other_contacts changed.
cat_notes: LTel 2/18/10: This org is RED FLAGGED. Discuss in private with Leslie Teltoe for details. ->

notes: from facebook: Kinship Circle KINSHIP CIRCLE Seeks Volunteers For Animal Disaster Aid Who Live In Japan IF YOU LIVE IN JAPAN, WE NEED: - People with vehicles willing to drive us into the disaster zones. - People who speak English & Japanese, as translators. - People on ground with us as assistants to field leaders; sheltering leaders; production activiti...es related to Animal Planet shoot, etc. HELPFUL SKILLS INCLUDE: Data entry; telephone/email coordinating for animal rescue requests and other field activities; animal transport; etc. - People with animal handling/rescue experience. YOU MUST BE: - Willing to work within a team structure under Kinship Circle-JEARS leadership. - Responsible, accountable, and self-sufficient. WE NEED IMMEDIATE HELP, THROUGH APRIL AND INTO MAY. PLEASE CONTACT: Bonnie Morrison, Kinship Circle Disaster Management Director cell: 513-604-5509 (USA) email: dancnfeet@hotmail.com Kinship Circle, a U. S. nonprofit organization that specializes in animal advocacy and disaster rescue, is in Japan to aid animal victims of the earthquake/tsunami. Kinship Circle is the first U.S. organization to send ongoing animal aid into remote hard-hit parts of Fukushima and Iwate Prefectures. We work with Japan Earthquake Animal Rescue and Support (JEARS) -- a coalition of local NGOs, including Animal Friends Niigata, Japan Cat Network, and HEART-Tokushima. http://www.KinshipCircle.org/ NEWS & PHOTOS ABOUT ANIMAL DISASTER RESCUE IN JAPAN: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/japan_quake/notes.html PLEASE GIVE, SO WE CAN SEND TRAINED ANIMAL DISASTER RESPONDERS TO JAPAN! http://www.kinshipcircle.org/donation See More By: Kinship Circle .4/8/11 ========== 8/25/10 Email Update: If you had thought about volunteering for the All Eyes On the Gulf Expedition project at one time but were unable to go, I am now scheduling volunteers through the end of September. If you are still interested and available to travel to the gulf for this project please let me know. I will need a photo for your ID badge (if I do not already have it) and have you complete and return the attached two forms to me. You will be invited to join the conference call briefings to learn more about the current assignments and to ask your questions. All dates are open at this time. A change has been made to housing. You will be staying at the UCC volunteer housing. There is a donation for this housing: $50/wk or $10/day which you would be responsible to pay. If that would be a hardship cost for you, we can discuss it privately. Bonnie Morrison Kinship Circle Volunteer Management Director 513-797-1881 Office 513-604-5509 Cell dancnfeet1 @hotmail.com -> 2011 Japan Earthquake http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/japan_quake/notes.html - from facebook: Kinship Circle KINSHIP CIRCLE Seeks Volunteers For Animal Disaster Aid Who Live In Japan IF YOU LIVE IN JAPAN, WE NEED: - People with vehicles willing to drive us into the disaster zones. - People who speak English & Japanese, as translators. - People on ground with us as assistants to field leaders; sheltering leaders; production activiti...es related to Animal Planet shoot, etc. HELPFUL SKILLS INCLUDE: Data entry; telephone/email coordinating for animal rescue requests and other field activities; animal transport; etc. - People with animal handling/rescue experience. YOU MUST BE: - Willing to work within a team structure under Kinship Circle-JEARS leadership. - Responsible, accountable, and self-sufficient. WE NEED IMMEDIATE HELP, THROUGH APRIL AND INTO MAY. PLEASE CONTACT: Bonnie Morrison, Kinship Circle Disaster Management Director cell: 513-604-5509 (USA) email: dancnfeet@hotmail.com Kinship Circle, a U. S. nonprofit organization that specializes in animal advocacy and disaster rescue, is in Japan to aid animal victims of the earthquake/tsunami. Kinship Circle is the first U.S. organization to send ongoing animal aid into remote hard-hit parts of Fukushima and Iwate Prefectures. We work with Japan Earthquake Animal Rescue and Support (JEARS) -- a coalition of local NGOs, including Animal Friends Niigata, Japan Cat Network, and HEART-Tokushima. http://www.KinshipCircle.org/ NEWS & PHOTOS ABOUT ANIMAL DISASTER RESCUE IN JAPAN: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/japan_quake/notes.html PLEASE GIVE, SO WE CAN SEND TRAINED ANIMAL DISASTER RESPONDERS TO JAPAN! http://www.kinshipcircle.org/donation See More By: Kinship Circle .4/8/11 ================ 8/25/10 Email Update: If you had thought about volunteering for the All Eyes On the Gulf Expedition project at one time but were unable to go, I am now scheduling volunteers through the end of September. If you are still interested and available to travel to the gulf for this project please let me know. I will need a photo for your ID badge (if I do not already have it) and have you complete and return the attached two forms to me. You will be invited to join the conference call briefings to learn more about the current assignments and to ask your questions. All dates are open at this time. A change has been made to housing. You will be staying at the UCC volunteer housing. There is a donation for this housing: $50/wk or $10/day which you would be responsible to pay. If that would be a hardship cost for you, we can discuss it privately. Bonnie Morrison Kinship Circle Volunteer Management Director 513-797-1881 Office 513-604-5509 Cell dancnfeet1 @hotmail.com

name: Kinship Circle Animal Disaster Aid -> Kinship Circle Animal Disaster Aid (HQ)
notes: 8/25/10 Email Update: If you had thought about volunteering for the All Eyes On the Gulf Expedition project at one time but were unable to go, I am now scheduling volunteers through the end of September. If you are still interested and available to travel to the gulf for this project please let me know. I will need a photo for your ID badge (if I do not already have it) and have you complete and return the attached two forms to me. You will be invited to join the conference call briefings to learn more about the current assignments and to ask your questions. All dates are open at this time. A change has been made to housing. You will be staying at the UCC volunteer housing. There is a donation for this housing: $50/wk or $10/day which you would be responsible to pay. If that would be a hardship cost for you, we can discuss it privately. Bonnie Morrison Kinship Circle Volunteer Management Director 513-797-1881 Office 513-604-5509 Cell dancnfeet1 @hotmail.com -> from facebook: Kinship Circle KINSHIP CIRCLE Seeks Volunteers For Animal Disaster Aid Who Live In Japan IF YOU LIVE IN JAPAN, WE NEED: - People with vehicles willing to drive us into the disaster zones. - People who speak English & Japanese, as translators. - People on ground with us as assistants to field leaders; sheltering leaders; production activiti...es related to Animal Planet shoot, etc. HELPFUL SKILLS INCLUDE: Data entry; telephone/email coordinating for animal rescue requests and other field activities; animal transport; etc. - People with animal handling/rescue experience. YOU MUST BE: - Willing to work within a team structure under Kinship Circle-JEARS leadership. - Responsible, accountable, and self-sufficient. WE NEED IMMEDIATE HELP, THROUGH APRIL AND INTO MAY. PLEASE CONTACT: Bonnie Morrison, Kinship Circle Disaster Management Director cell: 513-604-5509 (USA) email: dancnfeet@hotmail.com Kinship Circle, a U. S. nonprofit organization that specializes in animal advocacy and disaster rescue, is in Japan to aid animal victims of the earthquake/tsunami. Kinship Circle is the first U.S. organization to send ongoing animal aid into remote hard-hit parts of Fukushima and Iwate Prefectures. We work with Japan Earthquake Animal Rescue and Support (JEARS) -- a coalition of local NGOs, including Animal Friends Niigata, Japan Cat Network, and HEART-Tokushima. http://www.KinshipCircle.org/ NEWS & PHOTOS ABOUT ANIMAL DISASTER RESCUE IN JAPAN: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/japan_quake/notes.html PLEASE GIVE, SO WE CAN SEND TRAINED ANIMAL DISASTER RESPONDERS TO JAPAN! http://www.kinshipcircle.org/donation See More By: Kinship Circle .4/8/11 ========== 8/25/10 Email Update: If you had thought about volunteering for the All Eyes On the Gulf Expedition project at one time but were unable to go, I am now scheduling volunteers through the end of September. If you are still interested and available to travel to the gulf for this project please let me know. I will need a photo for your ID badge (if I do not already have it) and have you complete and return the attached two forms to me. You will be invited to join the conference call briefings to learn more about the current assignments and to ask your questions. All dates are open at this time. A change has been made to housing. You will be staying at the UCC volunteer housing. There is a donation for this housing: $50/wk or $10/day which you would be responsible to pay. If that would be a hardship cost for you, we can discuss it privately. Bonnie Morrison Kinship Circle Volunteer Management Director 513-797-1881 Office 513-604-5509 Cell dancnfeet1 @hotmail.com

town: -> St. Louis
name: Kinship Circle Animal Disaster Aid - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Kinship Circle Animal Disaster Aid
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
supply_contact changed.
supply_phone changed.
address: MAIL DONATIONS TO: Kinship Circle / ARCH 7380 Kingsbury Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63130 -> 7380 Kingsbury Blvd.
notes: -> 8/25/10 Email Update: If you had thought about volunteering for the All Eyes On the Gulf Expedition project at one time but were unable to go, I am now scheduling volunteers through the end of September. If you are still interested and available to travel to the gulf for this project please let me know. I will need a photo for your ID badge (if I do not already have it) and have you complete and return the attached two forms to me. You will be invited to join the conference call briefings to learn more about the current assignments and to ask your questions. All dates are open at this time. A change has been made to housing. You will be staying at the UCC volunteer housing. There is a donation for this housing: $50/wk or $10/day which you would be responsible to pay. If that would be a hardship cost for you, we can discuss it privately. Bonnie Morrison Kinship Circle Volunteer Management Director 513-797-1881 Office 513-604-5509 Cell dancnfeet1 @hotmail.com
zip: 00000 -> 63130
region: Haiti, Caribbean ->
email changed.

website: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/ -> http://www.kinshipcircle.org/haiti/

state: HT -> MO
notes: 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html ----------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: Kinship Circle Urgently Needs Funds To Cover Our Haiti Animal Aid Efforts... They're there. Haiti's dogs (and other animals). These commonly taunted street dogs were timid pre-quake, but are finally seen in some press photos. Kinship Circle is working round the clock with other animal protection organizations to get resources to them. There are many challenges: the scale of human tragedy, lack of security, limited access... One obstacle we can overcome is lack of funding. Please help us ensure these animals get aid. We've been informed that packs of dogs have been spotted. We have expert volunteers on standby...but don't have funds to cover the work we've undertaken. Kinship Circle is part of a unified response effort called the Animal Relief Coalition of Haiti (ARCH). Under the leadership of the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), we will keep you informed about endeavors to save Haiti's animal earthquake victims. in Happier Days, One Haiti Street Dog Finds Love... WeCanBuildAnOrphanage.com writes: Street dogs are poorly treated in Haiti with people kicking them throwing rocks at them. This makes dogs afraid of people for the most part. Because of this, children are taught to stay away from dogs and that they are dangerous. This repeats the cycle of people growing up abusing street dogs. The whole thing is sad — but at our little home for AIDS orphans we found room for one little furry orphan and we’re showing folks that dogs and kids can be friends! January 12, 2010 changed everything for the Caribbean nation of Haiti A 7.0 magnitude earthquake collided into its capital, Port-au-Prince. Human casualties are estimated beyond the tens of thousands, as the cries of people trapped beneath concrete begin to fade. Task forces and troops have assembled worldwide to aid Haiti's human victims. But Kinship Circle followers also want to know about the animals. The breadth of destruction in this disaster has been compared to Katrina. Still, animal repercussions are different. Farm animals (goats, chickens, pigs) and native wild animals need help. A mostly homeless dog population, struggling to survive before the earthquake, needs comforting hands. In fact an unknown number of "community" animals await relief. We've pledged our time, people, and resources to Haiti animal relief. Can you help us raise funds? ->
cat_notes: -> LTel 2/18/10: This org is RED FLAGGED. Discuss in private with Leslie Teltoe for details.

notes: 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are supported so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. It is also of great importantance to bring to awareness that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html ----------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: Kinship Circle Urgently Needs Funds To Cover Our Haiti Animal Aid Efforts... They're there. Haiti's dogs (and other animals). These commonly taunted street dogs were timid pre-quake, but are finally seen in some press photos. Kinship Circle is working round the clock with other animal protection organizations to get resources to them. There are many challenges: the scale of human tragedy, lack of security, limited access... One obstacle we can overcome is lack of funding. Please help us ensure these animals get aid. We've been informed that packs of dogs have been spotted. We have expert volunteers on standby...but don't have funds to cover the work we've undertaken. Kinship Circle is part of a unified response effort called the Animal Relief Coalition of Haiti (ARCH). Under the leadership of the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), we will keep you informed about endeavors to save Haiti's animal earthquake victims. in Happier Days, One Haiti Street Dog Finds Love... WeCanBuildAnOrphanage.com writes: Street dogs are poorly treated in Haiti with people kicking them throwing rocks at them. This makes dogs afraid of people for the most part. Because of this, children are taught to stay away from dogs and that they are dangerous. This repeats the cycle of people growing up abusing street dogs. The whole thing is sad — but at our little home for AIDS orphans we found room for one little furry orphan and we’re showing folks that dogs and kids can be friends! January 12, 2010 changed everything for the Caribbean nation of Haiti A 7.0 magnitude earthquake collided into its capital, Port-au-Prince. Human casualties are estimated beyond the tens of thousands, as the cries of people trapped beneath concrete begin to fade. Task forces and troops have assembled worldwide to aid Haiti's human victims. But Kinship Circle followers also want to know about the animals. The breadth of destruction in this disaster has been compared to Katrina. Still, animal repercussions are different. Farm animals (goats, chickens, pigs) and native wild animals need help. A mostly homeless dog population, struggling to survive before the earthquake, needs comforting hands. In fact an unknown number of "community" animals await relief. We've pledged our time, people, and resources to Haiti animal relief. Can you help us raise funds? -> 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html ----------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: Kinship Circle Urgently Needs Funds To Cover Our Haiti Animal Aid Efforts... They're there. Haiti's dogs (and other animals). These commonly taunted street dogs were timid pre-quake, but are finally seen in some press photos. Kinship Circle is working round the clock with other animal protection organizations to get resources to them. There are many challenges: the scale of human tragedy, lack of security, limited access... One obstacle we can overcome is lack of funding. Please help us ensure these animals get aid. We've been informed that packs of dogs have been spotted. We have expert volunteers on standby...but don't have funds to cover the work we've undertaken. Kinship Circle is part of a unified response effort called the Animal Relief Coalition of Haiti (ARCH). Under the leadership of the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), we will keep you informed about endeavors to save Haiti's animal earthquake victims. in Happier Days, One Haiti Street Dog Finds Love... WeCanBuildAnOrphanage.com writes: Street dogs are poorly treated in Haiti with people kicking them throwing rocks at them. This makes dogs afraid of people for the most part. Because of this, children are taught to stay away from dogs and that they are dangerous. This repeats the cycle of people growing up abusing street dogs. The whole thing is sad — but at our little home for AIDS orphans we found room for one little furry orphan and we’re showing folks that dogs and kids can be friends! January 12, 2010 changed everything for the Caribbean nation of Haiti A 7.0 magnitude earthquake collided into its capital, Port-au-Prince. Human casualties are estimated beyond the tens of thousands, as the cries of people trapped beneath concrete begin to fade. Task forces and troops have assembled worldwide to aid Haiti's human victims. But Kinship Circle followers also want to know about the animals. The breadth of destruction in this disaster has been compared to Katrina. Still, animal repercussions are different. Farm animals (goats, chickens, pigs) and native wild animals need help. A mostly homeless dog population, struggling to survive before the earthquake, needs comforting hands. In fact an unknown number of "community" animals await relief. We've pledged our time, people, and resources to Haiti animal relief. Can you help us raise funds?

address: -> MAIL DONATIONS TO: Kinship Circle / ARCH 7380 Kingsbury Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63130
notes: 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are supported so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. It is also of great importantance to bring to awareness that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html -> 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are supported so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. It is also of great importantance to bring to awareness that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html ----------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: Kinship Circle Urgently Needs Funds To Cover Our Haiti Animal Aid Efforts... They're there. Haiti's dogs (and other animals). These commonly taunted street dogs were timid pre-quake, but are finally seen in some press photos. Kinship Circle is working round the clock with other animal protection organizations to get resources to them. There are many challenges: the scale of human tragedy, lack of security, limited access... One obstacle we can overcome is lack of funding. Please help us ensure these animals get aid. We've been informed that packs of dogs have been spotted. We have expert volunteers on standby...but don't have funds to cover the work we've undertaken. Kinship Circle is part of a unified response effort called the Animal Relief Coalition of Haiti (ARCH). Under the leadership of the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), we will keep you informed about endeavors to save Haiti's animal earthquake victims. in Happier Days, One Haiti Street Dog Finds Love... WeCanBuildAnOrphanage.com writes: Street dogs are poorly treated in Haiti with people kicking them throwing rocks at them. This makes dogs afraid of people for the most part. Because of this, children are taught to stay away from dogs and that they are dangerous. This repeats the cycle of people growing up abusing street dogs. The whole thing is sad — but at our little home for AIDS orphans we found room for one little furry orphan and we’re showing folks that dogs and kids can be friends! January 12, 2010 changed everything for the Caribbean nation of Haiti A 7.0 magnitude earthquake collided into its capital, Port-au-Prince. Human casualties are estimated beyond the tens of thousands, as the cries of people trapped beneath concrete begin to fade. Task forces and troops have assembled worldwide to aid Haiti's human victims. But Kinship Circle followers also want to know about the animals. The breadth of destruction in this disaster has been compared to Katrina. Still, animal repercussions are different. Farm animals (goats, chickens, pigs) and native wild animals need help. A mostly homeless dog population, struggling to survive before the earthquake, needs comforting hands. In fact an unknown number of "community" animals await relief. We've pledged our time, people, and resources to Haiti animal relief. Can you help us raise funds?

notes: 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are support so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. And if there is no chance? It is also of important note to recognize that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. There has not been any mass deployment to aid animals in Haiti and this tragedy is over one week old. Kindred Circle has been hard at work mobilizing and carefully planning this operation. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html -> 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are supported so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. It is also of great importantance to bring to awareness that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html

notes: 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are support so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. And if there is no chance? It is also of important note to recognize that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. There has not been any mass deployment to aid animals in Haiti and this tragedy is over one week old. Kindred Circle has been hard at work mobilizing and carefully planning this operation. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: -> 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are support so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. And if there is no chance? It is also of important note to recognize that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. There has not been any mass deployment to aid animals in Haiti and this tragedy is over one week old. Kindred Circle has been hard at work mobilizing and carefully planning this operation. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at: http://www.kinshipcircle.org/disasters/relief/haiti/2010-01-19.html

notes: 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. -> 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. Kinship Circle Disaster Aid Network is the only animal disaster rescue response organization that currently has clearance to deploy to Haiti. They are partnered with SODAPRECO (in the Dominican Republic) and will be landing in the DR Sunday, 1/24/10 and traveling to Haiti with animal aid supplies as well as a Mobile Vet Clinic. They will set up a base camp to treat injured and ailing animals. It is VITAL that our efforts are support so the animals of Haiti (strays/farm animals) have a fighting chance of survival. And if there is no chance? It is also of important note to recognize that farm animals are this countries lifeblood and in great part a means of survival. People AND animals count and without them, this country will not be able to recover. Haitian animals deserve the same dignity, concern and care as humans do. There has not been any mass deployment to aid animals in Haiti and this tragedy is over one week old. Kindred Circle has been hard at work mobilizing and carefully planning this operation. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please go to their website and donate/support this important effort at:

notes: 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens. -> 1/21/10: IMMEDIATE URGENT/CRITICAL NEEDS LIST TO RESPOND TO HAITI ANIMALS: Tents Boots Masks (to cover mouth) Eyewear or eye protection Electric Power Generator Electrical Lighting for camp at night Latex Gloves Working Gloves Catch Poles Survival equipment (food, water) Diesel Truck Horse Trailer Veterinary Supplies for a Mobile Vet Unit Medicine (First Aid for Humane and Vet Supplies) Tetanus Vaccines Rabies Vaccine Pentobarbital Fencing Leashes Trap Cages Cages Bowls Fans Hygiene Small fridge for medication Blankets Food for dogs, cats, and farm animals such as goats, donkeys, hogs, and chickens.

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