Dedications

9 Sep 2006, 3:02 am - Posted by Jane Mail - 497 views - Categories: Fixed Content

The following special dedications were made by our donors.


Donation dedicated in memory of Donald R. McIntosh.

Donation dedicated by Cheryl Rutherford and Chris Seath, in honour of their wedding guests, 25 August 2007.

Donation dedicated to Mr Jordan Denney.

Ms Mescal Roe – I have two rescued birds - Sonni, a sun conure - and Miss Pippin, a cockatiel. I love them dearly as did Mescal, my mother.

Mrs Jean Henley – We are donating this money in memory of my mum, Jean Henley. Her birthday was July 10th and she was a great crusader for unloved/unwanted animals of all descriptions. We hope it helps your great work!

Donation dedicated to Mrs Lesley Greenfield.

Donation dedicated to Eriza Browning, the cockatiel.

Donation dedicated to Tatyana Holguin.

Donation dedicated to Mr Mel Habberley.


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