New Beginnings Animal Rescue: EUTHANASIA TUESDAY June , 2009

EUTHANASIA TUESDAY June 9, 2009

SPONSORS GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!!!!

LIBERTY COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL – HINESVILLE, GEORGIA

If you would like to adopt one of the cats below, please contact

Usually, little or none is known about these felines' medical history. We cannot guarantee anything in respect to their health, which is why each feline must receive prompt veterinary care after adoption/rescue takes place.

Spaying or neutering at or after 6 months of age is a MUST!!! For low-cost spay/neuter services you can contact SNAC (Spay/Neuter Alliance & Clinic) at 843-645-2500 or at info@snac1.com snac1.com

AND

Bryan County Animal Caregivers who sell low-cost spay/neuter coupons
at www.bryanac.org or 912-727-2694

Your help with adopting, rescuing, and/or sponsoring these felines is immensely appreciated, as is your help with cross posting to others who may be able to help save a life.

If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation using Paypal then please go to our website at: http://scanimalrescue.bravehost.com/

and click on the "Donate" button. Even if you do not have a Paypal account it is the safe secure way to make a donation.

For $70 you can sponsor one of our cats to get their Rabies shot and be sterilized which may make them more desirable to

an Adopter.

Very few escaped the "NEEDLE OF DEATH" this week. They ended up putting down 22 kittens and cats. Consequently we only have a few so far this week at the facility but several in foster care who need to be adopted quickly as landlords are threatening EVICTION because of TOO MANY PETS!

PINK our precious little tortie girl has a sponsor She needs a forever home. She survived this week because she has a sponsor (THANK YOU JERRI!)

Diva sits back contemplating her future which she prays is not as bleak as the others

Eve is a precious soft gray girl with the sweetest white around her nose and mouth

Milo also narrowly escaped the NEEDLE and that is why he is hiding around the litterbox in hopes that you don't notice him until it is either adoption time or suppertime!

Satin rounds out the little group in this one cage looking for a new forever home. She prays that people will not simply see her muted gray color but that they will see her precious little-girl personality!

Trini looks to be part angora with the beautiful deep gray long coat

Harry, named for his "do", cannot believe his fate of sitting in a metal cage having to sleep in the litterbox away from the cold metal...where did he go wrong???

Morty is the only one of his siblings left! one was adopted and the others were put down last night. Scared boy waits to see his fate!!!

Sleeping Beauty, Grumpy, Bashful, and Sleepy all huddle in the cage that just hours ago held another Mama and kittens.....will they meet the same fate??????

Brownie is a beautiful deep chestnut brown

Each week we go to Animal Control and each week there are new felines in desperate need of adoption because they only get until the following Tuesday before they are killed to make room for the the next bunch to come in. It would break your heart after interacting with each of these guys to go back the following week and ask about them only to find out that they got the needle. We need good people to come forward and open their homes to one of these desperate little ones. If you can help in any way such as to transport, or to get the word out further or to contact people, something, then we can make this effort work and together we can make a difference.

Thank you,