Volunteers WERE Desperately Needed at the new shelter! Only a couple volunteered and that was not enough to run the facility
People volunteer but don't commit in Bee County; I am sad to say that. I have Helped Doris and the county to spay and neuter, doctor and house in the last 8 years thousands of animals to get them adopted. I am ashamed that the people of Beeville feel more need to gamble, and be self righteous than willing to help each other or the animals that God created to give us love and loyalty. As of the First of November I will tender my resignation to the PAA and will probably move from the area, so I may disassociate myself from the people here that feel the need to buy drugs, things and leave animals on every doorstep of freeway for everyone else to look after, because they feel it isn't their responsibility.
Even people that were a part of our group in the beginning stopped because they did not want to get politically involved. Very few want to donate money because we are not a state of the art building or have the resources of some of the larger rescues or humane groups of South Texas do. Does anyone even remember when they first started out how their buildings looked, or the number of people that helped out? It would have only taken 5 tp 10 people a week to help clean the kennels and help keep the ticks and fleas at bay. Instead you would rather leave it to one person who is not able to do it on her own, so you can complain that it is not done right.If you have a leak at your house you fix it, do you not? Why can you not see a problem at the kennels and offer to fix it? Most of the time it would have taken an hour at most of your time to clean out one kennel. Instead you let someone from out of the county make accusations without standing up for what you know is right for Bee County (to have a shelter that is being useful).
In the 6 months that I have been adopting out animals this year, I have adopted close to 200 healthy, happy, loving friends. It breaks my heart that I can no longer do them any good here in Beeville. The residents of Beevile have no fight in them for anything but self. I am ashamed to say that. You would rather beg Doris for dog and cat food, vet bills to be paid, vaccinations she can not afford to give but will not turn down. You even beg food and bills for your families as well, but do you pitch in to help her when she is sick or running out of money during the month? No, not that I have seen, but she is determined to be there for you all anyway.
Now you can go back to complaining that Doris is putting dogs around town and that there are to many cats in your neighborhoods.
If someone drops a dog or kittens off on your doorstep, you find them homes or shoot them, don't call Doris AND FEEL GOOD ABOUT WHAT YOU DO..
If you don't want that offer to foster the animals for Doris I am sure she will appreciate it.
The Wags & Whiskers No-Kill Pet Shelter would like to thank the few supportive people of Bee County for the donated materials and pet foods in 2007 and on into 2008. I also want to thank The Prison workers for all the help they gave me while they could. Thank you!
Doris will still need your help Beeville with the intown crowd. She will still be feeding feral cats and adopting from the pound because that is what she does. .PAA Membership Meeting
The Pet Assistance Association meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month in the Community Meeting Room of First National Bank at 1400 E. Houston, Beeville, TX. Refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited to attend. For more information, please call 361-358-4124. Here is the schedule for 2007:PAA Adoption Day!
By appointment at the shelter on 202, for more information call me at 361-354-1231until November 1st. After that call Doris Wren at 361-358-4124.PAA Update on Radio "Kicker 106" FM
PSA's Done by Elizabeth Villines.Who We Are
The Pet Assistance Association, Inc. was organized in 1976 when a group of caring Bee county residents came together to incorporate the organization as a 501(c) 3 Corporation whose primary purpose was to reduce the number of unwanted animals by sponsoring low-cost spay and neuter surgeries for dogs and cats. Since that time, Association volunteers have cared for thousands of stray animals, provided adoptive homes, medical treatments, food, and spay and neuter surgeries at a reduced rate for those who could not afford the cost. The organization has worked closely with an area veterinarian and the public in these endeavors. Another focus of the organization is public education aimed at encouraging responsible pet ownership stressing the need to spay and neuter family pets in order to cut down on the number of unwanted animals that are tragically put to death each year. All funding is provided by private individuals and foundations. Your donations go to the animals and the Wags & Whiskers No-kill Rescue of Bee County.Our Goal
We have received a grant for the second year(starting September1st 2008) for free spaying and neutering( from the Texas Friendly Liscence plate funds) administered at the South Texas Veterinary clinic for anyone on Foodstamps or Medicaid. If you would like to contribute to our effort by helping with low cost spaying and neutering for those who do not qualify for this program, please contact us at 361-358-4124.We Need YOUR Help!
The Pet Assistance Association is looking for donations at the following levels. Friend: $15.00, Helper: $25.00, Supporter: $50.00, Sponsor: $100.00, Benefactor $250.00, or Angel: any amount over that..
Contributors at all levels will have their names added to the PAA website if requested. This endeavor is non-profit. That does not mean it costs nothing to run. Help us today save and house these animals!Monthly Sponsorship Members!
Doris Wren
Linda Lewis
Pam ComptonZimmers Nursery,Rapid Car Wash,Pizzarific, Pizza Hut,Dominos Pizza,Schultz & Wroten Pharmacy,Linda Lewis,Pat Aguirre, Mike Beck, Adylene Bohac, Pat Bomba, Kathy Burns, Linda Davis, Buck Ely, Olga Galvan, Mary Guero, Jeanne Hodgkiss, Jennifer Keels, Cathy Kelly, Karen Langston, Donna Lifland, Donna Lifton, Jaunita "Janey" Lockhart, John D. Lockhart, Eric Luna, Ray McCrosky, Barbara McGuffin, Alene Pena, Angelita Rodriguez, David Smith, Peggy Smith, Elizabeth Standiford, Jennie Vandever, Elizabeth Villines, Karen Williams. PAA's Valued Supporters
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One Time Gifts!
Angel - More than $250.00
Pam Compton in California - a $500.00 pledge through the United Way in 2008
Monte and LuAnn Nolan
Larry Reagan
Britt and Elizabeth Villines
Dougherty Foundation
First National Bank of Beeville
AEP/CPL
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawson
Mr. Jay Lawson
Curves Fitness
A perfect Fit
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Benefactor -- $250.00
Bee Family Fun Center - Owners - Charles & Bonnie Smith Jr.
Alex and Pat Aguirre: patscats@awesomenet.net
Kicker 106 FM Radio
John Lockhart
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Sponsor -- $100.00
LuAnn and Monte Nolan
The Texas Tobacco Shop
Mary Martins Package Store
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Supporter-- $50.00
Lacks Furniture Store
Lazy R Saddlery and My Sisters Shop
R.W. Dirks, Jr.
Rio Six Cinemas
South Texas Veterinary Clinic
The Country Villa Mobile Home Park
Tractor Supply Company
Patti Myers
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Helper-- $25.00
Afforable Insurance
PetsMart in Corpus Christi
Gilberts Fine Jewlery
Fish And More
Bee Picayune Newspaper
Jackson Hewitt Income Tax
Salvadore Garza
HEB Grocery Store
Wal-Mart SuperStore
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Friend -- $15.00
Pet Assistance Association of South Texas (PAA)
P.O. Box 1163
Beeville, Texas 78104
Phone: 358-4124
Email: patscats@awesomenet.net or call Pat at 361-287-3727
Email: poetrymom2000@yahoo.com
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