We really need your help with these cats. We have no funding and my personal funds are all gone.
13 year old Lord Byron (once Blackie) is doing very well. blood tests show anemia and possible irritable bowel syndrome. He is in a very good place and appreciating it very much.
Alexander is having ear surgery on March 29th, Both ears are full of hematomas and need to be re opened.
Barton has a heart murmur; giardia; an eye so infected it must be removed and FIV.
Donations are really needed for these two - their vet is Dr. Giangola
Narrows Veterinary Hospital
718 238 5055
they are at 91 street and 4th avenue in Bayridge, brooklyn
The removal of these cats is over. The veterinary care is just beginning
Please make a generous donation through
http://www.gofundme.com/hatdk
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Brooklyn Rescue Umbrella Needs YOU (New York, New York)
Brooklyn Rescue Umbrella Needs YOU (New York, New York)
PLEASE use this link to make a donation! These cats are suffering!
PLEASE use this link to make a donation! These cats are suffering!
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Ella Umbrella Brooklyn Rescue Umbrella
NONE OF THE 20 CATS REMOVED FROM BARBARA BERGER'S HOME WERE RETURNED because they have been adopted outright or fostered!
There is a small band of really good people surrounding me who believe in the Rescue Umbrella and what we stand for. I am fortunate also to have met so many generous people - patrons of Petco - who encourage me to continue this work when the going feels too much for me.
We are returning to our regular hours of friday 4-8 pm and sat/sun 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. this weekend.
Our cages are set up in the back of the store in the dog food aisle.
5 cats went to North Shore; 11 have been adopted; 4 are in foster care. 25 are still with Barbara and more than half of them are scared or feral. many of those remaining with her need vet care for upper respiratory problems. The remaining cats have diahhrea from sensitive stomachs.
I can't do anything more without foster homes and people who are willing to work with these scared and debilitated cats - diahhrea leads to dehydration.
Do you have a basement where we can set up 2 cages while we recuperate; resocialize a scared cat and hold it between adoption weekends?
contact us at brooklyn.rescue.umbrella@gmail.com
we'll be posting a paypal account for help with vet fees and food/litter. Please join us in this difficult endeavor. You can send a donation to Dr. Robinson
1951 Bath Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11214
718 256 1900
Help Keep the Work in Progress!!
There is a small band of really good people surrounding me who believe in the Rescue Umbrella and what we stand for. I am fortunate also to have met so many generous people - patrons of Petco - who encourage me to continue this work when the going feels too much for me.
We are returning to our regular hours of friday 4-8 pm and sat/sun 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. this weekend.
Our cages are set up in the back of the store in the dog food aisle.
5 cats went to North Shore; 11 have been adopted; 4 are in foster care. 25 are still with Barbara and more than half of them are scared or feral. many of those remaining with her need vet care for upper respiratory problems. The remaining cats have diahhrea from sensitive stomachs.
I can't do anything more without foster homes and people who are willing to work with these scared and debilitated cats - diahhrea leads to dehydration.
Do you have a basement where we can set up 2 cages while we recuperate; resocialize a scared cat and hold it between adoption weekends?
contact us at brooklyn.rescue.umbrella@gmail.com
we'll be posting a paypal account for help with vet fees and food/litter. Please join us in this difficult endeavor. You can send a donation to Dr. Robinson
1951 Bath Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11214
718 256 1900
Help Keep the Work in Progress!!
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