United Families: Our Results


8/21/02. Barbara Lowe adopted Petunia, the small orange girl who was abandoned at the Peterbilt Trucks parking lot in July. Today she received our complete veterinary care (our vet care) at Eastern Animal Hospital including a bath. Barbara had adopted Alta Cat from us who is fairing very well.

8/21/02. Foster mom, Karen Ganjon, found homes for three of four semi-feral kittens whom Josh Lettman and Herb rescued in a Pikesville subdivision. The four received our vet care on 7/17/02. Kristen Sorensen fostered them through July when they were moved to Karen. Thank you, Kristen, Karen and Josh!

8/20/02. Rescuer, Jeannie Trichomowicz, adopted the black girl rescued from street by Sandy & Ben. Using our SNAP Certificate at Eastern Animal Hospital, the girl was found to be early fertilized. She was spayed and happily at home with Jeannie.

8/08/02. Danyelle & Van Rosebrough adopted the Fells Point Orange Swirl boy. Pushed out of their homes in early July, the two (12) week kittens took residence in a weed lot. An anonymous letter to Alley Animals was relayed to Herb who began visiting the site. Little Fella received our vet care on July 31. Little Fella remained at Herb's home until a home was found.

7/31/02. Maureen McIntyre of Clifton VA adopted our industrial park rescued cat. The tabby girl is in comfortable residence in the McIntyre's horse barn. "Miss Mouser" was abandoned at The United Crane Rental Co in Dundalk 21222. She received our vet care on 7/22/02.

7/21/02. Henry Schubert and nine-year-old son adopted an eight-week fluffy gray kitten from a family we attempted to assist. The family had an unaltered male and female indoors who were breeding. Kittens were regularly dropped off at the local police station. But the wife abandoned the family and the father surrendered the cat family to the MDSPCA. Mr Schubert received our SNAP Certificate for Eastern Animal Hospital.

June 2002. Our Sandy & Ben fostered two litters of very small kittens. Ben & Sandy had visited a rowhouse backyard to find that a mother with kittens had taken refuge in a cardboard box. Ben squeezed shut the open box then transferred the whole family to a crate. Mommy stayed with her kittens for six weeks. She received our vet care then returned to the safe backyard with the kind Greek retired couple. The second litter was found with mother in a basement window of a school in Canton, Balto City. The mother remains with Sandy & Ben. We found homes for all ten kittens using classified in The Baltimore Sunpaper. The families received our SNAP Certificates for Eastern Animal Hospital.

04/24/02. Mrs. Corlethia Ortiz adopted two rescued kitties, Phoee & Muffin.

12/17/01. Marie Newhouse adopted a 4-month kitten born in the wods at Tall Trees Public Housing Project in Essex MD 21224. The grey/white girl had received our vet care.

12/11/01. Dawn Aris the grey/white girl with pink nose who was abandoned at our feral colony at Lebanon Farm Fertilizer. The sweet girl had received our vet care and stayed with Herb until Dawn found us.

12/04/01. Ms. Lynn Poznanski, physical education teacher and athlete, adopted two shy adults who had been fostered by Patricia Nealy. Herb transported the two spayed girls to Lynn in Clarksburg, MD.

11/19/01. Sharonne Commander adopted a growing gray/white youngster.

11/12/01. Our Herb Morrison adopted the polydactyl orange boy abandoned in his own neighborhood. No doubt "Paul" was indoor born to related parents.

11/06/01. Wendy Eberhart, husband & children, adopted a brown tabby girl who was abandoned at our Lebanon Farm Fertilizer feral colony. After our vet care the friendly long legged girl received a good home

11/03/01. The retired Mr. Jack Laubach adopted a 10-week calico kitten . Mr. Laubach was given our SNAP Certificate for Eastern Animal Hospital.

11/01/01. Cassaundra Wilkes adopted two growing litter mates from foster mom Brenda Oals. The kittens were probably from our Holabird Management project.

10/31/01. The fluffy gray/white kitten was living in our "bale of straw" shelter at the lever Bros. Soap factory. He was spritely although somewhat frail. Brenda Oals found a home for him. He received our vet care at Hamilton Animal Hospital.

10/26/01. Mrs. Toni Perry & family adopted two of the four orphaned kittens who were fostered by Patricia Neal with a nursing mother. Herb subsequently paid to sterilize the two at Shelly Deltuba's Animal Welfare Society in Cloumbia.

10/15/01. Mrs. Caroline Blake adopted an abandoned tuxedo girl rescued by our member, Mrs. Wendy Strickland. Mrs. Blake was given our SNAP Certificate for Eastern Animal Hospital.

9/24/01. Mrs Shelly Hettleman and family adopted a kitten from our Holabird Management Public Housing project. The kitten was a fluffy male white with a gray back.

Binetti Kittens - Zip and Gigi 9/23/01. Sue Binetti was among many people who adopted rescued kittens from our Brenda Oals during Fall, 2001. Here is a .jpg of Sues' two youngsters on September 2001.

9/21/01. Flo McCahon adopted an 8-week calico kitten. Flo was given our SNAP Certificate for Eastern Animal Hospital.

9/15/01. Debbie Rice adopted our tame tuxedo girl Misty who received our vet care at Hamilton Animal Hospital.

9/15/01. Mrs. Tylia Barnes & family adopted two kittens recently tamed by rescuer, Angela Caviness. Three kittens and their mother were rescued from the alley at Holabird Management Public Housing Apts in zip 21222. Herb spent one year Sept 2000 through Sept 2001 rescuing the thirty cats on the apartment grounds. The adoption turned out badly. In December, the youngsters jumped out the door and down the street. In the rowhouse development, they were never seen again. They were not altered as promised by Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Barnes was given phone pole posters and Herb searched the area. A newspaper ad was useless because no one reads in this subdivision.

9/08/01. Mrs. Beverly Stewart, aunt to Tylia, adopted a mature rolly-polly black girl who had been abandoned at The Kane Bag Company in Canton. Herb transported "Samantha" to Megan Nahill, DVM at the Catonsville Cat Clinic to be spayed. MAA had cared for the ferals in that block starting August, 1997.

8/23/01. Mary & Wayne Parker of Scotsdale AZ adopted out Mommy with one eye rescued with kittens from the alley at the Holabird Management apts above. Mommy had a scratched cornea prior to rescue. Wayne traveled by air with Mommy to Scotsdale where her eye was enucleated. We re-imbursed the Parkers $300.00.

8/16/01. Mrs. Dolly McCadden adopted the first bad boy abandoned at The Kane Bag Co. in Canton. The big friendly fella received our vet care.



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