Mysts38
November 1st, 2004, 05:25 PM
This message comes from the Canadiangoldens.com site.if you can help in ANY WAY Please get in touch with Quebec Golden Rescue AKA Margaret Blackman Anyway you can help is appreciated,donations of food and toys etc are always appreciated
margaret_blackman@hotmail.com[/email]
I do not want to turn this site into a rescue platform, but we have a crisis on our hands at the moment.
As most of you know, I am a volunteer with Quebec Golden Rescue. We have been flooded this past week with urgent appeals to take in dogs (7 dogs so far in one week) and we just do not have the foster space to handle them all. We were able to take in 2 and find other rescue spots for two more (including a possibly pregnant female) (We have 5 goldens in rescue now).The other three are definately at risk to be killed or land up in puppy mills. I am frustrated as I am on crutches at the moment and had to send my own golden away, so I can not foster.
Ontario Golden Rescue has generously offered some of their foster homes, so the two males and the one female (see below) are safe, but I was hoping that some website members (maybe who live closer to the Ontario/Quebec border) might be able to help us as well.
We have received an email regarding a village in northern Quebec who round up all strays twice a year, take them to the village dump and shoot the dogs, yes shoot them. (death by bullet and electricucian are still legal in Quebec !!) The semi-annual round up is within the next two weeks. One sweet golden has been coming to this one house every day. She is very friendly and keeps asking to come inside the house.
We will be moving heaven and earth to get this girl to safety, (it is a 10 hour drive up to this village) but things have reached crisis proportions here. We have already taken in more rescues than last year and last year was a record year. (we re told that there are other golden strays in the same village, who will be shot as well - we do not have any further info about them at this time i.e. gone wild, etc.)
Anyone who could offer a foster home would be greatly appreciated.
Our website is www.geocities.com/goldenrescueqc and my email address is available from this website as well.
There was a discussion recently about the work involved in having two goldens. Fostering would be one way to find out if you are suited as a "double gold" household.
Thank you on behalf of Secours Golden Rescue Quebec
Margaret
margaret_blackman@hotmail.com[/email]
I do not want to turn this site into a rescue platform, but we have a crisis on our hands at the moment.
As most of you know, I am a volunteer with Quebec Golden Rescue. We have been flooded this past week with urgent appeals to take in dogs (7 dogs so far in one week) and we just do not have the foster space to handle them all. We were able to take in 2 and find other rescue spots for two more (including a possibly pregnant female) (We have 5 goldens in rescue now).The other three are definately at risk to be killed or land up in puppy mills. I am frustrated as I am on crutches at the moment and had to send my own golden away, so I can not foster.
Ontario Golden Rescue has generously offered some of their foster homes, so the two males and the one female (see below) are safe, but I was hoping that some website members (maybe who live closer to the Ontario/Quebec border) might be able to help us as well.
We have received an email regarding a village in northern Quebec who round up all strays twice a year, take them to the village dump and shoot the dogs, yes shoot them. (death by bullet and electricucian are still legal in Quebec !!) The semi-annual round up is within the next two weeks. One sweet golden has been coming to this one house every day. She is very friendly and keeps asking to come inside the house.
We will be moving heaven and earth to get this girl to safety, (it is a 10 hour drive up to this village) but things have reached crisis proportions here. We have already taken in more rescues than last year and last year was a record year. (we re told that there are other golden strays in the same village, who will be shot as well - we do not have any further info about them at this time i.e. gone wild, etc.)
Anyone who could offer a foster home would be greatly appreciated.
Our website is www.geocities.com/goldenrescueqc and my email address is available from this website as well.
There was a discussion recently about the work involved in having two goldens. Fostering would be one way to find out if you are suited as a "double gold" household.
Thank you on behalf of Secours Golden Rescue Quebec
Margaret
