Written by CP's VP of Intakes
"What's the good of news if you haven't a sister to share it."
Truer words could not be spoken...
These absolutely gorgeous little girls got the best news of their lives and got to share their chance at freedom together, as sisters! What could possibly be better?
Both of their names are donated from our Name a Rescue Cairn Program. With the holidays fast approaching, this is truly the gift that keeps on giving and is a "living" gift. It is perfect for that hard to buy person, or someone that has everything. It's wonderful for older people who can track their "namesake" on our website. Most importantly, it helps a Cairn in need and what could be better than that!
It is my pleasure to introduce Sisters:
Quatse - born 5/11/07, 12lbs of dark brindle beauty - her name was donated by the Vancouver Island Group who collect coins to help the Cairns. Quatse (pronounced Kwatsey) River is just outside Port Hardy. The Quatse River Campground is a favorite place to camp. The campsite is right on the river and is run by the salmon enhancement group.
"What's the good of news if you haven't a sister to share it."
Truer words could not be spoken...
These absolutely gorgeous little girls got the best news of their lives and got to share their chance at freedom together, as sisters! What could possibly be better?
Both of their names are donated from our Name a Rescue Cairn Program. With the holidays fast approaching, this is truly the gift that keeps on giving and is a "living" gift. It is perfect for that hard to buy person, or someone that has everything. It's wonderful for older people who can track their "namesake" on our website. Most importantly, it helps a Cairn in need and what could be better than that!
It is my pleasure to introduce Sisters:
Quatse - born 5/11/07, 12lbs of dark brindle beauty - her name was donated by the Vancouver Island Group who collect coins to help the Cairns. Quatse (pronounced Kwatsey) River is just outside Port Hardy. The Quatse River Campground is a favorite place to camp. The campsite is right on the river and is run by the salmon enhancement group.
Rhoda - born 5/11/07, 13lbs of black brindle beauty - her name was donated by Geri P. in memory of her grandmother. Geri says "She was the best; she was my grandma and she gave me the courage to be what I am."
Please help me welcome these beautiful little SISTERS!
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