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Wylie – kitty in need – updated!

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Update March 4th, 2013 – Wylie is doing really well!  Dr. Bailey has said that he is ready to be adopted!!  Hi foster mom, Karen, says that he is doing well and would be best suited to a quiet home with no other animals.

Meet our newest rescue, Wylie.  He was spotted by a kind woman, Lois, in her yard.  He was trying to eat some peanuts that Lois had left out for the squirrels.  She watched him for a week, not knowing what to do, but seeing that he had a very badly broken leg that had healed badly.  Luckily, she saw Karen from Barn Rats Needs Barn Cats on TV, so she knew just who to call.  Karen, in turn, contacted us here at GVAC and we agreed to take this poor kitty into care once she trapped him.  After a 5am trapping by Lois, she had Wylie in her trap and needed to get him to the vet asap.  As soon as Karen saw him, she realized that he was not a feral cat at all, but a poor stray or abandoned kitty.  Karen & Lois rushed him to the emergency clinic, paying for xrays and emergency care from their own pockets.

Karen had given us the heads up that Wylie was going to be trapped soon, so we had contacted Juan de Fuca vet and they offered a very good discount on thier fees so that we could help this poor kitty.  They took him in right away and found that his leg had been broken approximately 3 months ago and that he also had some badly broken teeth.  There was no way to save his leg, having healed so badly, so it was amputated.

Wylie before surgery:

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Now, Wylie is being fostered by Karen, but is in full care of GVAC.  We have promised to pay all of his vet bills and will find him the most perfect home once he has healed completely and the vets at Juan de Fuca give him a clean bill of health.

So far, GVAC has payed $2000 for his vet bills and are asking our wonderful supporters to help out in any way they can.  Karen is emailing us pictures so that we can continue to update this page.

Wylie after surgery:

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Wylie from a couple of days ago:

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You can help by donating toward Wylie’s vet bills:

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Tax Receipts are on their way!

We want to let all of our wonderful donors know that we will be sending out all 2009 tax receipts within the next week. 

Thank you to all our supporters for helping to make 2009 a most wonderful year for many stray and abandoned animals – our work continues thanks to you.

Here is to a bright new year in 2010 filled with wonderful things for all living creatures.

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Holiday Gift Donations

Please consider making a holiday gift donation to your family and friends and support GVAC at the same time.  We will send a holiday card with a personal message to the person of your choice.  Email us at gvac@shaw.ca for a Holiday Gift form.

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GVAC’s 9th Annual Wags to Whiskers Dinner and Silent Auction was a huge success!!

We made over $20,000 to help save animals at this year’s dinner and auction.  A thank you to all the volunteers who helped make it happen, the people and businesses that donated to our cause and to the wonderful folks who came out and purchased tickets to the event!

A very special thank you goes out to the following volunteers, who worked hard on the night of the event even though they purchased their own dinner tickets, as did the board members:

Jeff, Kelly, Joyce, Kirsten, Brian, Lara, Sebastian, Cindy, Marguerite, Thomas, Sylvia and our MC Steve.  We could not have done it without you!