U R D A Y
N I G H T?
Original Publication 1996, Written
By DiAnna Pfaff-Martin
© All Rights Reserved
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I f
the two of you sit at home
on a Saturday night charmed
with each other, but not the
crowds or the cost of going
out these days, consider
sharing your home and love
with a rescue cat or dog.
Layoffs
have stifled the American
Dream for many pet lovers.
People are losing their
homes while an
ever-increasing number of
family pets are entering the
local shelter system and
starting a life of
uncertainty.
Community Animal Network's
rescue phone lines are
flooded with calls from
those who are seeking help
because they know that
sickness and death lurk
behinds the municipal county
shelters' walls.
However, the same
problem faces all local
animal organizations: the
availability of funds and
volunteers to foster or
house animals in their homes
is not in proportion to the
number of animals needing
help.
You can
help by opening your home to
adoption or volunteering
your time to become a
pet-foster to an animal in
need. Rescue animals that
live in homes rather than in
kennel cages while waiting
for new homes have a better
chance of being adopted
because their caregiver can
tell the prospective
adopters about the animal’s
personality and house
manners and there is less
risk of sickness and
disease.
If you are unable to
adopt or volunteer, please
consider giving your support
to local animals through
monetary donations.
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Local
animal rescue organizations
are not well-funded or
well-stocked with
volunteers which can lead
to cries for help going
unanswered and phone
management becoming
neglected.
Reflections of today’s
economics affect local
animals when people are
forced out of their homes
and into "no-pet" housing,
or when the owners in with
family members who are
often allergic to pets.
Many frustrated
callers claim to be huge
animal lovers that donate
regularly but can’t find
help for their pets. That
is because most donate
after watching a sad
animal rescue story on
television or after
receiving the latest
subscription newsletter
from a national charity.
Please know that those
funds are not available to
local animal
organizations that work in
your area.
Without
donating locally, these
animal groups cannot offer
to help animals in our
neighborhoods.
Meet Community Animal
Network rescue cats,
kittens, and dogs by
appointment at Fashion
Island pet adoptions
between the hours of
12:00pm and 4:00 pm,
sponsored by Russo's Pet
Experience.
If you
can help by providing
donations for local
animals please mail your
checks to
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Community Animal Network
P.O. Box 8662
Newport Beach, CA, 92658
memo your check
non-profit tax ID
33-0971560
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See
Dogs
See
Cats
Scroll Down to See Highlights Of
Dogs and Cats
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See Other
Felines Needing New Homes
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WILLOW
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His
Favorite Game Is To "Steal"
Straws From Iced Tea and Hide
Them! |
BLACK AND WHITE
1 1/2
years old Neutered Male
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Willow Loves all toys and especially the
scratching post.
Willow always wants to be near you and will sit on
your lap. He likes to sleep with you and will follow you everywhere,
he will even follow you into the shower! However, he will hide when
strangers visit.
He loves to have his tummy rubbed and lay on his
back and likes to be carried like a baby over your shoulder.
The Family was forced to give up the cat due to
their adult daughter being hospitalized and unable to take care of
herself any longer. Mother asthmatic.
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Meet Willow on
Saturdays at our weekend Fashion Island pet adoption events or call
for an in-home visit. 949-759-3646
contact@animalnetwork.org
949-759-3646
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See Other
Felines Needing New Homes
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SICKNESS Or DEATH
It’s A Simple Dollars And Cents Decision!
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DiAnna
Pfaff-Martin, The Animal Network of O.C
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We know everyone would like help save -a-life and that is
why people consider adopting from the local shelter, or an animal rescue
group.
But before you do, you may want to know a few things;
First, you may be surprised to know that animal rescue groups are
not all the same! "Pro-Humane"
animal rescue groups operate under the same guidelines as
"Pro-Humane" animal shelters; meaning no all rescued will be
provided for until adoption. Especially those needing veterinary
expensive medical treatments.
Pro-Life /
Pro-Quality-Life animal rescue groups cover the cost of veterinary
care, surgeries and continual care for animals within the group. We
hope that you choose to support the animals within our Network of
local people rescuing and caring for animal in their home.
People haven't considered that adopting from a local
shelter could cost you
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transporting your new animal to and from the vet to
treat the common upper respiratory and kennel cough.
And don't believe that you could endure the
suffering and heart ache if you were to return the animal to most
likely be euthanized.
If saving your bank account is important then you
should know the facts. Shelter animals often get sick 7 - 1 days
after you have adopted them and need treatment. If you don't have
the funds available your animal could suffer and if you have other
animals in your home the highly contagious upper respiratory
condition could be passed on.
The "real" cost of you new shelter pet will skyrocket
due to expensive treatments.
Choose
Your New Pet Wisely! |
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CAT
AND DOG
ENZYME URINE CLEANER
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• Wipe Urine Molecules From
Your Walls
• Clean Litter Box Areas
• Clean Urine From
Fabric & Mattresses
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"The Animal Report"
Article Archives
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Prison
Cats -
An Orange County Prison Psychologist Asks The Animal Report For
Help To Publish A Need To Help A Pregnant Momma Cat Get Off Prison
Grounds.
Prison Cat Update
March 4, 2010:
Foster Home For Momma Cat
Successful. Momma Cat Currently Up For Adoption See Cat Adoption Page-
Cats
Still Needing
Rescue: -Three Black and White
Tuxedo Sisters Being Lovingly Cared For By Inmates. Prison Officials Being
Pressured By Supervisors To Release Kittens To The yard Where Predators
Lurch. Foster Home Still Needed. Call 949- 759-3646 or
contact@animalnetwork.org
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 Starving Dogs
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Found At The Old
Cesar Milan's Facility Now South Central Stray Rescue Foundation, Inc.
Starving Dog Update:
March 4, 2010: The Rescue Had
Plenty Of Dog Food Stacked High But The Animals Were Not Fed Or Cleaned Up
After. The Rescue "South Central Stray Rescue Foundation, Inc" Is
Considered A Hoarding Facility By Fellow Rescuers.
Still Needing
Rescue: Many Of The Dogs
Still Need Help - Some So Frightened After Rescue. Many Need Quiet Home To
Be Loved and Socialized. Call 949- 759-3646 or
contact@animalnetwork.org
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ANTI-ICKY-
POO
$35.00 Gallon
$ 20.00 Spray Bottle Quart
We Have Both Sizes!
contact@animalnetwork.org
CAT AND DOG
ENZYME URINE CLEANER
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Pet Classified Section
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Iguana Lizard
3.5 Feet Long
Terrarium & everything included! |
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Name: Skittles
Age: 1 1/2 Years Old
Eats: special type of
lettuce, banana slice's, and
really small apple pieces
Clean cage 1-2 times a
month
$100.00 Donation To
C.A.N.
email-
contact@animalnetwork.org |
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I
May Have Eaten Your
"Last" Cat!
Normally, I Eat Other
Things, But My Home Has Been Destroyed
and I Must Do What I Must To Survive.
To Protect An Attack On
Your Next Cat Keep Your Cat Indoors.
I AM HUNGRY
AND
WATCHING
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Get First Priority To
Adopt Register For Our Pet-Match Service!
Pre-Adoption:
Adopt and Pick up After Being Spayed or Neutered
Sign up for Out "Pet-Match Service"
and Get the Rescue Pet You Really Want
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VETERINARIAN FOCUS
The Cat Care Clinic of Orange
Elaine Wexler-Mitchell DVM
Feline specialist
2638 N. Tustin Avenue
Tustin , 92865
714.282.2287
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Since 2001,
"The Cat Care Clinic Of Orange"
has supported
"Community Animal Network" with fair
prices, and as well as courteous staff support for our billing and records.
Since C.A.N animals have been treated under the
care of Dr. Elaine Wexler-Mitchell our veterinary expenses have
dropped over $100,000.00 a year due to her exceptional diagnostic
ability and care for the many C.A.N. rescue cats that have walked through
her doors.
We Thank
You, Dr.
Elaine Wexler-Mitchell!
Since this experience I can only
recommend to all cat lovers that they visit and feline expert and experience
the difference in veterinary
care.
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RESCUE CALL LOG
Animals In Need
Animals Lost and Abandoned Face
Starvation and Death
If you can't
volunteer please donate!
Memo your check non-profit
tax ID 33-0971560 and mail to Community
Animal Network, P.O. Box 8662 Newport Beach, CA,
92658
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"Shop Green" And Save Ourselves & The Animals!
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RENT A "GREEN" BOX WHEN MOVING
- DELIVERY AND PICK UP!
Moving? It makes sense to consider
www.rentagreenbox.com
save money, time save the environment! You
now can rent eco-friendly boxes!
The green boxes are made from plastic trash from
landfills. they are lightweight and called
Recopacks. Rent-a-Green Box will deliver
Recopacks in vegetable-oil-powered trucks!
Call "Rent-a-Green-Box When you are finished and
they'll pick them up!
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Fashion Hounds Go Green
With Quality "Faux" Fur
Looks
Shop Donna Salyer's
www.FabulousFurs.com
800-848-4650 |
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Please respond by
volunteering for the particular
Call ID number
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RESCUE CALL LOG
Animals In Need
Animals Lost and Abandoned Face
Starvation and Death
The following
calls for help were selected to publicize
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If you can't
volunteer please donate!
Memo your check non-profit
tax ID 33-0971560 and mail to Community
Animal Network, P.O. Box 8662 Newport Beach, CA,
92658
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH
PROGRAMS
"Free" Spay For Momma Cat
"Spay A Stray"
"Feed the Kittens"
Our New "Pets For
Seniors" Program Coming Soon
With Enough Funding
Donate To Help
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Community Animal Network
P.O. Box 8662
Newport Beach, CA 92658
CALL 949.759.3646 |
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Death of
a family member, seniors entering care
facilities, divorce, housing restrictions
and now home foreclosures added to the
list of risks that may cause the death of
the family pet. The consequences of giving
up a pet can
mean death to some very
loving and well-mannered pets.
Become
A Foster Parent!
PLEASE
OPEN YOUR HOME TO AN ADULT ANIMAL IN NEED
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FAT
CATS... AN AMERICAN EPIDEMIC
Article Soon To Follow
 
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Community Animal Network needs
foster homes to care for animals until they can
find permanent homes or you could donate to
help; memo your check non-profit tax ID
33-0971560 and mail to Community Animal
Network, P.O. Box 8662 Newport Beach, CA, 92658
EMAIL:
contact@animalnetwork.org
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California's
Proposed
California Spay / Neuter
Law
Click to Read
www.ab1634.org
Let's Talk About It...
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Help Feed the
Kittens!
Help Feed The Kittens!
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Community Animal Network
P.O. Box 8662
Newport Beach, CA 92658
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Memo your check
“Feed The
Kittens”
Tax ID 33-0971560
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
FAST FACTS
CT: A Female Basset Hound
"Three" Month Old Puppy Was
Quoted $249.00 For A Spay By Numerous Vet Hospitals in
Orange County.
Males Can Impregnate At only 4 Months Of Age And
Young Females Can Become Pregnant Before Six
Months!
FThe Average Cost To
Spay A Cat in Central and North Orange County These Days
Is $195.00.
FThe Average Cost To
Spay A Cat in Coastal & South Orange County These Days
Is $150.00.
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IN THE NEWS
Los Angeles Times
January 31, 2008
HOME
FORECLOSURES LEAVE PETS HOMELESS
"We can keep them there as long as the house is
in limbo," said Kathryn Ecdao, who couldn't take the dogs with
her to her new residence and can't afford to board Roxy and
Bear. "But that's not fair to the dogs. They're not getting
the attention that they deserve." Continued LA times
Foreclosures
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"LITTER"
IS JUST ANOTHER WORD
FOR
TRASH!
Over 20,000 cats and dogs
die a year in Orange County Shelters because
most people only adopt the babies. Consider the
facts! If you do not adopt the
adult dogs and cats wonderful animals will be
killed by lethal injection or gas!
Spay Or
Neuter!
The Animals Are
Dying For Our Help!
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