Newsletter
Volume 2, Issue 4
August 2002
The goal of this
newsletter is to keep members and friends up to date on events and plans of the
organization. If there is any particular topic you would like to see
addressed in the newsletter, please send email to news@aarf.ai
IN THIS ISSUE
2002
Annual General Meeting
On July 29, 2002 the
Anguilla Animal Rescue Foundation held its first Annual General Meeting.
The meeting was chaired by President Dr. Patrick Vanterpool who provided a
summary of the years' activities including statistics of animals handled by
AARF. Many thanks were sent to those who supported the organization
etc.
The following members were
elected as officers for the 2002-2003 year.
Mr.
Joseph N. Payne
President
Ms.
Disa Billington
Vice
President
Mrs.
Barbara Owen
Treasurer
Mrs.
Chris Carty
Secretary
Mrs.
Suzan Donahue
Elected
ordinary member to serve on executive committee
Mrs.
Jacquie Connor
Elected
ordinary member to serve on executive committee
Mr.
Payne (President) and Ms. Disa Billington (Vice President)
Ms.
Disa Billington (VP), Mrs. Barbara Owen (Treasurer), Mr. Payne (President),
Mrs. Chris Carty (Secretary), Mrs. Jacquie Connor (Elected Member)
Missing
from photo Mrs. Suzan Donahue (Elected Member)
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Lost
Dogs Found in Corito
Becky
Haskins sends us this picture of 2 dogs found in her neighborhood in
Corito. It looks like they got away from someone based on the ropes around
their necks. Please call Amy at Morlen's Veterinary Clinic if you have
lost these lovely dogs. (497-4600)
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Kathy
Haskins Raises Money for AARF Computer - Funds Still Needed
One
of AARF's great supporters Kathy Haskins took it upon herself to collect
funds for a much needed computer for capturing AARF statistics. Thus far
Kathy has raised $1080.00. We still need to collect another $400 to pay
for the printer and duty. If you are interested in donating to this worthy
cause, please contact information@aarf.ai
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Photo
Album Update
Another of AARF's
wonderful adoptable pets has gone to a home in the United States. On her
recent visit here to Anguilla, Cathy Broome of Maryland enquired about bringing
a cat back to the States with her. She came well equipped with carrier and
all the items necessary to bring back a kitten. Cathy had recently lost
one of her treasured friends and wanted a kitten to keep her remaining cat
company. Cathy felt that bringing a rescue cat from AARF home would be a
good idea.
AARF had one female kitten
available at the time and it was love at first sight. Cathy named her Hana
after Malliouhana. Every day while Cathy was here she visited with Hana at
Morlen's Veterinary Clinic. Reports were that Hana got very upset when
Cathy would leave her for the day. Hana was definitely bonding with Cathy.
AARF would like to thank
Cathy for giving Hana a great new home and wish her every success with her new
best friend.
Hana prior to adoption
Hana in the lap of luxury with her
sister Missy P. As you see she has some eating to do before she gets to
Missy P's size!
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