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News from the Cat welfare Society of Israel
August 23, 2005:
Report from the fieldRead an account of the settlement cat rescue efforts and how a lab named Bobby helped us.
August 22, 2005:
We urgently need volunteers with video cameras to help in our rescue efforts. For more information contact us at: Email: cats_il1@netvision.net.il
August 18, 2005
This evening Cat Welfare Society volunteers finished transfering all 150 cats and kittens and 1 dog, who were rescued last week from the West Bank settlements of Ganim and Kadim to our sanctuary in Hadera after undergoing medical examinations, spay/neutering and vaccinations. We are waiting for permission from the army to return to the settlements to rescue the remaining cats. See some photos of rescue. Read detailed account of the rescues.
August 15, 2005:
Update on animals left behind in settlements during disengagement -- still time to save lives
Since Wednesday, August 10th, Cat Welfare Society Activists have been going to the West Bank settlements of Ganim and Kadim to rescue cats left behind when their feeders were evacuated. So far they have trapped, neutered and vaccinated over 140 cats and kittens. They also rescued a 14- year-old Mini pincher whose owners requested assistance because they were unable to take him. (There are two more settlements in north Shomron and 20 more in Gush Katif in Gaza where animals have been left behind).
The Noah animal organizaton federation is planning a cooperative rescue operation in Gaza but as yet has not received any funding.
Letters are needed to prevent the death of hundreds of abandoned cats during the Gaza Disengagement
Please send polite letters to the following government ministers urging them to get involved and help fund the rescue efforts: (Sample letter)
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon: pm_heb@pmo.gov.il Fax: +9720226705475
Shalom Simchon, Minister of the Environment: sar@environment.gov.il and ssimhon@knesset.gov.il Fax: +9722-6553837
Israel Katz, Minister of Agriculture: sar@moag.gov.il and yiskatz@knesset.gov.il and http://www.moag.gov.il/english/write_us/ Fax: +9722-6290166
Feel free to contact us with any questions or if you would like to help us.
Phones: 03-6242350 or 03-6242392Email: cats_il1@netvision.net.il Donations can be made by credit card over our secure server at: https://www1.servesecure.net/cats.org.il/index.php?id=169
MissionFounded in 1990 by Ms. Rivi Mayer, CWSI is the only shelter in Israel exclusively for felines. We have embraced the no-kill philosophy and will do everything we can to aid all cats in need -- including the old, those witih disabilities, the war wounded, ferals, those abandoned for behavior problems -- and, of course, the kittens and young, healthy adults. Read more
ServicesCWSI operates a sanctuary in Hadera for over 600 cats. We are also active on the legal front, promote spay/neuter, and provide medical care for injured animals. Read more
Quick facts
The Cat Welfare Society of Israel has been responsible for major, positive impacts on the lives of Israel's homeless animals and has gained a reputation for professionalism at both the national and international levels. Read more
Nonprofit status
August 23, 2005:
Report from the fieldRead an account of the settlement cat rescue efforts and how a lab named Bobby helped us.
August 22, 2005:
We urgently need volunteers with video cameras to help in our rescue efforts. For more information contact us at: Email: cats_il1@netvision.net.il
August 18, 2005
This evening Cat Welfare Society volunteers finished transfering all 150 cats and kittens and 1 dog, who were rescued last week from the West Bank settlements of Ganim and Kadim to our sanctuary in Hadera after undergoing medical examinations, spay/neutering and vaccinations. We are waiting for permission from the army to return to the settlements to rescue the remaining cats. See some photos of rescue. Read detailed account of the rescues.
August 15, 2005:
Update on animals left behind in settlements during disengagement -- still time to save lives
Since Wednesday, August 10th, Cat Welfare Society Activists have been going to the West Bank settlements of Ganim and Kadim to rescue cats left behind when their feeders were evacuated. So far they have trapped, neutered and vaccinated over 140 cats and kittens. They also rescued a 14- year-old Mini pincher whose owners requested assistance because they were unable to take him. (There are two more settlements in north Shomron and 20 more in Gush Katif in Gaza where animals have been left behind).
The Noah animal organizaton federation is planning a cooperative rescue operation in Gaza but as yet has not received any funding.
Letters are needed to prevent the death of hundreds of abandoned cats during the Gaza Disengagement
Please send polite letters to the following government ministers urging them to get involved and help fund the rescue efforts: (Sample letter)
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon: pm_heb@pmo.gov.il Fax: +9720226705475
Shalom Simchon, Minister of the Environment: sar@environment.gov.il and ssimhon@knesset.gov.il Fax: +9722-6553837
Israel Katz, Minister of Agriculture: sar@moag.gov.il and yiskatz@knesset.gov.il and http://www.moag.gov.il/english/write_us/ Fax: +9722-6290166
Feel free to contact us with any questions or if you would like to help us.
Phones: 03-6242350 or 03-6242392Email: cats_il1@netvision.net.il Donations can be made by credit card over our secure server at: https://www1.servesecure.net/cats.org.il/index.php?id=169
MissionFounded in 1990 by Ms. Rivi Mayer, CWSI is the only shelter in Israel exclusively for felines. We have embraced the no-kill philosophy and will do everything we can to aid all cats in need -- including the old, those witih disabilities, the war wounded, ferals, those abandoned for behavior problems -- and, of course, the kittens and young, healthy adults. Read more
ServicesCWSI operates a sanctuary in Hadera for over 600 cats. We are also active on the legal front, promote spay/neuter, and provide medical care for injured animals. Read more
Quick facts
The Cat Welfare Society of Israel has been responsible for major, positive impacts on the lives of Israel's homeless animals and has gained a reputation for professionalism at both the national and international levels. Read more
Nonprofit status
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