As many of you know, there has been an ongoing “battle” to save the lives of the feral rabbits at U-Vic. But, there is good news! The permits are starting to be approved by the Ministry of Environment and Laura-Leah Shaw, who has arranged for a portion of the rabbits to go to the Wild Rose Rescue Ranch in Texas: http://wildroserescueranch.com/index.htm, has received hers this week. Now what is needed is to start major fund-raising in order to send these rabbits to Texas. This sanctuary (found after a very long search by Laura-Leah and her assistant) has agreed to take up to 1000 sterilized feral rabbits – a most generous gesture for those otherwise doomed little creatures.
Through an organization called The Responsible Animal Care Society (TRACS) people can donate to the funds for saving the U-Vic rabbits. Funding is needed for legal issues, medical and transportation costs as well as food/water for the travelling bunnies.
Instructions are: go to TRACS website called “The Battle of the U-Vic Bunnies”.
www.tracs-bc.ca/uvicbun.html
P&G Pet Care has issued a voluntary recall on all of their dry food Eukanuba & Iams Veterinary Diets with best before dates between July 1/10 – Dec 1/11 (in all sizes and varieties.) This is a precautionary recall only. Earlier this week P&G determined that some products made in their dry food facility may have the potential for salmonella contamination. No salmonella-related illnesses have been confirmed, however, the P&G company has voluntarily stopped all production at the plant in question until the concern has been resolved. No canned food, biscuits/treats or supplements are affected by this recall. These products are made in a different facility.
For further information regarding this recall please contact P&G Pet Care at 1-877-340-8823, visit http://www.iams.com/iams/en_US/data_root/html/recall_message.html, or contact your veterinarian.
“The Second Annual Clothesline Show” and “Coast Collective Festival of Animals”
Two Great events in one!
Imagine acres of art, strung between the trees, propped on logs, nestled into tents, all beside a beautiful blue lagoon. Imagine watching artists at work. Imagine live music, food, beer and wine, and more on the beautiful grounds of the Coast Collective. Imagine being part of it all.
Whether you’d like to display your work, paint on the grounds this day or view the spectacle, come join dozens of artists and hundreds of visitors for this fun-filled day, August 15, 2010.
Festival of Animals
As a complement to the “Critters and Creatures” Art Show in our Gallery, we’re holding a Festival of Animals on the grounds of the Coast Collective on August 15. Animal rescue and support groups will have informational displays scattered across the Coast Collective grounds, including: SPCA Wild Arc, Greater Victoria Animal Crusaders, Alternative Wildlife Solutions, Victoria Lost Pets, Victoria Adoptables, Cats Cradle Animal Rescue and more. If you love animals, come learn more about how to help them from fellow animal-lovers.
3221 Heatherbell Road
Victoria, BC
V9C 1Y8
Ph: 250.391.5522
www.coastcollective.ca


Hugo was went missing on June 30th 2010, from the Triangle Mountain Area Colwood BC Canada.
He is a Male (5 years old) Neutered Purebred Bengal with a Tattoo in his ear ( SM16V) from Glenview Animal Hospital on Jacklin Rd.
He is a very gentle good natured cat and very friendly. One of his fangs is chipped on the very tip.
If you have seen him, please contact:
Steven Sebestyen 250-896-8965 beginfresh@mac.com
****LOST****
Grey and Yellow Male Cockatiel. Answers to “Spoofy”. Please phone Lynn Rubin at: 250-391-4494 or on her cell phone: 250-589-8219 if you have any information.
Lost near Meaford Rd, near Memorial Park, in Langford
Lola & her foster brother Coal
Kitten season has come late and we are full of kittens! We have 12 little ones coming up for adoption and of course Lola, Suki and Sadie – our older kittens are still looking for their forever homes.
If you are interested, either email us at info@animalcrusaders.ca or fill out our application form here:
Click here for our “CAT” application form
Spartacat has been found and is happy to be reunited with his people. He is happily asleep on his cushion back where he belongs!
Picasso was last seen June 6th, 2010. She escaped through a window at
her new home in Sidney. She was recently adopted, therefore a bit skittish. Please
contact Roz at 250-544-0808 or rozmilne@Telus.net or info@animalcrusaders.ca if you see her.
Missing since Friday June 25 morning from his home in Sidney BC
Please call 778-426-1840 if you’ve seen him.
***Cash reward for his safe return.***
Very much missed by his peoples and dashie buddy Maggie
Male Japanese Bobtail -
Small, slim build
body is white with black patches – head & ears all black
black mask around eyes
black stub for a tail (no tail)- answers to the name Scooby….