Heavenly Creatures

Time 2021-01-16 13:06:41

Web Name: Heavenly Creatures

WebSite: http://heavenlycreatures.ca

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The question is not'Can they reason?',nor 'Can they talk?',but rather, 'Can they suffer?' Jeremy Bentham, English Philosopher[1748-1832] RECYCLING TO THE RESCUEBy responsibly disposing of your trash, you can help both the environment and homeless animals! To donate to Heavenly Creatures, drop your recyclables to any Evergreen or Scotia Recycling depot and tell them to donate your refund to Heavenly Creatures' account! It s an easy but meaningful way to help our furry friends in need. Why not set up a recycling drive at your workplace? Each bottle or can and each dime and quarter add up! Click ona logo below for a list of locations and hours of operation!We help those who cannot help themselves.Sadly, the homeless cat population in Newfoundland is worse than ever. It is estimated that here are tens of thousands of homeless cats and kittens on the streets of our province. The average donation is $25, which is a pretty affordable amount.When just eight people make that average $25 donation, we can pay to neuter a male cat. When twelve people make it, we can spay a female cat. Help us cut down on the suffering by getting to the root of the problem.Start a United Way program at your office or workplace and you can direct your contributions to Heavenly Creatures. It s called The United Way Donor Choice Program.All you need to start is our name and registered charity number:Heavenly Creatures Inc.# 8655 53655 RR0001CHANGE CAN SAVE LIVES!Are you a store owner or employee in St. Johns, Mt. Pearl, C.B.S. or surrounding areas?Heavenly Creatures is looking for stores in which we can place our donation coin boxes. If you know of a business that will allow us to put a donation box on their counter, please let us know. Call 739-0077.SUCCESS STORY: SAPPER AKA LUCKYDoes anyone remember Lucky, an emergency rescue from October? While animal rescue is sometimes emotionally challenging work, when we receiveupdates like Lucky's, it makes it all worthwhile.Lucky came to us the second week in October; he was a sick kitty who had been found in the parking lot of a grocery store.Like many homeless kittens who find themselves on the street trying to survive (either because they've been born there, or have been abandoned by their owners), Lucky was in hard shape.Lucky would not likely have made it to adulthood on his own. He was covered in lice, was starving, and had a very bad eye.HC got him to a vet, and then advertised for a foster home for him.On Oct. 11th, a couple of days after his rescue), Lucky went to live with a woman who agreed to foster him for us.A little over a month has passed, and what a difference time and TLC make!Now renamed Sapper, this little guy has gotten much healthier in the last month, and has grown like a weed!The best news of all is that his foster mom has decided that she has to become his purrmanant mom - she has realized that she can't let him go.Lucky/Sapper is living proof of why spaying and neutering is so important, why foster parents are angels, and also why animal-rescue groups such as ours are desperately needed in our community.Sapper is one of the lucky ones (no pun intended), but too many homeless kittens don't get their happy endings.Please get you cats fixed, and if you have ever thought about fostering or donating, there is no time like the present!If you are interested in fostering a homeless kitten or cat, please e-mail us at info@heavenlycreatures.caIf you are interested in donating, please see www.heavenlycreatures.ca/donate.asp

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