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"Evolved Rescue"
is the union of municipal and private animal shelters and rescues
working TOGETHER as an umbrella of animal advocacy groups
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4th FRIDAY IS
THIS WEEK,
JULY 23RD!
Come in to the Animal Lifeline Thrift Shop and take 50% OFF50% OFF
50% OFF THE WHOLE
STORE!!!
12-7 PM!And since there's a5TH FRIDAY
in July,we'll have the same sale on July 30TH!
Enjoy
this crazy discount
and
remember,
your purchase will
help
save animal lives!
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Animal Lifeline at the
Bucks County Antique Gallery!We receive so many generous merchandise donations at the thrift shop. Some of the items are truly wonderful vintage and collectible pieces, and we've decided to sell some of these items at the Bucks County Antique Gallery! We have been warmly welcomed by the staff at the gallery, and are excited about exposure to different customers in this new venue. Box by box, piece by piece, we're gradually filling our little spot in this BIG store! You'll find a welcoming atmosphere at the Bucks County Antique Gallery, with coffee waiting for you as you walk in the front door and play areas if you have a child with you while shopping. Please come and visit Animal Lifeline at the Bucks County Antique Gallery: up the stairs, to the left, and go
straight...we're the second to the last stall on the left!
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Animal Lifeline
Warrington Pavilion Shopping Center
1111 Easton Road, Suite 24
Warrington, Pennsylvania 18976
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Store Hours
Tuesday: 12 - 7
Wednesday: 9:30 - 3:30
Thursday: 9:30 - 3:30
Friday: 12 - 7
Saturday: 10 - 5
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Thinking about a new pet? |
NECESSITIES! CURRENT NEEDS AT
ANIMAL LIFELINE: - liquid handsoap
- kitten formula (KMR)
- gift cards for copy services (Staples, Kinkos, etc.)
- gift cards from Doylestown Animal Medical Clinic for continuing spay & neuter services
donation ideas?
Check out our
WISHLIST
on Amazon.com!
As
always, thank you
for continuing to provide much-needed supplies!
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THANK YOU!Many thanks to the staff at Doylestown Animal Medical Clinic for their gentle care of Dylan, the dog we rescued from West Virginia.
After evaluating Dylan, we realized that his leg was beyond repair and was causing him constant pain. Special thanks to Dr. Dale Mantell, for donating his time and skill to remove Dylan's leg, leaving plenty of his hip in place for good balance and mobility.
Dylan was up and walking right away and is healing really well. We will let you know more about this special dog in our next newsletter!
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OTTO: Male, age 7. One of the almost 400 cats rescued in the Elk County raid at the end of June. Recovering from flea bite dermatitis, coat filling in nicely. BIG boy, very talkative and sweet, deserving of a loving home after a difficult life. Quickly becoming a store favorite!
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CARAWAY: Female, about 8 months old, another cat from the Elk County raid. Sadly, Caraway was born into that hoarding situation and has spent the majority of her life in a cage. Also recovering from flea bite dermatitis. Siamese mix, elegant, sweet but very shy, becoming more social with positive care at the Animal Lifeline Thrift Shop.
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THING ONE & THING TWO: Male kittens, about 10 weeks old, brought in by Animal Control. Ridiculously funny, loving and attached to each other. As you can see by looking at their picture, we're looking to adopt these siblings together as lifelong buddies.
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ABBY: Female, 7-8 weeks old, illegally abandoned at the Animal Lifeline Thrift Shop. Abby was deposited in a small box outside the store on top of a pile of donations, and did not make a sound. Luckily for her, and for us, one of our volunteers had a few minutes and opened the box before bringing it into the intake room with all the other donations we had recently received. It would truly have been a needless and ironic loss if this tiny creature had died in a pile of items donated with the intention of generating funds for animal rescue.
Abby was originally Abner, because she was so tiny when we found her that her sex could not be determined correctly. Lovingly raised for the last three weeks, Abby is Animal Lifeline's sweetheart!
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It should not have to be said:
DO NOT LEAVE ANIMALS
OUTSIDE THE THRIFT SHOP!
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Donations, large or small, allow us to continue our rescue efforts...thank you!
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Sadie Sue was adopted from Animal Lifeline, but is now looking for a new home because her owner is experiencing a health crisis.This well-bred Heinz 57 is drawn to children. Sadie is young, playful, healthy, housebroken and loyal. She is on the smaller side, about knee-high. She is being fostered in Bucks County.
Visit Sadie's Petfinder page and let us know if you would like to meet her!
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ANIMAL LIFELINE
NEEDS YOUR VOTE!We know you know how great the deals are
at the Animal Lifeline Thrift Shop,
but we need to spread the word!
Please take a few moments to register to vote in
The Intelligencer's Best of BucksMont 2010 contest,
and write in "Animal Lifeline Thrift Shop, Warrington"
in the Consignment/Thrift/Resale category.
(There are a LOT of categories, but you don't have to fill them all in order to participate.)
The more people hear about us and shop with us,
the more animals we can save...
VOTE FOR
ANIMAL LIFELINE!
(Ballot entries due July 28.
Winners will be announced in October.)
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REMINDER: RECALL OF NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS FOR PETS
United Pet Group, Cincinnati, Ohio is recalling pet nutritional supplement products for dogs and
cats due to possible Salmonella contamination. The list of
recalled products contains many different brand names.
We strongly suggest you read the press release and look over the list of contaminated products to be sure none of them are in your home.
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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful,
committed citizens can change the world:
indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
-Margaret Mead
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