Showing posts with label Susan D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Susan D. Show all posts

Sunday, December 27, 2020

Sunday Sweets!

Sunday is full of SWEETS!  Each week we showcase the sweeter side of Cairns.  If you have a sweet filled Cairn and would like us to consider YOUR photo for an upcoming "Sunday Sweets!" send it to us at cpcrnblog@gmail.com (All photo submissions become the property of CPCRN and may be used for fundraising, promotion and/or outreach purposes.).





Snow (fka CP's Capri) was a very good girl this year 
and got lots of presents from Santa Paws!




It's hard to believe someone could lose this beauty queen 
but Susan D. was found wandering the streets of Texas with a pal who was
microchipped and found her way home but this little lady is now 
in the safe hands of CPCRN!




Transport has arrived and excellent at his
surveillance duties!

 


Bubba (fka CP's Burnell) has just settled down 
for a long winter's nap for his first Christmas
in his forever home! 




Goodwill is enjoying his new pal in his foster home -  
So handsome! 




Trekkie wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 



Zach is happy with his Santa toy and wishes you a Happy New Year!




Tess (CP's Aphrodite), Lucas (CP's Guiseppe), Beatrice (CP's Tonga) and 
Rocky (CP's Sousa) are ready for 2021!  

Thursday, November 25, 2010

GIVING THANKS ... for CP

Written by CP's VP of Intakes


Unger - M, DOB 3/13/06, wheaten


Jensen - M, DOB 5/11/05, wheaten


Denise G. - F, wheaten, DOB 5/4/02


Susan D. - F, red wheaten, DOB 7/4/10


Cindy U. - F, DOB 5/18/02, wheaten


Kowalski - M, wheaten, DOB 7/4/10


One of the toughest things about working Intakes is knowing when our resources are low, when we are full up and we just can't take any more Cairns, that we will have to say NO, possibly sending Cairns to their death. We aren't like the Federal Government that can levy a new tax, impose a draft or condemn property to suit their needs. CP can't crank up the printing presses and make more money, commandere foster homes or highjack volunteers.

And so, this introduction is personal from me, from the bottom of my heart, to those who raised their hand to help the furkids that found their way to freedom this past weekend because of them. When I put out that plea last week, I didn't know how many would step up, could step up, to help. I was hoping we would be able to help all that had an opportunity to know freedom and WE DID IT!

These six Giving Thanks have been named in honor of those that raised their hands to help.

We also have a few others that I have to thank who stepped up to help, Kay R., Deb H., Barb C., and Chris C. for fostering, also Carolynne M. and Paula F. for transporting.

I am Giving Thanks that these six little Cairns, Anya and Plymouth Rock are going to enjoy their first Thanksgiving in freedom and have a wonderful life ahead of them. We have a lot to be thankful for!