Written by a CP Intakes
Coordinator
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| Kanunu, a 3 year old Wheaten boy with a great big
personality |
A
luau (lū‘au) is a traditional Hawaiian party or feast, featuring
traditional entertainment, such as Hawaiian music and hula dancing, and
wonderful traditional foods and drink.
At
Col. Potter, when we throw a luau, we have only happy dancing for the
non-traditional re-birth of the soul when we bring a sad Cairn into our loving
arms. This weekend, we have offered
thanks to many invaluable Transport volunteers who have gone above and beyond
to bring our luau guests safely to the dance floor, and we salute their
selfless dedication to saving Cairns in Need.
Without
further ado, please give a round of applause to our very special guests, Nohea
(No-Hay-Ah), Hawaiian meaning “Loveliness”,
Koa (Koh'(W)ah), Hawaiian for “Bold,
Brave, and Fearless”, and Kanunu (Kah-New-New) Hawaiian
for “The Strong One”. All three come
from different places with different stories, and different destinations, but
they all share in common the need for love, understanding, and a fresh start in
life – a re-birth of their very souls as only CP volunteers can offer.
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| Koa, a sweet as can be 6 year
old Black Brindle girl |
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| Nohea, a 6 year old Light Wheaten beauty |
Col. Potter Needs a Few More Dance Floors!
Please
Volunteer to Foster and help us help teach some new Happy dance steps to every
Cairn in need!
Please Consider being a CP Volunteer!
CP
Foster Home Application form:
CP
Transport Volunteer Driver form:
CPCRN
Volunteer form:
Col. Potter’s Name a Rescue Cairn
Program
