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Sentient Creatures, Inc. PO Box 765, Cathedral Station New York, NY, 10025 212-865-5998 junkyard_dogs@hotmail.com | |||||
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Chitra Besbroda, now under the umbrella organization Sentient Creatures has been rescuing animals for almost 30 years. In that time over 3,500 animals have been saved from a cruel fate. Read our success stories below. Chitra and Sentient Creatures on behalf of the rescued animals would like to offer our sincere gratitude for the many volunteers and adoptive and foster homes that have made these success stories possible. THANK YOU! 
Ricochet who is in the front right side was adopted from Sentient Creatures, when she was 5 weeks old, that was in December 1993. She is a big gal, a doberman/lab mix with the body of the doberman but the coloring and hair of the lab. Buster (the guy in the background) was adopted from the Staten Island Council for Animal Welfare. The third guy Spanky (front left was adopted from the ASPCA 12 1/2 years ago from death row). They are quite a crew, all orphans, quite pampered and as you can tell, their expression reflects that happiness. Their proud mom is Debbie Scotto 2002 Coming Soon! Percy Aka Mr. Biggs...He was rescued by a woman in the Bronx and later given to a foster home. She had witnessed the dog being dumped out of a speeding car, kicked a few times and abandoned by a man who sped away leaving a whimpering dog to suffer. This little dog soon forgot his misery and found after finding a loving home in January of 2001. Lucy A little black mixed breed puppy was taken out of a substandard home environment where Lucy was tied to a radiator and neglected. She began to thrive with better care and was adopted in February of 2001. Amber One of another rescue's pups (Dorrie) who moved around twice before she was finally adopted on March of 2001. Rosie A pure breed Rotty was rescued from a basement in East Harlem. She was spayed at our and adopted to a man in April 2000. Sadly, less than a year later, Rosie was found abandoned near the bus depot in East Harlem. Rosie was traced by her ID tag to our organization and brought back into foster until she found a perfect forever home March 2001. Jimmy and Dorre: Adopted together by a wonderful couple in Manhattan, April 2001. Jimmy is a black labrador mix was rescued at night in the middle of a blizzard. The two dogs were sheltered together and became best friends and were ecstatic to find a home together. Remy This blind Shihtzu was rescued from the CACC in May 2001 where he was certainly a candidate for euthanasia. He was fostered then adopted his foster 'mom' along with Girlie (the cat) on June of the same year. They all now live happily in Maine. Ruben Aka Tiko...A Cocker Spaniel mix was brought to the ASPCA in July of 2001 by a man who did want the sick dog. He was rescued by Sentient Creatures and immediately hospitalized with a suspicion of Parvo Virus, treated and later discharged. After a brief period in foster care, he was adopted in August of 2001. Ashley Another of Dorre's pups who had a few unsuccessful placements, was finally adopted on May 26, 2001. The adoptive family had formerly adopted a hard-to-place mixed breed named Sally, who had sadly died a few months previous. Sammy A very neglected malnourished puppy who was rescued by Chitra from a home from the home of an incapacitated woman in July of 2001. After lots of attention and special food Sammy was able to leave his foster home to be adopted by a family in Riverdale, Aug. 2001. Bonnie Along with her brother and mother, these 3 starving dogs were imprisoned in an overheated ground floor apartment. A truly sad story. The rescuer was unable to feed them due to them. Bonnie, the skinniest, starving and desperate, finally managed to jump through the window to the sidewalk looking for freedom. Sentient Creatures managed to catch her and take her into foster. The other two were rescued by the ASPCA. The owner charged with animal cruelty. Bonnie was emaciated, her coat dry and brittle. Her nails long as she had never walked outside her 'prison'. She had diarrhea and was ill from eating her own feces in order to survive. She was carefully nurtured until she regained her health. She became a truly loveable, attractive dog and was adopted by a family in September of 2001. Madison A 10 week old Akita mix puppy, she was abandoned in a Bronx apartment. Rescued on September 10th Madison was nursed to good health and adopted in November. Lindsay A pregnant Bull Terrier, she was rescued from a junkyard in August of 2001 as her owner had been incarcerated. We learned all the fetuses were dead inside her and she was at risk of dying, so she had an abortion and had to spend 4 costly months in the Westside Veterinary Centre. She was finally adopted in December. Rescues and Adoptions - 2000 Koulis and Laila: January 2000 Farley: rescued January 2000 and adopted in February Girlie (cat): rescued February 2000 Dillon and Rufus: Rescued March 29th Dorre and her 4 puppies: All four adopted with a few months Barney: Rescued March of 2000 Ginger: rescued April 23rd Peggy: Adopted May 28th Jenny: Adopted May 30th Benton (cat): Adopted June 10th Max: Adopted July 3rd Lena and 5 kittens: All adopted within a few months Baily: Adtoped August 6th Kenny: Adopted August 10th Prince: Adopted September 13th Dudley and Mindy: Adopted October 9th Nugget: Adopted October 22, 2000 Rescues and Adoptions - 1999 Lola, Charlie, Lilyu, Max, Molly, Bobby, Buddy, Onyx II, Mercy, Moo Moo, Emma, Simon and Angle, Hannah, Floyd and Freda, Chaucer and Jeremy. THEY DIED IN VAIN: In Memory of: Girlie (dog), Liam, Chaucer. |
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