SCRIM UPDATE:
At 8:44 Friday morning, Scrim busted out of a window on my 2nd floor and jumped 13 feet to the ground and began running.
He was last seen in the Carrollton neighborhood on Spruce between Joliet and Dante, when the battery on his GPS collar died. The Scrim team have put fliers up in the neighborhood and are going door to door today.
Trust me when I say that there is nothing negative that you can say to me or about him getting loose again that I haven’t already said to myself in the last 24 hours. I am not focusing on his escape but focusing all my mental energy on safely capturing him again.
This situation is the most unbelievable scenario that I’ve ever had to deal with. I’m not giving up. It took all of us coming together to find him last time. I am asking for your help again.
If you see him, please text me at FiveOhFour.231.7865.
Michelle
Meet Mz. Woodz AKA Mizzy came to us late yesterday after this wonderful human was able to get her off the streets. She had been there for quite some time. Instead of having her stay in a kennel, her new area is behind by desk at the rescue building. She is SUPER sweet. It pains me to rub her body to comfort her because all I can feel are her bones and I don’t want to hurt her, but she really enjoys when you rub under her chin and neck. The wonderful vets @msah101 will give her a full physical and treatment plan to get her healthy! Stay tuned for her progress over the coming weeks.
SCRIM UPDATE, THOUGHTS AND PLAN: It’s been a really rough couple of days. We are totally frustrated, exhausted and desperate to get to Scrim to safety.
One good thing that Scrim has going for him is that he is in an area, unlike Mizzy was, where there are established feral cat colonies that are monitored and have fresh food and water daily. Thank God for the cat people of Mid City!!!
My fear is that Scrim looks like Mizzy under his matted fur. Sure, he can run fast and elude capture, but until we secure him, we truly don’t truly know his condition. He had a ProHeart 12 injection, his vaccines are current, and his last flea/tick preventative was in April. But that’s the extent of what we know right now. I am in close contact with Scrim’s vets and they are in the loop with everything that has happened and @msah101 main hospital is ready to receive him when he is captured.
#teamscrim or #freescrim. It would appear that there are strong feelings on both sides.
#freescrim people: If you are #freescrim, please unfollow my social media posts. It’s easy. I won’t be upset. If you are in it for my other rescues but are tired of seeing the Scrim posts just keep scrolling past them. That’s easy too. Negative comments are petty and do nothing except waste everyone’s time. I don’t engage with these types of comments, so you are not going to get a rise out of me or get me to
Puppy party bus.
Whew. What a day. We were able to process all puppies and get them ready to go into homes starting tomorrow!
Those that were old enough got vaccines. Everyone was dewormed, microchipped, named, fed, cleaned, fed, cleaned, kissed, cleaned, snuggled, pampered, cleaned and made the day of anyone who came in the office at Freret today so much better.
They are now on our website, so you can peruse www.zeusrescue.org to see if any look like they should go home with you. If you don’t already have an app on file, please complete one at www.zeusrescues.org.
We are so thankful to ARNO for taking 6 of the 23 we got yesterday. Head on over to https://animalrescueneworleans.org to see which ones they have!
I hope you enjoy our ‘puppy train’ video from earlier. They really seem to enjoy it too and it is the easiest/fastest way to move them around the building:)
Michelle
#zeusrescues
SCRIM UPDATE: Our sightings are fewer and fewer, but he was spotted at 4:10 today on Palmyra and S. Pierce, headed towards Banks. I have not given up on him, I am just changing it up a little on social media for those who mentioned that I post Scrim too much and not my other rescues:)