The Caspian Alexander Trust for Under-Privileged Animals
Animal organisation
Short on food for thre animals , needs donations urgently
The Caspian Alexander Trust for Under-Privileged Animals
Animal organisation - Cape Town South Africa. Focus on feral cats, stray, under-privileged cats and other animals. Sterilisation, education, re-homing, animal rights everywhere for all animals.
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Friday, June 12, 2009
I'm Offering Free Dog Walking to Lose Weight - Fort Worth, TX:
I've struggled to lose weight and I know that in the past I lost weight by doing a lot of dog walking.
I figure if I walk a dog per day nearly every day of the week I will be able to keep an exercise program going.
This is no joke or gimmick. I need to lose weight. I have struggled on sticking to exercise programs, including just walking, for quite a while now.
I'd like to stick to my area in the TCU area of Fort Worth since I can't afford the gas to drive all over the Metroplex.
Email me at wordtrix@hotmail.com.
I've struggled to lose weight and I know that in the past I lost weight by doing a lot of dog walking.
I figure if I walk a dog per day nearly every day of the week I will be able to keep an exercise program going.
This is no joke or gimmick. I need to lose weight. I have struggled on sticking to exercise programs, including just walking, for quite a while now.
I'd like to stick to my area in the TCU area of Fort Worth since I can't afford the gas to drive all over the Metroplex.
Email me at wordtrix@hotmail.com.
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Terrorizing Telemarketers Comedy CD:
Released today, March 3rd. Jim's new CD. To hear 90 second sample tracks and 1 FULL LENGTH track of Jim’s new CD “Terrorizing Telemarketers V”, go to the following link:
http://jimflorentine.com/
Then clink on the “Click here to listen to brand new tracks” located in the lower right section of Jim’s Home Page.
Check out Jim on That Metal Show Saturday's at 11:00 EST on VH1 Classic
Released today, March 3rd. Jim's new CD. To hear 90 second sample tracks and 1 FULL LENGTH track of Jim’s new CD “Terrorizing Telemarketers V”, go to the following link:
http://jimflorentine.com/
Then clink on the “Click here to listen to brand new tracks” located in the lower right section of Jim’s Home Page.
Check out Jim on That Metal Show Saturday's at 11:00 EST on VH1 Classic
Monday, November 10, 2008
Please be an 'angel' for a cold, lonely dog
Dear Terri,
As nasty winter weather sets in, neglected, backyard dogs face freezing cold, snow, wind, and rain. For many of these animals, a sturdily constructed doghouse can mean the difference between life and death. That's why PETA's wonderful "Angel for Animals" program is so important. Won't you be an "angel" for a lonely dog this year?
As an "angel" for animals, you can sponsor a specially designed and built doghouse that will provide a needy dog with shelter to see him or her through this winter--and the worst weather for many years to come.
Your sponsorship can immediately change the life of an animal like Spook. When PETA first met Spook, this lonely black dog was shivering outside in the cold. Spook was so big that everyone in the neighborhood was afraid to go near him. Our caseworkers saw that he wasn't aggressive, just energetic and anxious to play. So we unchained him and ran around with him in the yard. We gave him treats and lots of love and attention. Unfortunately, we then had no choice but to chain Spook up again and leave him there.
When PETA can't legally remove abused or neglected dogs, we do everything that we can to make them more comfortable. So we returned to Spook with a custom-built doghouse filled with warm straw bedding—which will give him a warmer place to curl up for years to come. We also gave him a tangle-free running line, an afternoon of playtime, tummy rubs, and a good scratch behind the ears: things that mean the world to lonely backyard dogs.
Last year, PETA provided more than 400 sturdy doghouses, thanks to generous "Angel for Animals" sponsors. With many more dogs in urgent need and temperatures dropping fast, we want to top that number this year, and I hope that we can count on your support. There are so many ways that you can help, including the following:
Your "Angel for Animals" sponsorship gift of $265 can provide a doghouse to one needy dog.
Your "Angel for Animals" sponsorship gift of $530 can provide doghouses to two neglected dogs.
Your "Angel for Animals" sponsorship gift of $1,325 can provide doghouses to five lonely outdoor dogs.
No matter how much you can afford to give, I urge you to respond today. I know that times are tough right now, but it is in times like these when unloved animals suffer most. Nearly all the dogs we reach with our "Angel for Animals" program live in underprivileged neighborhoods. We will fight as hard as we possibly can to ensure that these animals are not mistreated, forgotten, or ignored. Right now, these animals are facing another long winter with nowhere to hide from the stinging cold.
But you can give a doghouse to one lucky dog—likely the first "home" that he or she has ever had. Please become a PETA "Angel for Animals" doghouse sponsor today.
Thank you for helping a neglected dog this winter. Your simple act of kindness can bring one of these dear souls years of shelter, something that they all deserve.
Kind regards,
Ingrid E. Newkirk
President
P.S. Looking for a unique and meaningful gift this holiday season? Give a doghouse sponsorship! When you do, you'll be recognizing that compassionate person as an "angel" for animals. Each "Angel for Animals" sponsorship means that one more needy dog will get a solid-wood doghouse to protect him or her from the cold—and from the summer heat and sun—for years to come.
Dear Terri,
As nasty winter weather sets in, neglected, backyard dogs face freezing cold, snow, wind, and rain. For many of these animals, a sturdily constructed doghouse can mean the difference between life and death. That's why PETA's wonderful "Angel for Animals" program is so important. Won't you be an "angel" for a lonely dog this year?
As an "angel" for animals, you can sponsor a specially designed and built doghouse that will provide a needy dog with shelter to see him or her through this winter--and the worst weather for many years to come.
Your sponsorship can immediately change the life of an animal like Spook. When PETA first met Spook, this lonely black dog was shivering outside in the cold. Spook was so big that everyone in the neighborhood was afraid to go near him. Our caseworkers saw that he wasn't aggressive, just energetic and anxious to play. So we unchained him and ran around with him in the yard. We gave him treats and lots of love and attention. Unfortunately, we then had no choice but to chain Spook up again and leave him there.
When PETA can't legally remove abused or neglected dogs, we do everything that we can to make them more comfortable. So we returned to Spook with a custom-built doghouse filled with warm straw bedding—which will give him a warmer place to curl up for years to come. We also gave him a tangle-free running line, an afternoon of playtime, tummy rubs, and a good scratch behind the ears: things that mean the world to lonely backyard dogs.
Last year, PETA provided more than 400 sturdy doghouses, thanks to generous "Angel for Animals" sponsors. With many more dogs in urgent need and temperatures dropping fast, we want to top that number this year, and I hope that we can count on your support. There are so many ways that you can help, including the following:
Your "Angel for Animals" sponsorship gift of $265 can provide a doghouse to one needy dog.
Your "Angel for Animals" sponsorship gift of $530 can provide doghouses to two neglected dogs.
Your "Angel for Animals" sponsorship gift of $1,325 can provide doghouses to five lonely outdoor dogs.
No matter how much you can afford to give, I urge you to respond today. I know that times are tough right now, but it is in times like these when unloved animals suffer most. Nearly all the dogs we reach with our "Angel for Animals" program live in underprivileged neighborhoods. We will fight as hard as we possibly can to ensure that these animals are not mistreated, forgotten, or ignored. Right now, these animals are facing another long winter with nowhere to hide from the stinging cold.
But you can give a doghouse to one lucky dog—likely the first "home" that he or she has ever had. Please become a PETA "Angel for Animals" doghouse sponsor today.
Thank you for helping a neglected dog this winter. Your simple act of kindness can bring one of these dear souls years of shelter, something that they all deserve.
Kind regards,
Ingrid E. Newkirk
President
P.S. Looking for a unique and meaningful gift this holiday season? Give a doghouse sponsorship! When you do, you'll be recognizing that compassionate person as an "angel" for animals. Each "Angel for Animals" sponsorship means that one more needy dog will get a solid-wood doghouse to protect him or her from the cold—and from the summer heat and sun—for years to come.
Friday, September 05, 2008
Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 00:46:10 -0700
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Hello Terri, Understanding Your Dog's Body Language
Dogs communicate with a rich body-language vocabulary.
LEARN WHAT YOUR DOG IS SAYING
What is Your Dog's "Human" Age? Ever wonder how old your dog is in human years? Not all breeds age alike! Use this special tool to calculate your dog's "human" age.
DOG AGE CALCULATOR
Dealing With Separation Anxiety For some dogs, parting isn't sweet sorrow—it's just sorrow.
HOW TO CURE THE "HOME ALONE" BLUES
Vacation: Where Will You Leave Your Dog? Vacation planning includes figuring out where your dog will stay.
READ THIS BEFORE YOU TAKE YOUR TRIP
What would you like to see in the next issue?
Stop Halloween From Spooking Your Dog
Can Dogs Predict Storms?
5 Must-see Dog Parks
Do Dogs Dream?
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Want to know more? Check out the informative articles in our Article Library.
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Hello Terri, Understanding Your Dog's Body Language
Dogs communicate with a rich body-language vocabulary.
LEARN WHAT YOUR DOG IS SAYING
What is Your Dog's "Human" Age? Ever wonder how old your dog is in human years? Not all breeds age alike! Use this special tool to calculate your dog's "human" age.
DOG AGE CALCULATOR
Dealing With Separation Anxiety For some dogs, parting isn't sweet sorrow—it's just sorrow.
HOW TO CURE THE "HOME ALONE" BLUES
Vacation: Where Will You Leave Your Dog? Vacation planning includes figuring out where your dog will stay.
READ THIS BEFORE YOU TAKE YOUR TRIP
What would you like to see in the next issue?
Stop Halloween From Spooking Your Dog
Can Dogs Predict Storms?
5 Must-see Dog Parks
Do Dogs Dream?
Click on a headline to vote for that article
Want to know more? Check out the informative articles in our Article Library.
Thursday, January 03, 2008
Monday, December 17, 2007
My dog's name is Ripley because the day he showed up in my driveway he was already acting like a guard dog. And I thought, what's a good tough movie character? Ripley from "Alien." I don't look like my pet except when I need another dye job. If I could speak my pet's language, I'd say, "I couldn't have done it without you."
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Subject: How Your Help Is Keeping Dogs Out of the Cold This Winter
Notes on Angel for Animals Doghouse Deliveries (November 16, 2007)
"We dropped off two houses at the address. The dogs were again super-friendly. We removed the useless shelters that they had and set up two new homes for the dogs. We removed LOTS of broken glass, feces, etc., and set up new bowls for food and water. What I remember most about this stop was how good the dogs were while we worked. Because of the incredibly short chains, we had to dig, chop, and rake right next to the dogs. They didn't mind at all."
"This location had a young dog living inside a small pen on a concrete slab, with a tipped-over trash can for shelter. We provided a new house and moved the pen to a grassy area. We also put in some extra straw and reinforced the bottom of the pen as much as we could so that the dog wouldn't be able to dig his way out. Again, lots of treats, food, and water were provided. A caseworker will follow up with this one too."
Dear Terri,
Thanks to your support, 496 dogs can look forward to shelter in sturdy doghouses through the frigid winter months this year and for many years to come.
There are so many dogs facing months of sleet and snow while they are chained in freezing back yards with only the most decrepit shelter, if any. Helping these dogs is the reason why PETA created the "Angel for Animals" program.
For the past nine winters, PETA has driven into low-income, depressed areas and provided hundreds of durable, solid doghouses--free of charge--to dogs who otherwise would have to endure the bitter wind, ice, and snow without any shelter or with just a piece of metal or board up against the fence. Each doghouse is built to last and filled with straw bedding to help provide what--for some dogs--is the first feeling of warmth and comfort they've ever known.
Could you provide a doghouse for such a "forgotten dog" this holiday season?
Since its start, I've seen firsthand exactly how this program has improved the lives of needy dogs. The "before" photos can be deeply upsetting: dogs chained like bicycles to trash cans or trees or attached to a heavy chain--all of which is legal in the areas we visit. It's the dozens of "after" photos of these dogs' happy faces that illustrate how much dogs need the basic, vital comfort that sturdy, straw-filled shelter can provide.
You tax-deductible sponsorship gift will make a huge difference in the life of a needy dog.
Your Angel for Animals sponsorship gift of $265 can provide one durable, solid, lasting doghouse to a dog facing the cold of winter, long night after long night.
Your Angel for Animals gift of $530 can give homes to two dogs in need.
Your Angel for Animals gift of $1,325 can provide straw-filled doghouses for five dogs.
Please take a moment to read the firsthand account from an Angel for Animals worker who has delivered these doghouses. You'll see how, with your help, an Angel for Animals doghouse sponsorship can bring the joy and warmth of the holiday season to a dog who has never known love or comfort.
Thank you for everything you do for animals.
Kind regards,
Ingrid E. Newkirk
President
Notes on Angel for Animals Doghouse Deliveries (November 16, 2007)
"We dropped off two houses at the address. The dogs were again super-friendly. We removed the useless shelters that they had and set up two new homes for the dogs. We removed LOTS of broken glass, feces, etc., and set up new bowls for food and water. What I remember most about this stop was how good the dogs were while we worked. Because of the incredibly short chains, we had to dig, chop, and rake right next to the dogs. They didn't mind at all."
"This location had a young dog living inside a small pen on a concrete slab, with a tipped-over trash can for shelter. We provided a new house and moved the pen to a grassy area. We also put in some extra straw and reinforced the bottom of the pen as much as we could so that the dog wouldn't be able to dig his way out. Again, lots of treats, food, and water were provided. A caseworker will follow up with this one too."
Dear Terri,
Thanks to your support, 496 dogs can look forward to shelter in sturdy doghouses through the frigid winter months this year and for many years to come.
There are so many dogs facing months of sleet and snow while they are chained in freezing back yards with only the most decrepit shelter, if any. Helping these dogs is the reason why PETA created the "Angel for Animals" program.
For the past nine winters, PETA has driven into low-income, depressed areas and provided hundreds of durable, solid doghouses--free of charge--to dogs who otherwise would have to endure the bitter wind, ice, and snow without any shelter or with just a piece of metal or board up against the fence. Each doghouse is built to last and filled with straw bedding to help provide what--for some dogs--is the first feeling of warmth and comfort they've ever known.
Could you provide a doghouse for such a "forgotten dog" this holiday season?
Since its start, I've seen firsthand exactly how this program has improved the lives of needy dogs. The "before" photos can be deeply upsetting: dogs chained like bicycles to trash cans or trees or attached to a heavy chain--all of which is legal in the areas we visit. It's the dozens of "after" photos of these dogs' happy faces that illustrate how much dogs need the basic, vital comfort that sturdy, straw-filled shelter can provide.
You tax-deductible sponsorship gift will make a huge difference in the life of a needy dog.
Your Angel for Animals sponsorship gift of $265 can provide one durable, solid, lasting doghouse to a dog facing the cold of winter, long night after long night.
Your Angel for Animals gift of $530 can give homes to two dogs in need.
Your Angel for Animals gift of $1,325 can provide straw-filled doghouses for five dogs.
Please take a moment to read the firsthand account from an Angel for Animals worker who has delivered these doghouses. You'll see how, with your help, an Angel for Animals doghouse sponsorship can bring the joy and warmth of the holiday season to a dog who has never known love or comfort.
Thank you for everything you do for animals.
Kind regards,
Ingrid E. Newkirk
President
Friday, November 09, 2007
This was posted on DallasAreaMoms.com today:
> > My sad heart...
> > ________________________________
> >
> > I'm posting this really late, cause I can't sleep,
> > my heart is heavy
> > with sadness... today this adorable little Jack
> > Russell Terrier Mix came
> > up to my front door and sat on my porch. He was so
> > cute and wanting to
> > come in. Of course the kids were all over the glass
> > door wanting this
> > dog in our house. If I didn't have two other dogs
> > and a cat, I would
> > have kept him. Anyway, I put him in our backyard and
> > was going to make a
> > poster of this found dog. I called my neighbor and
> > she said, she thought
> > there was a poster for him already on our corner.
> > Sure enough, there was
> > one. So I figured that his owners didn't want him
> > anymore and I wanted
> > to get him adopted out. I called Little Elm animal
> > control and they said
> > they would get him and find him a home. Well I think
> > they lied to me. I
> > found out that the Little Elm Shelter is a KILL
> > SHELTER. While, I know
> > they do adoptions, I didn' know they kill the
> > animals they don't adopt
> > out. I thought they would find something for the
> > animals. I'm so sad
> > that now I just can't stop thinking of this little
> > dog and to make
> > matters worse I looked at all the other animals on
> > thier site and some
> > of them it says their time is running out... ugh!!!!
> > I hate to think
> > about these things.
> > I guess what I'm trying to say is, if you have room
> > in your home and
> > heart or know someone that does, please look at this
> > site and adopt a
> > dog or cat. Some of the dogs here are sooo sad
> > looking. They have a
> > Golden Retriever and some cute puppy Black Labs.
> > The dog I found is on page 2, they named him
> > Scooter. Their adoptions
> > are really cheap... only $10.00
> >
> http://www.littleelmtx.us/index.asp?Type=GALLERY&SEC={AD09007D-0885-4A9D
> > -A303-7CD16B9135C0}
> >
>
> > Scroll down on the left side to see the tab for
> > Little Elm Dogs and Cats
> > to see the photos and their stories...
> >
> > Please help if you can!!
> >
> > My sad heart...
> > ________________________________
> >
> > I'm posting this really late, cause I can't sleep,
> > my heart is heavy
> > with sadness... today this adorable little Jack
> > Russell Terrier Mix came
> > up to my front door and sat on my porch. He was so
> > cute and wanting to
> > come in. Of course the kids were all over the glass
> > door wanting this
> > dog in our house. If I didn't have two other dogs
> > and a cat, I would
> > have kept him. Anyway, I put him in our backyard and
> > was going to make a
> > poster of this found dog. I called my neighbor and
> > she said, she thought
> > there was a poster for him already on our corner.
> > Sure enough, there was
> > one. So I figured that his owners didn't want him
> > anymore and I wanted
> > to get him adopted out. I called Little Elm animal
> > control and they said
> > they would get him and find him a home. Well I think
> > they lied to me. I
> > found out that the Little Elm Shelter is a KILL
> > SHELTER. While, I know
> > they do adoptions, I didn' know they kill the
> > animals they don't adopt
> > out. I thought they would find something for the
> > animals. I'm so sad
> > that now I just can't stop thinking of this little
> > dog and to make
> > matters worse I looked at all the other animals on
> > thier site and some
> > of them it says their time is running out... ugh!!!!
> > I hate to think
> > about these things.
> > I guess what I'm trying to say is, if you have room
> > in your home and
> > heart or know someone that does, please look at this
> > site and adopt a
> > dog or cat. Some of the dogs here are sooo sad
> > looking. They have a
> > Golden Retriever and some cute puppy Black Labs.
> > The dog I found is on page 2, they named him
> > Scooter. Their adoptions
> > are really cheap... only $10.00
> >
> http://www.littleelmtx.us/index.asp?Type=GALLERY&SEC={AD09007D-0885-4A9D
> > -A303-7CD16B9135C0}
> >
>
> > Scroll down on the left side to see the tab for
> > Little Elm Dogs and Cats
> > to see the photos and their stories...
> >
> > Please help if you can!!
> >
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Subject: Catster Wishes Marbles a Happy Birthday
Dear Marbles,
Meow meow!
We want to wish you a very Happy Birthday full of love and joy and purring. We are thrilled to be able to celebrate it with you!
Marbles will be profiled today with other birthday kitties on Catster's special Birthday Stroll.
Since it's your birthday we want to give you something special, so we have given you 25 Catster treats and one vote of 5 Paws! Catster loves you!
Sincerely,
Your Friends at Catster
Dear Marbles,
Meow meow!
We want to wish you a very Happy Birthday full of love and joy and purring. We are thrilled to be able to celebrate it with you!
Marbles will be profiled today with other birthday kitties on Catster's special Birthday Stroll.
Since it's your birthday we want to give you something special, so we have given you 25 Catster treats and one vote of 5 Paws! Catster loves you!
Sincerely,
Your Friends at Catster
Friday, September 14, 2007
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Have been taking care of 11 stray outdoor cats for over a year trying to find homes for them. Need a large outdoor cat house for them to survive cold weather outdoors or need to have one built, preferably wood/waterproof for reasonable fee. Can't afford much. Live in Fort Worth, TX in TCU area.
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