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Antifreeze update.

Well everyone, I just got back from the vet. While I was taking care of Baby boy, I was holding fluffer. She gave me a very sad look on her face as she was gasping for air.

I drove up to the vets and had to do the most hardest thing.
She is now at peace with her siblings.

In memory of Fluffer, Baby boy, George, and Precious who I lost to Antifreeze poisoning.

Tomorrow (Tuesday) will make 2 weeks since I found the antifreeze.

I ask if everyone would burn a candle tomorrow at 7pm October 7th and remember the raccoons that were lost this year to Parvo and Antifreeze.

Going back to the vets

This has been an on going thing for almost 2 weeks.

I will keep everyone informed, George is not doing well. Please check the forum for updates.

http://www.etsy.com/forums_thread.php?thread_id=5832788

Thanks

Amanda

AWBAR NEEDS HELP!

Hey everyone.
I need your help!

I released all the raccoons but three. Yesterday 2 of them came back. Some one decided to be rude enough and leave anti freeze where we feed the raccoons. My father and I cleaned it up then found the gallon that was used in the forest. We did run several tests and discovered the news a couple of hours ago.

They started walking funny, vomiting and their kidneys are starting to shut down. We gave them as many of fluids as we could 650cc each. The only thing we can do now, is cross our fingers and hope for the best. The antidote medication that they need is very expensive and they do not carry it at the vets office. It can be ordered,however for now I will be up for the next few days. This happened less than 24 hours ago, and it can take up to 36-72 hours for the antifreeze to kill them. So far my vet bill is $227.00 and I must return tomorrow ( Thursday) for more fluids. Because the raccoons are larger and not friendly, we have to gas them in order to give them the IV’s that they need. My heart is broken, for all I went through this year with the parvo. It was hard enough to release them, now discovering the antifreeze.

When I go back to the vets office tomorrow, I will take photos to show everyone. The raccoons look so sad. I will post the photos here.

I need your Help! If you can make a contribution to help pay for this vet bill I would greatly appreciate it.

If you are using paypal please use abandonedwildbabiesrescue@hotmail.com

Thank you everyone for your in advance for your help!

Please REPOST this BULLETIN! I NEED ALL THE HELP I CAN GET!

THANKS

WWW. AWBAR.
COM

Raffle Basket 2008

Dear Friends,

Abandoned Wild Babies Animal Rescue is having its 3rd annual gift basket raffle! Money raised will help offset the expenses of raising and releasing wildlife in 2009! Please help us help wild animals. They deserve a second chance! 100% of all proceeds will help provide the wild animals with food, shelter and vet bills.

Our 1st place price is for an extra large wildlife basket filled with lots of goodies. This basket is valued at $100.00. There will also be a 2nd place basket, valued at $50.00 and a 3rd basket valued at $30.00.

Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 tickets for $5.00
(Link is located in the side bar under paypal)

Thank you in advanced for your participation! Please remember Abandoned Wild Babies Animal Rescue is NOT a non for profit organization nor is AWBAR attached to any other organization. This out of love we have for animals.

Our non for profit status is in the making!

Etsy Angels!

A group of very compassionate, wonderful Etsians appropriately called Etsy Angels had chosen AWBAR as their August charity!  Each member of the Etsy Angels is either donating items to our AWBAR shop, where 100% of the proceeds goes to help care for the animals, or they are donating a percentage of their August sales.   To find items from these big hearted Angels, search AWBAR or EANGTEAM in Etsy.    You can check in with members of the Etsy Angels in their thread in Promotions.  Click here to talk with the Angels any time day or night!

Be sure to check out AWBAR and the following Etsy Angels’ shops to help support the continued care of the baby animals!

Wildlifer78 – donating 10% of August sales
craftsbychris – donating 10% of August sales
Sewinggranny – donating 10% of August sales
cblandcompany – donating 10% of August sales
MountainEagleCrafter – donating 10% of August sales
BeadzNStonezSupplies – Donating 10% of August Sales
TigerlilyStudio – Donating 10% of August Sales
PaperlanternPatterns – Donating 15% of August Sales
BCArtwerks – donating 10% of August sales
MerkabaJewelry – donating 10% of August Sales
MerkabaBeads – donating 10% of August Sales
SilverCrystalJewelry – donating 10% of August Sales
SatinPetalSoap – Donating 10% of August Sales
ArtGifts – Donating 10% of August Sales
silkcreekgallery – donating 10% of August sales
Tiff705 – donating 10% of August Sales
Cindy Joy – donating 10% of August sales
ArrivingAngels – donating 10% of August QUILT sales

Thank you Etsy Angels!

Angel Helpers:

NovusArt – donating 20% of August sales
myminimocs – donating 10% of August sales
maranda…donating 10% of august dress card sales
PunkeyMonkey – donating 20% of August sales
TheBumbleBeeStudio – donating 10% of August sales from wheat grass for pets
Lissalush – Donating 100% of the “A Heart” items in this section

Thank you Angel Helpers!

Parvo at it’s worst!

 

 Here at AWBAR we have had a rough couple of days. Losing a total of 10 baby raccoons to this deadly disease called Parvovirus. I have stayed up around the clock with only 2 hours of sleep, making sure the raccoons get the care they need. Although Parvo is rarely treatable, I refuse to lose all the hard work I have put into.
 I wanted to say thank you for everyone’s kind words, thoughts, and prayers. We can only take this one day at a time, and will be out of the clear as of July 3rd. It feels such a far way away, im hoping to restore the lives and save as many as I can.

What is Parvo?
Parvovirus is a viral disease of dogs. It affects puppies much more frequently than it affects adult dogs. The virus likes to grow in rapidly dividing cells. The intestinal lining has the biggest concentration of rapidly dividing cells in a puppy’s body. The virus attacks and kills these cells, causing diarrhea (often bloody), depression and suppression of white blood cells — which come from another group of rapidly dividing cells. In very young puppies it can infect the heart muscle and lead to “sudden” death. This same disease is the same as Raccoon Parvo.

You can read more about it here: http://www.workingdogs.com/parvofaq.htm.

 I will keep everyone updated! With many tears I’ve shed, I can’t bring the ones I lost, however, I will fight to get the ones sick stronger!

Thank you again for all your support and contributions.

If you would like to help AWBAR you can purchase items from www.awbar.etsy.com
Also you can visit our website www.awbar.com

yep, it\'s feeding time again!Just a bit more and I\'ll stop!are they really rabbits?So tiny.

AWBAR Update!

AWBAR banner on Etsy

AWBAR T-SHIRTS

Alright, I finally did it! I have the t-shirts posted!

I have them in youth small and youth large, adult small, adult medium, adult large, and adult extra large! Check them out, get yours today!
Click the link below, it will take you right to our etsy shop!
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=10875109

It’s almost that time!

Hey everyone!Spring is right around the corner for AWBAR!

We are currently raising money to help offset the expenses of raising and releasing wildlife in 2008. Expenses that include: food, shelter, and vet bills. In addition, we are raising money to help us establish not-for-profit status.

Check out our etsy shop! www.awbar.etsy.com You can purchase AWBAR items there!100% goes to AWBAR for next year wildlife! WE need your help! Purchase earrings, Christmas ornaments or Ringer Buttons!!!

Also check out our website www.awbar.comThanks for your time!
Amanda Smith