BlueFrog
Well-Known Member
naturestee, many thanks for the transport offer. That's potentially a big help in getting these guys into homes, where they belong.
I'm so sorry to hear about the non-existent adoption rate at Sheboygan. I wish I could say I'm surprised. AWL has had one rabbit adoption in what feels like forever, and that was to an employee (which doesn't make it any less appreciated, just that it shows how people are not walking in the door looking). That CatNap hasn't even been able to adopt out Snickers is A Sign, and not a good one.If it looks like the two I sent you are in trouble, please, give me a heads-up. I'm not sure what I could do, but situations change with the mythically volatile weather around here and I've pulled offlast second miracles before.
Every week I'm getting fewer and fewer animals out of AWL because I have no homes, shelters, or rescues to send them to. The staff have always gotten - and continue to get - excited when I arrive because they know I'm getting animals to safety, but even they are starting to deflate a bit at the rapidly decreasing numbers. They know I'm trying as hard as I'm able, and in fact the director gave me a really nice certificate of appreciation (something which is not SOP even for volunteers) for all the work I've done for them. I'm just frustrated that I can't do more. But I can't. As it is I still have four hamsters born to an AWL refugee in August that I can't seem to place. The only critters I've been able to help in any appreciable amounts are rats, and that's strictly because that's where I have the best contacts.
And because I agree wholeheartedly with naturestee's statement but believe it deserves more emphasis:
RECESSIONS SUCK!