Dear Bidders of the Online Action for Parkinson's Research,

I apparently misunderstood how ebay worked, I thought that all items would automatically renew but what has happened is that with a bid an item sells and only those items without any bids rolled over.  I will of course honor the winning bids on the two sold items.

The three remaining items have rolled over and bidding can continue, however; please note that if a bid is made this week the item will sell and NOT roll over to next week.

I can not do anything to replace the horse quilt but please give me a few days to work things out for the stay at the B&B.  Your patience and understanding is greatly appreciated.  I am sorry for the inconvenience.

Sincerely,
Cindy Ingram
Founder
Catitude-Cat's Against Parkinson's Disease!

                                           Two of our adorable kittens-5weeks old May 26th.
                                                   They will be ready for adoption in June!
                             

Online Auction for our Parkinson's Research Fundraiser Opens May 26th!

      Please email cndyingram@cs.com if you would like to contribute an item or offer a certificate

All items are posted on Ebay so you can use your normal Ebay account!  Just click on the link, sign in to your Ebay account and bid!

Many Thanks to our Donors!  Regina Leiva, Samantha Rees, The Black Horse Inn, and Berryville Book Shop!

Free Farm Eggs for a Year! (271480021518)

Handcrafted Rag Doll and Stuffed Teddy Bear (271480020512)
       

Handcrafted Quilt-Child, Horse Theme (271496223672) Sold!




Bed & Breakfast, United States-Gift Certificate (271518230917)

   Cat Books (271504791867)

               

         

Dear Friend of Casey's House,

I have just updated our June 28th Catitude! Event Page, please check it out!  We are looking forward to a day of fun, adoptions, and fund raising for Parkinson's research!

Thanks,
Cindy

Casey’s House, Inc.

Year End Review 2013

Where We’ve Been and What We Are Doing Now

Over ten years ago I made a promise to Casey as she sat in my lap in the vet’s office waiting for the shot that would send her across the rainbow bridge of life.  A couple of years later I reiterated that promise to Eeyore, the patriarch of the colony which with Casey they had created.  My promise was to build a sanctuary for older and harder to adopt cats.  I did not realize the enormous scope of the problem.  According to the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services records 46,441 cats were euthanized in the Commonwealth during 2012.  If the assumption was made that each no-kill sanctuary could house 50 cats that would still require over 900 sanctuaries just to house the population of one year’s homeless cats!  This of course does not include the cats that were not brought to shelters or rescues that remain in poor circumstances daily struggling for their survival.  We simply cannot keep up with the need by putting up more buildings, this is why Casey’s House main focus is now the promotion of spay/neuter.  We remain dedicated to the wonderful felines in our care and will continue to provide sanctuary to as many as our current space allows but our strategy is to “fix” the problem by shifting to spay/neuter.  We are working with other rescue groups, trappers, and pet owners.  We offer discounts and subsidies as needed for our spay/neuter services striving always to reach 100% sterilization of each and every colony indoor and out that we encounter.  With your help we will continue our mission to end the plight of feral and other abandoned cats!

How you can Help???

·         A Tax deductible gifts can be made either with the enclosed donation form or through our paypal account, a link to which is on our website, www.caseyshouse.org via our donation page.

·         “igive” is an online shopping portal that donates a portion of your purchase to Casey’s House if you click on the ‘Shop Online Through IGive” line found on our donation page at our website www.caseyshouse.org

·         We are collecting aluminum cans.  Bagged cans can be brought to either Petco on Saturdays (by 5PM) or any time to our Bluemont location.  Call Cindy at 703-220-9965 for more information.

     

                                             Upcoming 2014 Event!

Casey’s House will be hosting an event in the June 2014 timeframe for the dual purpose of finding homes for next spring kittens and raising funds for Parkinson’s disease research.  Tim Ingram, who suffers from Parkinson’s disease, is the primary caregiver for our cats.  We have a link to our Team Fox Event page on our website-www.caseyshouse.org.

November 7, 2013

Please remember Casey's House when filling out your CFC form this year!  Our CFC number is 86714.

We plan on making our Dec 3rd spay/neuter transport the largest to date, our goal is to spay/neuter 50 cats that day.  With your help we can do it!

Thanks for all your support!

Sincerely,
Cindy Ingram
President
Casey's House

A Brief Note From Casey's House about a July Fundraiser!

Dear Friend of Casey's House,

I don't often send email blasts out as I feel as though people prefer hearing from us via a newsletter in the mail.  I did want to quickly send you information though about a July fundraising effort generously offered to us:

Please check out Amy Sikes' website! She is donating a portion of her Avon sales to Casey's House this month!  Orders can be placed online and shipped to your house and orders $30 or more incur no shipping charges!

Amy does this every month for a different rescue, she truly is an animal lover and I encourage you to consider her for all your Avon needs throughout the year!  

Thanks and I hope that you had a wonderful 4th!

Sincerely,

Cindy Ingram

Casey's House