VINNIE THE BRAVE ONE- OUR HERO

AWL wants to send the biggest hug to Los Angeles dog Vinnie who donated a good check to the sick “Little Girl” for medication. Vinnie’s heart is big and loving and even if he is himself going through chemotherapy for cancer , he doesn’t stop thinking of those who are not as lucky as he, his masters’ Craig and Tracey say. In Vinnie we see the same big heart as his “parents” he too, is Amore.

Casa dell’Amore clients are holding their paws crossed for Vinnie, for a fast recovery. “He is a Trooper”, said Tigro, one of the 16 year old Hospice clients in Italy.

We all are Amore, thanks to the Kleber Support in Los Angeles, USA

THIS LITTLE GIRL NEEDS HELP.

Monica, a great Italian volunteer has helped AWL rescuing the cat Edgar (see earlier blog) before.

Monica found this little sick girl on the street and brought her home. She is very sick but still wagging her tail and eats. But if not treated she will die, and it is a slow painful death.
She probably got leichaminios the mosquito disease and mange, probably scabies too. It is treatable but very expensive. That is why many people throws them on the street.
We would love to help this little girl.

Help us by sponsoring her and we will send you a certification for your generous help. We need 250 euro for medication and she also need special dog food that is very expensive but it works miracle (for kidney problem).

All together 350 euro and our AWL Martina will buy the food and medicine and deliver it to Monica.

We know your big hearts, and meet this girl with a bigger heart to survive. That's Amore!

DUSTY IS LEARNING SWEDISH

Our lovely Dusty from the hospice--who was run over by a car and left on the street bleeding and paralyzed for 2 hours.--is adopted by a Swedish lovely lady who lives on a farm and works with acupuncture on animals.

I just think it is amazing that Dusty will get treatment for her sensible back.

Two weeks after the accident she could walk again but she could have an old hernia. But she is full of life and happy girl. And she loves when Pio our volunteers sits at the hospice reading for her.

That's Amore.

CASERTA SHELTER IN STRESS

http://www.goldwebtv.it/it/cronaca-e-inchieste/caserta-esclusiva-canile-in-crisi-carcasse-di-cani-non-smaltite-da-giorni-le-immagini-choc-1561

URGENT! AWL have been asked to help a shelter with 385 dogs inside It is very urgent. It is a tragic!
It was a Townhall/Government shelter but in October they stopped paying and now the dogs are suffering badly. Starving, and slowly suffering a horrible death. They don't even have money for the disposal of carcasses so many dead dogs but no place where to put them!

AWL have started a collection and we beg you to help us. WE are in BIG need of dog food (any kind) antibiotic, de worming, frontline, latex gloves, cleaning detergent, blankets. Drop off : SS Veterinarian on Base, Hospice in Lago Patria or collect at your work. Deadline February 10th. If you are in another country like Germany you can send it to me or if American spouses want to help please let me know. We accept checks, and you can donate PAYPAL or Italian bank please ear mark CASERTA CANILE www.animalswithoutlimits.com (donations) I am driving down soon ♥

GERMANY awlrescueteam@gmail.com

ITALY ciccia1987@gmail.com

MINU GATTINO FOUND WARM RESCUEHANDS

Little 2 moth old cat was rescued by wonderful AWL helpers and brought into their home getting warm and some food.

AWL sponsored with Minu's first veterinarian visit, de worming and she also had an eye infection.

Thank you Ivan and Frederica for your hearts, and thank you AWL sponsors you make it possible for us to save life.

That's Meow Amore!

UPDATE FROM WHEN I WAS A PUPPY

We got a hello from one off the "former" pups. I am big now!

AWL caught the mother and all her 9 puppies, treated and loved and all got homes. We love when we get these "hello" That's Amore!

AWL WANT TO PRESENT A NEW PROJECT 2012

(c) Mia Mattsson 2012

In 2003 I visited Bahrain, NAVY K9 LAter on I wrote about them in one of my books that was published 2006. READ EARLIER ON BLOG

I wrote about the four legged war heros.

Little would I know about Universe/Life that this passion would catch my heart again 2012. A friend Tracey sent me an article about war dogs not being shipped home if they were retired in the war zone. That blew off the chair! (and me)

Let me announce our new project;

Animals Without Limits announces the formation of a fund to transport retired War Dogs back to the US where they can be adopted.

Currently, US Military Working Dogs, who are retired overseas are not transported back to the United States, because they are considered “retired equipment”. However, there is a surplus of people waiting to adopt these heroes, and there is a long waiting period. The cost to transport one of these brave animals to their prospective adoptive parents in the US can be $2500 or more, sometimes putting the adoption out of financial bounds.

Animals Without Limits, a non-profit organization founded in 1999 to assist animals in Chaos, Crisis and War Zones, has established a special fund to help pay the cost of transporting these retired hero-dogs back to the United States to a waiting adoptive family, until the law can be changed that would ensure the government repatriates them before retirement.

For more information, or for information on how to donate, please contact the Executive Director of Animals Without Limits, Ms Mia Mattsson-Mercer, at info@animalswithoutlimits.com

Let me assure you that still Casa dell'AMore Hospice and Napoli Italy AID is our number #1 work and will always be.

This will be a fund and then letting the people fly our hero home, ALL THE WAY!