Paws in Hands - Kindred Souls Foundation

Paws in Hands
Kindred Souls Foundation
P.O. Box 88627
Steilacoom, WA 98388
www.kindredsoulsfoundation.org
Medically Fragile Program
By Shawndra Michell
As it so often happens with
animals, we don’t choose to
fall in love with them, it just
happens and we’re powerless
to deny it, or ignore it. Such
was the case with Sydney,
Tara and Kris.
Syd (as she came to be
known) was one of the
Schnauzers brought in from
the 2012 large-scale dog rescue. She was diagnosed with
renal failure at just 9 months
old and her prognosis was
bleak. We wondered who
would knowingly take in a
puppy who had extensive
medical and dietary needs,
and one who would not live
very long.
To our utter joy, Tara and
Kris Dunford were interested
in providing a home for Syd,
in spite of the circumstances.
According to Tara, “I heard about
the Schnauzer rescue operation and
was interested in caring for one of
the very special dogs. We saw a
picture of Syd and knew she was
Tara and Kris with Syd
meant to be part of our family. Finding out about her disease did not
change the fact that we already felt
connected to her. We knew we could
provide Syd with a happy and loving
home, but could not provide the
amount of necessary veterinary care
she required. Kindred
Souls Foundation’s
Medically Fragile
Program provided the
medical care she needed
so that we could focus
on taking care of Syd.”
to have known Syd,
even for such a short
time. She started every
day full of energy and
just happy to be
alive. She loved to go
for walks around the
neighborhood and for
trips to local parks. She
constantly amazed us
with her energy. Many
days it was easy to
forget she was sick
because she seemed like
a healthy puppy. Every
time her kidney values
were checked we were
told it was amazing she
was even alive, let
alone so happy and
energetic. Syd's joy in
life despite being dealt
such a bad hand is
truly inspirational.
Knowing that she had a short time to
be with us was certainly difficult;
however it did not change how much
we loved her or how much joy we
received from her.”
Kindred Souls Foundation
provides sanctuary to
abandoned, abused, and
neglected cats and dogs of all
ages, a holistic approach to
their care, and education on
the rewards and
responsibilities of animal
companionship.
A Holistic Approach
Our approach to the animals' care addresses all interdependent parts of his/
her being.
Physical
Chambers Creek Veterinary Hospital
(CCVH) provides the medical care needed
by an animal while in our care. Proper
nutrition and exercise are critical components of a healthy lifestyle. CCVH provides each animal with a Well Pet Exam
and recommendations for proper diet and
physical activity.
Mental
To be accepted into social situations, animals need to learn special skills. We work
with the animals on those skills to help
them with their interactions.
Emotional
We want all animals with whom we come
into contact to feel special and loved. Oneon-one nurturing gives them confidence to
greet the world with a renewed sense of hope.
Spiritual
What makes your soul happy? We ask that
question of each animal who crosses our
Tara has this message to share
with anyone considering fostering path. We find that play tailored to the
individual animal brings them much joy!
or adopting a special needs animal: “Special needs animals can
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have a positive effect on our lives. Syd
Inside this issue:
is a constant reminder that we should
Letter from the Top Dogs
live life to the fullest and be grateful
A Rescue Story
for every day just like she was. It’s
not necessary to have an animal for a The Cookbooks are Here!
Adoptable Pets
The Dunfords brought long time in order for that animal to
Syd into their home
Raise a Glass to KSF!
be part of your family. If you have a
and loved her fully, as strong connection to him/her, and
High Paws of Praise
if she would be living the time and finances, you should not Ask the Vet
for many years. They
hesitate to welcome him/her into
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knew to make every
your life.”
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moment count. Tara
shares, “We feel honored
Editor: Kelly Nelson
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“Letter from the Top Dogs”
Feral cat care requires trapping, transport, spay/neuter, and return to the
colony, as well as overseeing colony
care such as feeding and re-trapping
hurt or ill cats for treatment. It also
includes finding qualified foster
families to socialize feral kittens so
they can be adopted out.
Dear Kindred Souls,
Each year, outside of our daily intakes
and case management responsibilities,
we find ourselves immersed in a challenging case that consumes enormous
effort on behalf of our volunteers.
Kindred Souls Foundation is 100%
volunteer run, so the work is done
around regular job schedules and family life. It is amazing to see how much
good can be accomplished in a day by
our volunteers.
Over the last few years, KSF volunteers
have tirelessly worked on feral cat trap/
neuter/return (TNR) efforts in the
Lakewood and Steilacoom areas. A feral cat is one who has either
never had any contact with people or contact with people has diminished over time. True feral cats are not likely to enjoy living indoors or
being lap cats.
KSF has followed the lead of Alley Cat Allies, the national advocacy
organization dedicated to the protection and humane treatment of
cats. Alley Cat Allies was the first organization to introduce and
advocate for humane methods of feral cat care.
In some cases, abandoned domestic
cats are found living in feral colonies.
In these cases, KSF volunteers will
trap, take the cat in for medical services, and find foster or adoptive
homes for them. We currently have
three medically fragile domestic cats
who were pulled from feral colonies
living in KSF long-term care homes.
KSF values the lives of feral cats and will continue
to advocate on their behalf. To learn more about
the difference between feral and stray cats, as well
as feral cats in general, please visit Alley Cat Allies
website at: www.alleycat.org
Namaste, Brian & Kelly
National Feral Cat Day is October 16th!
A Rescue Story
By Janis Larson
Jean Riser was living in
England and had two
cats, Guin and Benji.
She had cats all of her
life and adopted them
from shelters or rescue
groups. In September
2009, Jean received a
call from her daughter
who informed her that
she’d have a third cat, a
semi-feral cat, when she
came to live here in the
U.S!
Prior to going to his
forever home with Jean, ‘Sebastian’
survived as a hunter near the home
of a gentleman who had two cats
and a dog. The man was kind to
him, but his own resident cats
didn’t take to the newcomer, so he
contacted Kindred Souls Foundation. ‘Sebby,’ (as Jean now affectionately calls him), was treated at
the vet hospital and allowed to
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which is something
he couldn’t do when
he arrived.
Recently, Jean
adopted another cat,
so Sebby is trying to
adjust to having a
new brother. Jean is
confident that he will
realize she has
enough love in her
heart for both of
them.
Sebastian doesn’t
miss sleeping under the stars or
return to the gentleman’s house
fending for himself, and is happy in
until Jean arrived in the U.S.
his forever home with his loving
When Sebby was finally introduced Mom, Jean, and lets her know with
his contented purring.
into his forever home, Guin and
Benji graciously accepted him
THANK YOU, Jean, for immedithere. Guin chose to groom him
ately loving Sebby and knowing
on a regular basis, Benji taught
that he would be a good fit into
him how to play with toys, and
they both taught him how to purr, your home!
Board of Directors
Kelly Nelson
President
Brian Nelson
Chairman
Shawndra Michell
Secretary
Chris Schiesl
Treasurer
Jane Taylor
Director
Pete Yantorni, DVM
Director
Trevin Anderson
Director
Kindred Souls Foundation
The Cookbooks are here!
Our third published cookbook is now ready for purchasing!
Cost: $12.00/each
The cookbook is compiled of 395+ recipes from family, friends,
(includes tax) +
neighbors, co-workers, and other Kindred Souls in the community. shipping*
The production cost of the cookbook was covered entirely by a
donation made in memory of a special man named Ray Wacks.
This means 100% of the proceeds (excluding tax) go directly into
the care of the Foundation animals!
Each section in the cookbook includes a tabbed divider with a
Kindred Souls Foundation animal companion (or two!) pictured
on it. A page in the front of the book tells a brief background of
the animal. Additionally, there are special pages for notes, favorite
recipes, and 12 supplemental nutritional pages.
*Shipping per
address:
1 = $3.00
2 = $5.00
3 = $7.00
4-5 = $10.00
6-10 = $12.00
Our Paws in Hands cookbook makes a wonderful and unique gift!
Just in time for your holiday shopping!
Adoptable Animal Companions
Amelie is a sweet and affectionate Bichon Frisé. She was found in the
home of a woman who had passed away. No one knows how long
Amelie was fending for herself.
Carly is more reserved
than her brother,
Harley, and a bit coy.
She likes to act like her
bigger brother is bothering her and doesn't
want to play, but as
soon as he turns to
walk away, she pounces!
Harley is quite the adventurous kitty and
investigates EVERYTHING! He loves to be
the center of attention
and is always trying to
butt in when others are getting attention that he isn't getting.
Amelie likes to go on walks and does well on leash. She gets along with
other dogs and cats. She is estimated to be approximately 6 years old.
Paws in Hands
Carly and Harely will only be adopted out together, to a family who
will keep them indoors and not declaw them. Their approximate DOB
is July 2013.
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OUR THANKS TO ALL OF YOU!
A big thanks to our generous donors in July, August and September 2013
Anne Anderson
Marilyn Evenson
Michael & Dawn Nanfito
Roger Siddall
Kolleen Anderson
Bernie Finklein
Deborah Nanson
Sisters Baking Company
Atlas Chiropractic PS
Beverly Garratt
Brian & Kelly Nelson
Michele Slotemaker
Auburn School District
Chrisanne Gordon
Lisa Nordberg
Kiersta Smith
Elizabeth Bailey
Sonja Gross
Hannelore & Loyd Novlan
South Sound Running
Loree Barnett
Laura Guenthard
Old Town Bicycle
Charles & Jean Bazal
Amanda Heimbinger
Larry Oline
Kim Brown
Guy Johnson
Spare Space
Starbucks- Lakewood Towne
Center
Leah Brown
Suzy King
Mark Buening
Chey Kyarky
Cindy Burbank
Patricia Lafond
Ann Lanning &
Marylouise Jones
Paula Burchatz
Cascade Bagel
Judy Owens
Natalia Oxford
Christina Phillips
Yasuko Steffenson
Doris Stuart
Pilot Freight Services
Frances Stuart
Beverly Prater-Harrelson
Summit Veterinary Referral
Center
Terry Lee
Rainier Connect
Liz Leske
Mike & Roberta Reesman
David Little & Michelle Gray
Kenneth & Regina Rittinger
Alwyn Maddox
Ann Robbins
Debbie Curtis
Georgia Daniels
Mason Coatings
Rural Metro
Dorothy McBride
Susan Russell Hall
Aleta Day
Soren McGuigan
Julie Sandberg
Cynthia Degraf
Shawndra Michell
Jesse & Clementine Delgado
Sanskrit Healing
Brendan Hogarty
Dhane Orthodontics
Chris & Darrow Schiesl
Debra Huntley
Gayle Dorman
Chris Moberly
Bill Driscoll
Wayne Morris
Candice Schwartz
Serenity Spa & Natural Health
Clinic
Bert & Wendy Dybdahl
Mud Bay- Lacey
Shaklee - Choose the Best!
ZeeSpeed, Inc.
Rose Eberhart
Jared Myslivec
Margaret Sheppard
Juella Zenor
Chere Clark & Edwin Nieves
Debra Conn
Andrea Corwin &
Ralph Thompson
Paul Swinehart
Tacoma Boys
Tacoma City Grocer
Jane & Jim Taylor
The News Tribune
The Ram
Topside Bar & Grill
Trevin M. Anderson Real Estate
Lisa Tuerk
Barbara Turecky
Harvey Widman
GIVE AT WORK!
Kindred Souls Foundation is a recognized 501c3 charity to which you can
donate at work.
FEIN (501c3) #38-3707806
WA Charity #22783
Combined Fund Drive (CFD) #0489682
Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) #89647
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(formerly the Regence Employee Giving Program)
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Be sure and ask at work if your employer matches donations! If they do,
please consider choosing Kindred Souls Foundation when selecting your
charity.
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Beginning in November (maybe even sooner!)
Kindred Souls Foundation will be offering wines
to benefit the Foundation animals. These wines will
be available to purchase online only using a custom web
link that will be hotlinked from our KSF homepage.
We will offer six types of wine- Merlot, Chardonnay, Pinot
Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, and Malbec.
The wine grapes are hand harvested and estate grown in
Lontue Valley, Chile. All wines are certified organic, fair
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Wines will have our custom KSF labels, of course. You can
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High Paws of Praise!
By Angela Rittinger
For more than two years, Kindred Souls Foundation has
been managing a feral cat population living in a local trailer
park. Just over a year ago, notice was given that the trailer
park was being demolished to make room for a new apartment complex. The resident who was in charge of feeding
the colony with food supplied by KSF, immediately found a
new place to live. This put the cats in a dire situation since
none of the remaining residents would take over the task.
Barbara Lee, a Kindred Soul Foundation volunteer, offered
her help and visited the trailer park on a regular basis to feed
and monitor this population over the next year. Efforts began to relocate these cats and Barbara was instrumental in
helping to find an appropriate place that these cats could call
home.
She drove over an hour each way, multiple times, to transport the already spayed/neutered cats once they were retrapped. Some of the ‘feral’ cats who ended up in the traps
were actually not feral at all. It is likely their owners left them
behind when they themselves moved.
Barbara (right) with Angela building the temporary feral housing at the relocation site
Barbara ensured that those cats were not made to live the feral life
anymore. She took the time to research potential homes and placed
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‘Mitzvah’ with a wonderful family. ‘Stardust’, who tested FIV+, was
placed in a KSF foster home. On behalf of the feral cats of this
Lakewood population and Kindred Souls Foundation, a big THANK
YOU to Barbara for her time, effort and care!
Kindred Souls Foundation
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ASK THE VET
By Chris Schiesl
For this issue: Dr. Annie Thiessen of Chambers Creek Veterinary Hospital talks about Fleas.
The Opportunistic Flea
One of the most common
phrases I hear in my practice is,
“My pet cannot possibly have
fleas because they live entirely
indoors.” With surprising frequency, this is being said as I
am combing fleas or flea dirt
(flea feces) from their exquisitely loved, groomed, and exclusively indoor pet. Sad but true,
fleas can and do set up camp
on pets that do not go out looking for them in the outside
world. They are opportunistic
creatures, who seek an easier
and more dependable place to
raise their families. And what
better place than your home,
no matter how pristine, that is
climate controlled to their exact
temperature (65-80F) and
breeding ground (carpets, bedding, upholstery, and yes, even
crevices of hardwood floors)
specifications? Fleas can be
brought in by pets that do go
outside, by us, and on their
own volition.
one in the family “would know
if there were fleas because
they’re the first to get bit.” Humans are actually the last resort
for fleas and typically will not
bite humans unless there is a
very heavy infestation.
Finding fleas:
A fine-toothed flea comb is a
useful hunting tool to help you
sleuth out the sneaky fleas. The
‘Flea Lounge” as I like to call it,
is located along the back, near
the base of a tail, and is the most
common place for fleas to hang
out and cause a raucous. If you
do not comb any fleas off, pay
special attention to any dirt that
is combed. Place the hair and
dirt on a damp paper towel. Flea
dirt (flea feces = digested blood)
will turn a reddish-brown and
prove a flea infestation.
pet is spending a better part of
the day losing the war against
them.
The fleas seen on any given pet
represent a mere 5-10% of the
problem. The rest of the flea
population resides in the home
environment in the egg, larval,
and, pupal (cocoon) stages. Females can lay 40-50 eggs per day!
Tapeworms (Dipylidium) are
transmitted by fleas and although they are not harmful
they are unsightly “rice-like”
segments that appear around
the anus or on feces. If you see
these, your pet has ingested a
flea and needs flea treatment.
all year long. Fleas will thrive in
your home ALL year long. If fleas
died in the winter, we wouldn’t
have flea problems. Your pet’s
veterinarian can counsel you on
the best type of flea treatment for
your pet’s health and lifestyle.
Fleas and Disease:
Swimming, bathing frequency,
In addition to causing itching
concurrent additional parasite
and skin irritation, fleas can
control requirements, sensitivicause serious disease including
ties, and current medications will
life threatening anemia and tape- dictate the best product. I often
Pets who have allergies to fleas
worm infestation. Cat scratch
are extremely sensitive to flea
see pets who are being treated
bites and will often develop tiny fever, a disease that makes people monthly with a flea product, but
sick, is caused by fleas as well.
scabs called military dermatitis
who are still having signs of flea
especially around the neck and
allergy. More often than not,
base of tail and lose hair from
What to do if your pet has fleas: there is another pet in the home
Nearly every day someone proexcessive grooming. In these
or a pet that visits that is not
tests the very possibility of a flea cases, we often do not see fleas
Treat all pets (including pocket being treated and is re-infesting
problem because they or someor flea dirt because the allergic
pets) in the house every month, the flea-allergic/sensitive pet.
A regular feature of the Kindred Souls Foundation Newsletter is our "ASK THE VET" column. One of the knowledgeable doctors at Chambers Creek Veterinary Hospital will
be answering questions to be posted in the next edition of our newsletter. If your pet has a serious condition please seek immediate medical attention. This column is for
informational purposes only and is not intended to replace regular veterinary care.
Send your questions to: Kindred Souls Foundation, PO Box 88627, Steilacoom, WA, 98388 Attn: ASK THE VET
Medically Fragile Program
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Syd did finally succumb to her failing
kidneys, and was humanely euthanized on
January 24, 2013. She was 1-1/2 years old.
Tara continues, and gives her thanks: “We
are so grateful to Kindred Souls Foundation for
the emotional support and financial assistance
that was provided to us and to Syd. We would
like to thank the wonderful, caring vets at
Chambers Creek Veterinary Hospital, who took
excellent care of Syd and ensured that she had
the highest quality of life possible. We are
especially thankful to Dr. Annie Thiessen who
was kind enough to come to our home on Syd's
last day so that we could let her go peacefully at
home rather than put her through one more trip
to the office.”
We at Kindred Souls Foundation extend our
very deepest gratitude and respect to Tara
and Kris for loving Syd unconditionally and
giving her the safest and happiest home that
we could have imagined.
If you are interested in fostering an animal from our Medically Fragile Program,
please email us at kindredsouls@kindredsoulsfoundation.org
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Unleashed at Stadium Bowl 2013—Third Year Success Thanks to Our Supporters!
Our annual fundraiser, Unleashed at
Stadium Bowl, was successful in raising
over $16,000! When we first began
researching how to put a race together, we
were told to expect financial losses for the
first five years. We have made money each
year thanks to our donors, sponsors, and
participants.
on KIRO 97.3 FM and Shawn Stewart interviewed KSF’s Brian Nelson
on her KIRO radio show ‘It’s Raining
Cats and Dogs’.
One highlight was the 15 Soldiers from
an Explosive Ordnance Company who
raced in their 100lb bomb suits! Everyone was totally inspired, awed, and
moved by the efforts of those men and
women.
This year we saw greater high school participation and a generally more diverse population than our previous two years. Overall
attendance and participation were up and
our addition of ‘Opening Ceremonies’ was
well received.
John Curley did an excellent job as our
Master of Ceremonies and agreed to
come back next year. Stadium High
School JROTC posted the Colors,
Charné Langdon sang the National
Anthem, and the starting gun was a
75mm Pack Howitzer from the WA Army
National Guard!
Media support has increased. Articles
were written in the North-
John Curley with our 2013 Overall Winner,
Jacob Hall (time 11:40)
west Guardian, The Ranger, Tacoma
News Tribune and South Sound Magazine. John Curley spoke about the race
Our goal for Unleashed at Stadium
Bowl has always been to be more than a
fundraiser or foot race. The race is an
expression of will, optimism, and the
diverse goodness of our community.
Your support contributed to an experience that people enjoyed and will share
with others for years to come. This
expression of community was directed
towards the well being of some very
vulnerable members; rescue animals.
Thank you for joining us in the execution
of our mission!
Green Product Review
By Joyce Hansen
When we had wall to wall
carpet installed in our new
home, we had one small and
very well behaved dog. Little did we know we
would become passionate about animal rescue
and would soon be sharing our home with
four large dogs. We love ‘em like family, but
let’s face it, dogs just don’t share our aversion
to muddy paws and they do forget from time
to time that they’re housebroken!
Second, don’t expect to find much information about toxic chemicals in carpet materials
and installation products. While the state of
WA has led the way in demanding toxins be
identified in children’s products, no such
requirement exists for floor coverings.
Also, the more I read, the more I regret all
those chemicals (aka carpet cleaners) we used
every month in the pursuit of clean carpet.
Remember, the most exposure you and I get
So now, after years of monthly carpet shamto these chemicals is through our bare feet.
pooings (yes, we went through two heavy duty Our pets lay on the carpet, play with their toys
carpet steamers) we’re finally giving up on that on the carpet and worse yet, when they groom
cushy carpet we so loved. And so began my
themselves they ingest all those chemicals.
most recent research project. Here is what I
What then? The only carpet that isn’t laden
have learned.
with chemicals is 100% wool. But this is not
First, when you go to a flooring store and you recommended for pets because it isn’t stain
ask them about pet friendly carpeting, the
resistant. So carpet is off the list. Hardwood
sales clerk will likely lead you to the latest
floors are pet friendly, but not durable
stain repellent products—always synthetic and enough to be a good solution.
loaded with chemicals. To read more about
That leaves ceramic tile, laminate flooring and
these chemicals, go to
http://www.nontoxic.com/purewoolcarpets/ vinyl flooring. Tile is the most durable, holding up to most anything a pet throws at it (so
whattoavoid.html. It isn’t pretty!
to speak). The down side is that it is really
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hard and a bit cold in the winter time. For us
it isn’t an option anyway, because the area we
need to cover butts up against an area that is
already tiled.
I’m leaning toward vinyl flooring. There are
options that look like ceramic tile; there are
options that look like wood flooring.
A good quality vinyl floor is durable, water
resistant, scratch resistant and is warmer and
softer than tile, hardwood or laminate. It can
be cleaned with simple mild detergent or,
even better, with vinegar and water!
The final decision is vinyl tile or vinyl sheet.
The recommend is the sheet because every
seam in the floor represents an opportunity
for moisture to penetrate to the subsurface.
The one I’m looking at has a lifetime warranty
and looks like a hardwood floor. Not our
mother’s kitchen floor! (For more reading:
www.armstrong.com/flooring/pet-friendlyfloors.html)
We’ll add an 8’ x 10’ area
rug that can be laundered
if (ok, when) necessary.
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