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DiAnna Pfaff-Martin has been helping private party and rescued animals to find new homes since 1996. Please share each issue of “The Animal Report” and www.animalnetwork.org with friends, family and co-workers to help spread valuable information to the pet-loving community and to support local animals in finding new homes. Please donate to spay/neuter funds and always spay/neuter, microchip, collar and tag your pets. With your help we believe we will better serve local people and their pets |
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COVER STORY WHITE SIAMESE MEETS HER ROMEO!
Pictured White Siamese Juliette With Her Thirteen Babies! Rescue Organization: Community Animal Network Story: Rescued
From Orange County Animal The
beautiful young Siamese-look momma cat that we have called Juliette
certainly met her Romeo! Her “thirteen” Siamese-look kittens were just
two week old when Community Animal Network rescued the cat family from the “In the history of Community Animal Network we have never witnessed, or even heard of a mom cat having over ten kittens”, says DiAnna Pfaff-Martin the founder. Thirteen kittens were just too many for Juliette's little body to support. Bottle feeders and critical support care was needed in order to save them. The tiny five and a half pound momma and her thirteen kittens became ill after rescue with the common shelter cold that claimed the lives of five of the babies. Thanks to the care of Dr. Elaine Wexler-Mitchells' "Cat Care Clinic of Orange" and the kittens' caregiver the surviving kittens are thriving. Momma Juliette along with her eight blue eyed kittens of Siamese descents; include four “Foreign White Siamese-looks”, two “Snowshoe Siamese-looks”, one “Chocolate Point Siamese-looks” and one “Blue Point Siamese-look”. Oriental breeds are known to be very affectionate, highly intelligent and have bold personalities and combined with additional lovable qualities after being bottle-fed. Momma Juliette and her pride of kittens can be seen at Fashion Island adoption events sponsored by Russo’s Pet Experience every Saturday and Sunday (12 noon – 4pm) until they have all found homes. See www.animalnetwork.org for requirements to adopt and individual photos of all kitten litters being shown each weekend. Adoption Fee:
$ 350.00 placement fee has advantages with adopting in pairs and we have a
mom and baby adoption special to consider. Animals are raised in loving
homes, spayed and neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed and have flea
treatment. Kittens are implanted with an AVID microchip implant and the chip
registration fee is paid. A 30 day health plan and a 30 day return policy
along with a 30 minute pet-parenting class is given to add value to your
adoption. Get involved! Save lives by becoming a foster parent! Lives depend on the public volunteering! Call 949.533.0411 or donate to our local animal ministry. Memo Momma & 13 Babies – Tax ID 33-0971560 on your check and mail to Community Animal Network, P.O. Box 8662 Newport Beach, CA, 92658. Organization:
Community Animal Network Web Address:
www.animalnetwork.org
E-mail:
wantcat@animalnetwork.org Phone:949.759.3646 |
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P E T C L A S S I
F I E D S P e t s B e l o n g I n H o m e s N o t I n S h e l t e r s! We believe animals have a right to find a home that they are happy in. Local people who care, vet hospitals, pet friendly businesses and other animal organizations make up our network. Through collaboration we believe we can better serve local people and their pets. DOGS
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Advertising Service Listing Fee $75.00 For Pets-In-Public Showing Dates Requirements To Adopt Placement Service Fees. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ JO JO
SENIOR ENTERS CARE FACILITY JO JO NEEDS A NEW HOME "Jo Jo" Golden Retriever Sheltie Mix Accustomed to a Quiet Home. Gets Along with Cats!! 9 1/2 Year Old, Female Spayed, Vaccinated, De-Wormed, No fleas Blood Tested To Confirm Health and Microchipped Favorite Toy: Stuffed Animal Squeaky Toy Private Party Listing: Gala's Aunt's Dog The Animal Network of Orange County Markets and Promotes Private Party Pets and Rescue Animals That Need to Find New Homes.
About this Dog: Email: wantdog@animalnetwork.org _________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUNSET
WANTS TO BE THE ONLY DOG TO LOVE YOU! "Sunset" 2 1/2 year old Spayed Female Jack Russell Terrier / Aussie Shepherd Mix (Pet-parent says mom was an Aussie!) Favorite Toy: Tennis Ball. Will Catch In Mid Air Over And Over. Private Party Listing: Ellen's Dog The Animal Network of Orange County Markets and Promotes Private Party Pets and Rescue Animals That Need to Find New Homes. About this Dog: Email: wantdog@animalnetwork.org _____________________________________________ |
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P E T C L A S S I
F I E D S P e t s B e l o n g I n H o m e s N o t I n S h e l t e r s! We believe animals have a right to find a home that they are happy in. Local people who care, vet hospitals, pet friendly businesses and other animal organizations make up our network. Through collaboration we believe we can better serve local people and their pets. CATS
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Advertising Service Listing Fee $75.00 For Pets-In-Public Showing Dates Requirements To Adopt Placement Service Fees _________________________________________________________________________________________________ TRUCK DRIVER RESCUES KITTENS FROM STRAY
The
Truck Driver’s Kittens
Our four male kittens who are named after trucks;
Mac (Black and White), Kodiak (white with Black), Tundra ( White) and
Dakota ( Caregiver: Peggy Hamilton
Rescue Supported By
"COMMUNITY ANIMAL NETWORK"
The Animal Network of Orange County Markets and Promotes Private Party Pets and Rescue Animals That Need to Find New Homes About These Animals: Email: wantcat@animalnetwork.org
Memo Your Checks Non-Profit Tax ID# 33- 0971560
Community Animal Network Program: Free Spay for Momma Cats, Get All Kittens Great Homes* Community Animal Network’s number one rescue call is from people who are feeding a stray cat that becomes pregnant, or did not have their own cat fixed in time. Community Animal Network will provide a spay for any momma cat and provide the customary vet medical services for all kittens finding new homes. There are just too many calls for help and we welcome your donations for this worthy program. * Restrictions Apply - All Kittens Must Find Homes Through Adoption and Will Be Spayed / Neutered Along with Microchip and Vaccines, De-Worm And De-flea. Free Spay Program Qualifies With Full Litters Of Five (5) Kittens. Otherwise A Donation Is Accepted. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ EASY GOING FAT CAT SAVED!
"Ozzie" Orange and White 7 1/2 year old Neutered Male Caregiver: Erika
DEATH ROW RESCUE Supported By "ANIMAL ALLIANCE"
The Animal Network of Orange County Markets and Promotes Private Party Pets and Rescue Animals That Need to Find New Homes. About This Animal: Email: wantcat@animalnetwork.org _________________________________________________________________________________________________ STRAY CAT CARED FOR BY GOOD CITIZEN
"Tessa" Calico Cat 1 1/2 - 2 years old, spayed female Caregiver: Rhonda
Good Citizen Rescue Supported By
"COMMUNITY ANIMAL NETWORK"
The Animal Network of Orange County Markets and Promotes Private Party Pets and Rescue Animals That Need to Find New Homes. About This Animal: Email: wantcat@animalnetwork.org
Memo Your Checks Non-Profit Tax ID# 33- 0971560
Community Animal Network Program: Good Citizen Foster And Rescue* Community Animal Network provides customary vet medical rescue services* for "pet-quality" abandoned and stray animals. A donation will be accepted to help with expenses. Community Animal Network has "no" kennel. The animal(s) are cared for in the rescuers home and are driven to and from local contracted veterinarians and adoption events by appointment. We welcome anyone donating to this worthy program. * Restrictions Apply - This Program is for Stray or Abandoned Animals Only;Not for Private Party Pets. Customary rescue vet medical services are spay, neuter, vaccinations, de-worm, de-flea and microchip, ear mites and eye infections and other typical rescue illness. the program does "not" provide services for animals in critical condition, or sick.
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LET COMMUNITY ANIMAL NETWORK KNOW YOU APPRECIATE THE EFFORT PLEASE SEND YOUR FINANCIAL GIFTS
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