CAS News
CAS Shop News
vaccinated, is in good health and is ready to become part of a
family.
Now entering its second year at our new location, shop
manager Karen would like to take this opportunity to thank all
of the volunteers who have made the shop a tremendous
success. Also, thank you to all the people who have donated
items to the shop for resell, your generosity has greatly
improved the lives of many animals under the care of CAS.
Betty and Benji are two siblings who
were dumped as port of a litter of
five pups and were taken in by CAS
last year. Their brothers and sister
were quickly adopted as small, cute
waifs but because Betty and Benji are
a bit shy with new people they have
been overlooked in kennels when it
comes to being considered for
adoption.
Benji is now a bit more outgoing
than Betty but they are both lovely
dogs who get along great with others.
They are now about one year old and
have grown to a small/medium size
where they are below knee high and
weigh less than 15 kilos. These
sweethearts just need someone to
give them a chance to flourish in a
home and show what wonderful
companions these pups will become.
Could you help?
CAS is always in need of more volunteer
helpers in a number of areas, so if you
have spare time to fill, please make
contact! In particular, more fundraisers
are needed to work with our team, people
are required to help with the feeding of
the cats at the numerous feeding stations
maintained by CAS, and animal lovers
who could undertake a monthly airport
run are necessary to take animals being
re-homed in northern Europe to catch
their flights. In addition, fosterers are
always required to take short-term care
of animals until a permanent home can
be found for them. Even if you are only
here for few months a year, CAS would
appreciate your help. For a no-obligation
chat, contact Vera on 95 252 9670 for
general enquiries. Simone on 619 903 815
can answer queries about airport runs in
English or German.
Betty
Benji
Punky is a very sweet girl who lived with a young Spanish
couple as a foster dog for over two years and she really loves
her cuddles. She gets along well with other dogs and children
and is very clean in the house. Punky is now living in kennels
because the couple broke up and have both moved back in
with their parents. Punky would be a wonderful addition to any
family.
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