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| Wheeler |
By now many of you may have seen posts about the tornado that ripped through
Howard Voren's Aviary during hurricane Frances. Words cannot begin to
describe the amount of destruction that took place, even the photos don't
fully portray the damage. The magnitude of the devastation is
inconceivable, I cried as I took the photos. The information and photos are
now up on the OPA (Organization of Professional Aviculturists -ed.) web-site
at http://www.proaviculture.com/
Help is needed immediately. A crew of two men showed up this morning with
chain saws and left when they saw what was needed saying it was more than
they can handle. Large, professional crews are needed but are VERY costly,
we must be able to guarantee payment for work to begin. There are still
hundreds of birds trapped in the crushed cages. They are feeding and caring
for them in any way possible.
We are now bracing for the next hurricane, Ivan.
Please help, no amount is too small. Instructions for making a donation are
on the web-site.
Sent by Gloria B. Some of us old timers might remember her?
Bob W
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| Kimberlee |
Is there a Paypal account set up for this?
~Kimberlee
Wheeler wrote:
> By now many of you may have seen posts about the tornado that ripped
> through Howard Voren's Aviary during hurricane Frances. Words cannot
> begin to describe the amount of destruction that took place, even the
> photos don't fully portray the damage. The magnitude of the
> devastation is inconceivable, I cried as I took the photos. The
> information and photos are now up on the OPA (Organization of
> Professional Aviculturists -ed.) web-site at
> http://www.proaviculture.com/
> Help is needed immediately. A crew of two men showed up this morning
> with chain saws and left when they saw what was needed saying it was
> more than they can handle. Large, professional crews are needed but
> are VERY costly, we must be able to guarantee payment for work to
> begin. There are still hundreds of birds trapped in the crushed
> cages. They are feeding and caring for them in any way possible.
> We are now bracing for the next hurricane, Ivan.
> Please help, no amount is too small. Instructions for making a
> donation are on the web-site.
>
> Sent by Gloria B. Some of us old timers might remember her?
>
> Bob W
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| ex WGS Hamm |
"Wheeler" <rivercst@pacifier.com> wrote in message
news:10k1kvk752rbt7e@corp.supernews.com...
> By now many of you may have seen posts about the tornado that ripped
through
> Howard Voren's Aviary during hurricane Frances. Words cannot begin to
> describe the amount of destruction that took place, even the photos don't
> fully portray the damage. The magnitude of the devastation is
> inconceivable, I cried as I took the photos. The information and photos
are
> now up on the OPA (Organization of Professional Aviculturists -ed.)
web-site
> at http://www.proaviculture.com/
> Help is needed immediately. A crew of two men showed up this morning with
> chain saws and left when they saw what was needed saying it was more than
> they can handle. Large, professional crews are needed but are VERY costly,
> we must be able to guarantee payment for work to begin. There are still
> hundreds of birds trapped in the crushed cages. They are feeding and
caring
> for them in any way possible.
> We are now bracing for the next hurricane, Ivan.
> Please help, no amount is too small. Instructions for making a donation
are
> on the web-site.
>
> Sent by Gloria B. Some of us old timers might remember her?
I want to donate. Is there a paypal account or something set up? I had a
small win at bingo on wednesday evening and would like to donate it to help
.. I'm sure my lot would approve.
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| ex WGS Hamm |
"ex WGS Hamm" <alpha.bitchREMOVETHIS@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:mJf0d.1270$g81.1177@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>
> "Wheeler" <rivercst@pacifier.com> wrote in message
> news:10k1kvk752rbt7e@corp.supernews.com...
> > By now many of you may have seen posts about the tornado that ripped
> through
> > Howard Voren's Aviary during hurricane Frances. Words cannot begin to
> > describe the amount of destruction that took place, even the photos
don't
> > fully portray the damage. The magnitude of the devastation is
> > inconceivable, I cried as I took the photos. The information and photos
> are
> > now up on the OPA (Organization of Professional Aviculturists -ed.)
> web-site
> > at http://www.proaviculture.com/
> > Help is needed immediately. A crew of two men showed up this morning
with
> > chain saws and left when they saw what was needed saying it was more
than
> > they can handle. Large, professional crews are needed but are VERY
costly,
> > we must be able to guarantee payment for work to begin. There are still
> > hundreds of birds trapped in the crushed cages. They are feeding and
> caring
> > for them in any way possible.
> > We are now bracing for the next hurricane, Ivan.
> > Please help, no amount is too small. Instructions for making a donation
> are
> > on the web-site.
> >
> > Sent by Gloria B. Some of us old timers might remember her?
>
> I want to donate. Is there a paypal account or something set up? I had a
> small win at bingo on wednesday evening and would like to donate it to
help
> . I'm sure my lot would approve.
>
>
n.b I have just made a small donation. There is a paypal account on the
webpage. C'mon folks. These birdies need us!
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| Wheeler |
Yes, it is on the web site noted below.
Bob W
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Check out our web site,
A few new features and new pictures.
http://www.onemorebird.com/
"Kimberlee" <Kimberlee_vanderhoofNOSPAM_MMMM@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41414327$1@news.acsalaska.net...
> Is there a Paypal account set up for this?
> ~Kimberlee
>
>
>
> Wheeler wrote:
> > By now many of you may have seen posts about the tornado that ripped
> > through Howard Voren's Aviary during hurricane Frances. Words cannot
> > begin to describe the amount of destruction that took place, even the
> > photos don't fully portray the damage. The magnitude of the
> > devastation is inconceivable, I cried as I took the photos. The
> > information and photos are now up on the OPA (Organization of
> > Professional Aviculturists -ed.) web-site at
> > http://www.proaviculture.com/
> > Help is needed immediately. A crew of two men showed up this morning
> > with chain saws and left when they saw what was needed saying it was
> > more than they can handle. Large, professional crews are needed but
> > are VERY costly, we must be able to guarantee payment for work to
> > begin. There are still hundreds of birds trapped in the crushed
> > cages. They are feeding and caring for them in any way possible.
> > We are now bracing for the next hurricane, Ivan.
> > Please help, no amount is too small. Instructions for making a
> > donation are on the web-site.
> >
> > Sent by Gloria B. Some of us old timers might remember her?
> >
> > Bob W
>
>
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| Wheeler |
Yes, check out the web site posted below.
Bob W
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Check out our web site,
A few new features and new pictures.
http://www.onemorebird.com/
"ex WGS Hamm" <alpha.bitchREMOVETHIS@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:mJf0d.1270$g81.1177@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>
> "Wheeler" <rivercst@pacifier.com> wrote in message
> news:10k1kvk752rbt7e@corp.supernews.com...
> > By now many of you may have seen posts about the tornado that ripped
> through
> > Howard Voren's Aviary during hurricane Frances. Words cannot begin to
> > describe the amount of destruction that took place, even the photos
don't
> > fully portray the damage. The magnitude of the devastation is
> > inconceivable, I cried as I took the photos. The information and photos
> are
> > now up on the OPA (Organization of Professional Aviculturists -ed.)
> web-site
> > at http://www.proaviculture.com/
> > Help is needed immediately. A crew of two men showed up this morning
with
> > chain saws and left when they saw what was needed saying it was more
than
> > they can handle. Large, professional crews are needed but are VERY
costly,
> > we must be able to guarantee payment for work to begin. There are still
> > hundreds of birds trapped in the crushed cages. They are feeding and
> caring
> > for them in any way possible.
> > We are now bracing for the next hurricane, Ivan.
> > Please help, no amount is too small. Instructions for making a donation
> are
> > on the web-site.
> >
> > Sent by Gloria B. Some of us old timers might remember her?
>
> I want to donate. Is there a paypal account or something set up? I had a
> small win at bingo on wednesday evening and would like to donate it to
help
> . I'm sure my lot would approve.
>
>
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