This sickens me to no end. If someone can no longer afford their pets due to foreclosure or WHATEVER take the animals to a shelter, a caring friend, a veterinary practice, ANYWHERE but DO NOT ABANDON THEM.
After I received this post yesterday I contacted two people that I know who are actively involved with the rescues in Oakland Co. Michigan, and one who is experienced in trapping ferals (even if these are not feral cats).
They immediately went into action blasting this post to every rescue in Michigan and their volunteers.
I posted this on Facebook and Twitter....
I pray the vile individual(s) who would do something to these poor, defenseless babies get the karma that they so deeply deserve.
I am awaiting updates at this time....
Here is what I received, in its entirety:
CROSSPOST OK & WELCOME
Contact Cheryl Lang if you can helpCHERYL LANG
Founder and President
cheryl@nopawsleftbehind.org
O 281.717.0055
C 281.605.8390
www.NoPawsLeftBehind.org
16225 Park Ten Place Suite 105
Houston, TX 77084
RESCUERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Food, water, and makeshift shelter will be provided for kitties locked out in the cold at a foreclosed property. Photos were taken 12/19/10. Four cats have been seen by the realtors, though there are only three in the photos. Tell us if you think the cats are definitely over one year old. One rescuer said they only take cats who are less than one year old. Thank you.
On Dec 21, 2010, at 12:04 PM the realtor wrote:
Hello Cheryl,
I got your contact information from a previous REO property that we managed in Pontiac, MI. I’m hoping you can helps us or lead us to who may be able to help us with a current matter where there are at least 4 abandoned cats. These cats are friendly and appear to have been well feed so we believe they were left behind by the previous homeowner. Our local Human Society will not pick them up, nor will the city do anything. Our temperatures are dropping fast so they are in danger of facing cold temps and hunger. Please let me know if you have any resources for us in our area. The property in question is located in Southfield MI.
Hello Cheryl,
I got your contact information from a previous REO property that we managed in Pontiac, MI. I’m hoping you can helps us or lead us to who may be able to help us with a current matter where there are at least 4 abandoned cats. These cats are friendly and appear to have been well feed so we believe they were left behind by the previous homeowner. Our local Human Society will not pick them up, nor will the city do anything. Our temperatures are dropping fast so they are in danger of facing cold temps and hunger. Please let me know if you have any resources for us in our area. The property in question is located in Southfield MI.
