Persian Dreams and Canine Themes Rescue Society

03/22/2025

Less than 2 weeks left to get your orders in for our Purdys Easter fundraiser.

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03/20/2025

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03/18/2025

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03/15/2025

This beautiful very pregnant mama came into our care Monday afternoon and by Wednesday morning she was already having her babies… any guesses on how many she had?

03/13/2025

Just a little bit of advice:

Eat lots of chocolate when times get rough, and even more when times are great!

Support our fundraiser and eat some chocolate 😃 🍫

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03/12/2025

Chocolate comes from cocoa, which is a tree.
That makes it a plant...
Chocolate is salad!!!

Order your salad and support our fundraiser!

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03/08/2025

We are still gathering information on numbers of feral cats and which areas of the city they are in. Please send us an email at [email protected]

Now’s the time to make a difference, the weathers changing and soon it will be kitten season. Let’s get some spays and neuters done before then!

As you all know, PDCT has been advocating for TNR (Trap Neuter Return) in the city of Medicine Hat for quite a while now.

We ran a ‘pilot’ project with the MHSPCA in July/Sep 2024. This pilot project was named "Project Snip & Tip" and saw 34 feral cats spayed or neutered and then released back to where they were trapped. 35 kittens were also trapped and transferred to other rescue organizations to be vetted and put up for adoption. Project Snip & Tip was solely funded by a very generous donor who made this all possible.

Since that time, we have been trying to secure a spot to have an organization come to town that can spay and neuter hundreds of cats in a single weekend.
Unfortunately, we were informed last week that this won’t be possible for 2025, so we need to come up with a 'Plan B.'

PDCT will continue to do whatever we can to keep the project going, but this will be a huge undertaking.

Firstly, we are going to need a rough idea of which areas of the city have feral cats and a rough idea of how many. We are asking the citizens of Medicine Hat to help provide us with some of that information.

We are asking for you to email us at the Project Snip & Tip email address: [email protected] with the location area, approximate number of cats, your name, and a contact number for you. Please note that the email isn't closely monitored, and we will only contact you if we are able to help in your area.

Project Snip & Tip is ONLY funded through donations. We do not have any city or government funding. At this time, we do NOT have the funds to spay and neuter all the cats in Medicine Hat. If there are no donations or the funds run out, we unfortunately will not be able to carry out any TNR in the city.

Secondly, we are asking if you are willing and able to help by donating, please contact us at PDCT for information on how to donate. We can't do this without YOU, Medicine Hat, so we are asking for any help you can give to this project we have all fought hard for.

03/06/2025

Let’s play a fun game!! And don’t forget our AGM March 26 7pm at the United Way Office.

03/03/2025

If you've ever thought about becoming a volunteer or volunteer Board Member, now's the time! We have a few Board positions available.

Even if you want to just come out to hear how the past year has gone, we'd love to see you there!

02/27/2025

As you all know, PDCT has been advocating for TNR (Trap Neuter Return) in the city of Medicine Hat for quite a while now.

We ran a ‘pilot’ project with the MHSPCA in July/Sep 2024. This pilot project was named "Project Snip & Tip" and saw 34 feral cats spayed or neutered and then released back to where they were trapped. 35 kittens were also trapped and transferred to other rescue organizations to be vetted and put up for adoption. Project Snip & Tip was solely funded by a very generous donor who made this all possible.

Since that time, we have been trying to secure a spot to have an organization come to town that can spay and neuter hundreds of cats in a single weekend.
Unfortunately, we were informed last week that this won’t be possible for 2025, so we need to come up with a 'Plan B.'

PDCT will continue to do whatever we can to keep the project going, but this will be a huge undertaking.

Firstly, we are going to need a rough idea of which areas of the city have feral cats and a rough idea of how many. We are asking the citizens of Medicine Hat to help provide us with some of that information.

We are asking for you to email us at the Project Snip & Tip email address: [email protected] with the location area, approximate number of cats, your name, and a contact number for you. Please note that the email isn't closely monitored, and we will only contact you if we are able to help in your area.

Project Snip & Tip is ONLY funded through donations. We do not have any city or government funding. At this time, we do NOT have the funds to spay and neuter all the cats in Medicine Hat. If there are no donations or the funds run out, we unfortunately will not be able to carry out any TNR in the city.

Secondly, we are asking if you are willing and able to help by donating, please contact us at PDCT for information on how to donate. We can't do this without YOU, Medicine Hat, so we are asking for any help you can give to this project we have all fought hard for.

02/25/2025

Can anyone else relate? What’s the strangest thing you woke up to that your cats did over night?!

02/14/2025

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02/07/2025

Happy birthday to Tess! She was our care 10 years ago and we are happy to announce still in a loveable, caring home!

02/05/2025

💔 Your Favorite Fundraiser is BACK!! 💔

During the month of February, donate $10 by eTransfer to [email protected] and put your Ex's name in the eTransfer message. We will stick your Ex's name in our kitty's S #%T!! 💔💩😹

Add your email address to the message if you'd like a picture sent to you!! 📸😅

01/28/2025

Happy Birthday to our amazing President! Her devotion to our organization goes unnoticed many times. So today, let’s give her a big thank you and happy birthday for all she does!!! ❤️🎂🤩

Happy Birthday Sam!!!!

The sweet girl in her arms is Miss Narnia!

If you've been following our page, you may have read about her.

Narnia was found frozen to the ground, emaciated, dehydrated, and shivering. She was rushed to the vet clinic, where they gave her IV fluids and tried to warm her up.

At first, she refused to eat, but after a few days of intensive care, she started to perk up. We’re still not sure what happened to her to get in such a bad state, but she had an incredible will to live, and we were determined to help her.

She stayed at the vet clinic for about two weeks, and then we found her a medical foster just before Christmas. She’s doing amazingly and gaining weight every week. She needs biweekly bloodwork to check her electrolyte levels since her body was starving and having trouble regulating them.

Her foster mentioned that she was losing some hair on her tail, so we took her to the vet for a check-up. Unfortunately, she had frostbite damage, and part of her tail needed to be amputated.

Her surgery was last week, and she was such a trooper. She handled the surgery like a pro. The good news is that she didn’t lose much of her tail, maybe just a couple of inches. She gets her check-up next week, and then we can see where things are at for her 😻

Despite everything this little sweetheart has been through, she’s still so loving and trusting.

If you’d like to help donate towards Narnia’s care, here are a couple of options:

eTransfer: [email protected]
Please include your name and address for tax receipts over $10

Canada Helps: https://www.canadahelps.org/.../persian-dreams-and.../

We really appreciate you taking the time to read about Narnia. You guys are amazing, and we appreciate your help.

01/23/2025

Narnia Update!

She is such a trooper and handled the surgery like a pro. Good news is she didn’t loose much of her tail, maybe just a couple of inches.
The first pic you can see the ring where the tail has died due to frost bite. Her tail currently resembles that of a rat 🤣 but the hair will grow back in no time at all.

Thank you to everyone that pitched in for her surgery. You guys are amazing and we appreciate your help. Narnia gets her check up in 2 weeks and then we can see where things are at for her 😻

01/20/2025

We have a heartwarming story to share about this adorable girl named Narnia.

Narnia was found frozen to the ground, emaciated, dehydrated, and shivering. She was rushed to the vet clinic where they gave her IV fluids and tried to warm her up.

At first, she refused to eat, but after a few days of intensive care, she started to perk up. We’re still not sure what happened to her to get in such a bad state, but she had an incredible will to live, and we were determined to help her.

She stayed at the vet clinic for about two weeks and then we found her a medical foster just before Christmas. She’s doing amazingly and gaining weight every week. She needs biweekly bloodwork to check her electrolyte levels since her body was in starvation mode and was having some trouble regulating them.

Last week, her foster mentioned that she was losing some hair on her tail, so we took her to the vet for a check-up. Unfortunately, it looks like she had frostbite damage, and part of her tail will need to be amputated.

Surgery is scheduled for January 20th.

Despite everything Narnia has been through, she’s still so loving and trusting.

If you’d like to help donate towards Narnia’s care, here are a couple of options:

eTransfer: [email protected]
Please include your name and address for tax receipts over $10

https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/persian-dreams-and-canine-themes-rescue-society/

We really appreciate you taking the time to read about Narnia.

01/17/2025

A nice little giggle on this cold day for all the remote workers out there!