Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts

Friday, December 4, 2009

Wescue: Meet Ricky



Ricky is a poor little Westie who was abused by his owners. The stress gave him a skin condition, which as you can see, led to loss of hair and sores. Fortunately, Ricky has been rescued by Westie Rescue and by Wescue, Kitchen Magic's animal rescue charity.  Wescue took him to a new home where he can get the care and love he deserves. He is a frendly little guy who has responded to kindness and will soon be happy.

You can't change the world, but you can change the world for one lucky dog or cat. Won't you support your local animal shelter today?

Friday, November 6, 2009

Wescue: Dogs Return the Favor

Usually on Friday, we tell the story of a dog rescued by Wescue, Kitchen Magic's animal rescue charity. Today, here's a story about humans being rescued by dogs:




Dogs and humans have lived and worked together for at least 30,000 years and perhaps longer. Lots of these remarkable animals need your help. Consider opening your home to a pet, or supporting your local animal shelter. Remember, you can't change the world, but you can change the world for one lucky dog or cat.

This blog hosted/created by Kitchen Magic.

Monday, October 26, 2009

Monday Morning Snark: Cat Travels to Aquarium


"Percy, a six-year-old domesticated cat from the British city of Scarborough, hops the local North Bay Railway to a nearby marine sanctuary, where he spends the day watching the frisky fish and playful penguins before heading back to the train station for the quick commute home.

Sounds like the cute plot of a great children's book -- except it's all true!"

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Sunday, October 18, 2009

Friday, October 2, 2009

Wescue: Update on Jane Doeg

Many of you remember the story of poor Jane Doeg, the Westie who was found on a street on Long Island. She had been abandoned after having been terribly abused. Her skin was covered with sores and almost all her hair was gone.

We are happy to report that she is recovering and has been renamed Blossom.  She's living in Massachusetts with a family that loves and cares to her, thanks in part to Wescue, Kitchen Magic's animal rescue charity.

Animal shelters, unfortunately, often have pets who have been mistreated or abused. If you want to open your heart and home to one of them, be aware that it will take a lot of time and patience. Abused dogs may have difficulty relating to people or other pets.  They may have an intense fear of people, and may overeat because they have been starved. Consult with your veterinarian as to the best way to help them.

You can't change the world, but can you can change the world for one lucky dog or cat. Support your local animal shelter today.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Wescue: Shannon and Molly

Shannon and Molly are about 2 years old. From the way they behave and look, we think they are mother and daughter Westie blends (maybe mixed with Cairn Terrier).  

They were discovered abandoned in some bushes in Edgewater, NJ.  They have been under the Westie Rescue care for a couple of weeks now.  They are called two “cup-cakes" (since they are as sweet as can be). They have been have been spayed and micro-chipped by the Westie Rescue folks. Wescue, the Kitchen Magic animal rescue charity, is taking them to live with a retired couple in Massachusetts today.

You can provide deserving pets like Shannon and Molly a happy home. Or you can make a pet's temporary home a little brighter. Please support your local animal shelter today.

Friday, July 3, 2009

Wescue: Amos & Andy

For ten years, Amos & Andy lived together with the lady who took care of them, until she became to ill to live alone and had to be hospitalized. The two little Westies had never been apart, but it's difficult to find a person who wants one elderly dog, much less a pair.

Fortunately, Westie Rescue and Wescue, Kitchen Magic's pet rescue charity, were able to find a new owner for the boys, who are delighted to stay together.

You can;t change the world, but you can change the world for one dog or cat. Support your local animal shelter today.

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