Print friendly
E-mail story
Tip Us Off
iPod friendly
Comments
Bookmark This
del.icio.us.
Digg!
furl
google
newsvine
reddit
technorati
Facebook
Yahoo!ASAP Cat Shelter volunteer Lisa Krause took it upon herself to organize the Tea Fire cat rescue operation. Four adults and one kitten remain unclaimed at the shelter associated with the county’s Animal Services department. Krause said people have already expressed interest in adopting them. Of the 78 cats originally reported as missing, about 30 remain listed as “lost,” though some cat owners may not have followed up with the shelter to let volunteers know they found their pets. Notably, the two cats belonging to fire victims Carla and Lance Hoffman have not been located.
“Sally” Kinnear
As for dogs, Krause said Tea Fire evacuees were better able to find dogs and get them into vehicles to escape the fire. One exception is Sally Kinnear. She has been spotted around the Montecito-Santa Barbara area. Contact information for Sally’s family: (805) 455-0944.
This content requires Flash and Javascript.
You are viewing this message because JavaScript is not installed, enabled, or you are using a mobile device with poor JavaScript support.
If JavaScript is installed and enabled, you may need to install or upgrade your Adobe Flash player:
Related Links
Double-clicking on any word or phrase in this story will open a reference window with definitions and links to other reference material.
Previous Month
Comments
Discussion Guidelines
Thank you for this information!! Great story...I really was wondering what had become of the lost kitties.
I will forward this to others so that the owners might be located.
Readers say: Thumbs Up: 0 of 0 • Thumbs Down: 0 of 0
KatieCleary (anonymous profile)
January 20, 2009 at 10:02 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Post a comment