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JAR is present at: Kids Who Care: Fundraising for Furry Friends JAR in the Shanghai Family magazine Year 7 student Cameron Lawrence loves animals so much she took it upon herself to raise money for Jaiya’s Animal Rescue (JAR), a non-profit small animal rescue group committed to protecting and improving the health and welfare of Shanghai’s animals. “I just love animals and I hate to see them mistreated. So I just want less to be mistreated and more to be adopted. So I just want to help them,” the 12-year-old Australian-born, Shanghai-based Lawrence says of her decision to raise money for JAR.After finding two kittens on the street and re-homing them, Lawrence came across JAR and her family got involved by fostering cats in their Pudong home. Wanting to contribute more to the cause, Lawrence started collecting second-hand books to sell at JAR’s adoption days. We are issuing this newsletter monthly in order to let you know about the developments of JAR’s activities and our lovely pets. This fall, there are several ongoing JAR fundraising activities. Please support our JAR t-shirt sale on adoption days and at the Petkeeper shop. Also check out our yoghurt charity HAPPY ENDING: Snoopy formerly known as Samson JAR Events Animal Adoption Day Hongmei Lu 3338, Puxi (Sunday, September 11 th , 2011) Special Adoption Day No adoption day on the 18 th !! September 2011 Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen Jaiya’s Animal Rescue Newsletter Attention: JAR has established a new set of regulations for people and pets attending JAR Animal Adoption Day. Any rescuers who do not abide JAR’S procedures and policy will unfortunately not be permitted to participate at the event. click here for the regulations Page 1 After her first book sale, she has already raised RMB 1,760 (an impressive feat in just a few short hours), and Lawrence is now on the lookout for more books in English and other languages. If you can donate books for Cameron Lawrence to sell, or if you are interested in helping out at her stall on JAR adoption days, you can contact her through the JAR website. She is available to pick up books from around Shanghai. For the whole article click here A jar for JAR endeavor a jar for JAR at the Wonder Center preschool. Thank you for your support! All the best from JAR Group!

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Page 1: Jaiya’s Animal Rescue Newsletter · PDF fileShanghai Family magazine ... the interview! Other pets that urgently need a home include: HuiBaoBao (dog) ... rescue and re-home stray

JAR is present at:

Kids Who Care: Fundraising for Furry Friends – JAR in the Shanghai Family magazine Year 7 student Cameron Lawrence loves

animals so much she took it upon herself

to raise money for Jaiya’s Animal Rescue

(JAR), a non-profit small animal rescue

group committed to protecting and

improving the health and welfare of

Shanghai’s animals.

“I just love animals and I hate to see

them mistreated. So I just want less to be

mistreated and more to be adopted. So I

just want to help them,” the 12-year-old

Australian-born, Shanghai-based

Lawrence says of her decision to raise

money for JAR.After finding two kittens

on the street and re-homing them,

Lawrence came across JAR and her

family got involved by fostering cats in

their Pudong home. Wanting to

contribute more to the cause, Lawrence

started collecting second-hand books to

sell at JAR’s adoption days.

We are issuing this newsletter monthly in

order to let you know about the

developments of JAR’s activities and our

lovely pets.

This fall, there are several ongoing JAR

fundraising activities.

Please support our JAR t-shirt sale on

adoption days and at the Petkeeper

shop. Also check out our yoghurt charity

HAPPY ENDING: Snoopy formerly

known as Samson

JAR Events

Animal Adoption Day

Hongmei Lu 3338, Puxi

(Sunday, September

11th , 2011)

Special Adoption Day

No adoption day on

the 18th!!

September 2011 ● Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen

Jaiya’s Animal Rescue Newsletter

Attention:

JAR has established a new set

of regulations for people and

pets attending JAR Animal

Adoption Day. Any rescuers

who do not abide JAR’S

procedures and policy will

unfortunately not be permitted

to participate at the event.

click here for the regulations

Page 1

After her first book sale, she has already

raised RMB 1,760 (an impressive feat in

just a few short hours), and Lawrence is

now on the lookout for more books in

English and other languages.

If you can donate books for Cameron

Lawrence to sell, or if you are interested

in helping out at her stall on JAR

adoption days, you can contact her

through the JAR website. She is available

to pick up books from around Shanghai.

For the whole article click here

A jar for JAR

endeavor a jar for JAR at the Wonder

Center preschool.

Thank you for your support!

All the best from JAR Group!

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Can you provide a forever loving

home to Jack or Song Song?

JAR Pets of the Month: Jack & Song Song

Jack (top) and Song Song (bottom)

Jack (male cat)

DOB: November 2008

Jack is a very friendly cat with a

lovely character. He is dewormed,

deflead, vaccinated and

neutered. Jack needs a loving

family to take him in.

Song Song (female dog)

DOB: January 2009

She was rescued from a

vegetable market. She is very

friendly towards people and other

dogs.

She has been deflead,

dewormed, vaccinated and

spayed. Song Song is currently

residing at our Baoshan base.

Page 2 September 2011 ● Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen

JAR featured on Dragon TV

Thanking Dragon TV for featuring JAR and

promoting the group’s cause. Well done to

Vivian (Senior Chinese Liaison Officer) for

arranging and organising the rescuers and doing

the interview!

Other pets that urgently need a

home include:

HuiBaoBao (dog)

Ginger (cat)

Minnie (dog)

Prince (cat)

Bonnie (dog)

MiMi (cat)

Adopt a dog or cat!

JAR Guides

JAR has created a webpage to collate and

accumulate JAR “guides” for information

purposes.

The link to these documents is the following:

click here

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Page 3 September 2011 ● Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen

JAR Donation Boxes

Pet biscuits: SAS Animal Rescue Group

SAS Animal Rescue Group is

developing a raising fund campaign

by selling pet cookies. Please see

Pet Biscuit Order Form / Order Pet

Biscuits!

Note: Monster Cat stars in a webcomic. You can find him in Facebook and Twitter.

He fights for Truth, Justice and Milk!

Source: Miscellany of a Cheshire Cat

Dress your pooch: PETKEEPER charity sale

Petkeeper, a shop for pet supplies and

pet grooming, is launching a dog t-shirt

sale in order to support JAR. For more

info click here

The t-shirts were made exclusively for

JAR with a small JAR logo on the back of

each shirt. One shirt costs 28 RMB – 10

RMB will go to JAR.

You can buy the t-shirts along with other

pet supplies at Petkeeper

(奇宝宠物), 1338 号 Kaixuan Road 凯旋路

(crossing with Anshun Road 安顺路),

Changning District, or at our Adoption

Days.

Lovebox Storage

Doggy House

Buddy Dog

El Mexicano Restaurant

Eagle Valley veterinary centre

JAR a small animal rescue group in

Shanghai, consisting of expats and

local Chinese working together to

rescue and re-home stray /

abandoned animals off the streets

of Shanghai. We all have other jobs

but dedicate our time and

pocketbooks to do tireless charity

for what we believe is an important

and worthwhile cause.

For our TNR & ABC Program we

need the help of people /

companies that could be willing to

provide us with the sponsorship /

funding necessary to buy Cat Traps

for our program.

Thank you

for your

support !

Below you can see the

information on the Cat Traps

needed:

HW-30D

ACES Humane Cat Trap w/ rear

door 30"x 9"x11". Guaranteed

against animal damage for 3

years.

Price: US $55.00

If you can help us, please send

us an e-mail.

[email protected]

Thank you!

Donations needed

for TNR Program

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Adoptable Pets and their Stories

Capital

Duo Duo

Penny

Molly

Xiao Bao

Foster parents needed

TNR case Viola : You

can make it happen

No doubt you have noticed the

more friendly felines in your

neighborhood who even come to

you for a head rub.

Viola is such an example. She’s

always greeting my dog and me,

twining around my legs, waiting for

food and attention. It is very easy to

catch such a cat to have it

neutered or spayed. A little bit of

coaxing with food and in it goes in

the pet carrier.

What it took to spay Viola?

- A little bit of my time

- 300 RMB for spaying

Meet Viola

WAPA (Wuxi Animal

Protection) rescued

nearly 600 caged cats

On July 24th and August 3rd, the

WAPA rescued nearly 600 caged

cats near Shanghai. The cats were

saved from cat nappers who were

planning to sell them to various

restaurants. The rescuers managed to

stop them on their way to

Guangdong. After hours of

negotiations in the heat with police

officers the cats were handed over to

the rescuers.

Many of the cats were starved and

injured, hiding in the corners in fear.

Since the cat base at the WAPA was

still under construction, the rescuers

had to fix up the location over night.

- Sick and injured cats were

separated from the healthy ones for

treatment.

- Male and Female cats were further

separated into groups.

All of the cats are now facing

medical fees including vaccinations,

neutering, flea treatments and food

to eat. The rescuers are trying to find

safe homes for the cats to go to.

If you want to help, please click here

Foster parents’ plea in Chinese

JAR has issued

a Chinese

version of our

plea for more

foster parents.

To see, save

or print it

please click

here.

Zhen Da puppy Bai Long Tony

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Sponsors & Friends:

Special thanks to:

**LOST CAT PRIYA**

click here for more information

Expenses August 2011

Donations August 2011

400 RMB - Marketing materials

400 RMB - foster parent

650 RMB - Transportation

300 RMB - Rescuer

800 RMB - Rescuer

100 RMB - Annabel puppy

500 RMB - Nala (cat) medicine

550 RMB - Pet supplies

850 RMB - Biyun puppy

(spay/vaccine)

300 RMB - Cabby puppy

(boarding/medicine)

600 RMB - Rescuer

Acknowledgements

JAR wants to thank to the following

individuals/establishments for their

valuable help:

(a) Albert (PETKEEPER)

(b) Dr. Goltz & Dr. Sunny (Eagle Valley

Vet)

(c) Dr. Zhang & team (Shen Kang

Hospital)

(d) Shanghai Family Magazine

Jaiya’s Animal Rescue (JAR)

Website: http://jargroup.doodlekit.com

JAR Pictures: http://jar-galleries.doodlekit.com

Blog: http://jarshanghai.wordpress.com

JAR e-mail: [email protected]

ANI-DOPTIONS: 33 adopted pets for August 2011!

3000 RMB (AUG 21st AD)

200 RMB - Nicole Xu

1600 RMB - Bake Sale SAS

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September 2011 ● Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen Page 6

We want to thank the following individuals for buying

our special

JAR t-shirts

Chapin (1 piece)

Thank you to all the other buyers who didn’t fill in

the little name card

Page 6 September 2011 ● Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen

The sad story of Sally

Walking through a pet market in Shanghai is often a

torture for every animal lover. It breaks your heart to

see many of the animals stuck together in tiny

cages, with not enough to eat and water to drink,

many of them obviously ill and/or on the brink of

death.

One of our volunteers recently rescued Sally from

such a pet market. When passing one of these awful

cages, she noticed a kitten lying motionless in the

corner. The rescuer started inquiring about the kitten

and was told to choose another one since this one

wasn’t eating anymore. There was a long discussion

with the vendor about the poor health of the kitten

and that it should be taken to a vet. Finally the

vendor angrily handed over the kitten for free and

told the rescuer to back off.

Sally was taken to the vet who declared her condition

life threatening. She was dehydrated, malnourished,

eyes terribly swollen due to infections, had swollen

kidneys and problems to hold her body temperature.

The following week was a week of fighting for Sally’s

life. Thanks to infusions, injections, eye ointment, force

feeding and of course a lot of TLC she recovered

slowly but steadily. Sally is now a happy and healthy

kitten waiting for her forever home.

Parent Information Fair (SAS Pudong)

Thank you to the Animal Rescue Club at the

Shanghai American School for raising 1600 RMB for

JAR (Parent Information Fair).

We luckily received more students volunteering and

hopefully fostering our beautiful animals in need of

a loving home.

I greatly appreciate the faculty, students and

parent’s support!

Adoption Days: Merchandise for

sale for DONATION purposes

On the Adoption Days we

are selling the following

merchandise : JAR

Lanyards, JAR Badges,

JAR Metro Card Stickers

and various stickers stating

our cause.

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Page 7 September 2011 ● Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen

Dog food donation

Thanking Tony and Doggy House

establishment for kindly donating 6

huge bags of dog food and 2

hamster cages!

JAR has distributed the dog food

to Baoshan shelter, Songjiang and

Nanhui locations. The hamster

cages came into good use by

donating it to the Wondercenter

PreSchool in Jinqiao.

Thank you very much for your

support!

Benicio

Husky

YangYang

Footloose

Xiao Yang

Linda

ZaiZai & MuiMui

New rescues in the spotlight – click on my name to find out my story

Biyun Puppy

Thank you to M Pets for donating

Cat & Dog food!!

We appreciate your ongoing support!

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Page 7

OUR CHALLENGE

Every year thousands of animals are abandoned in China. Just like in many other developing

countries, this situation requires the attention and effort of several parties: government agencies,

NGOs, NPOs and more importantly: YOU!

Imagine how different this situation could be if more people were willing to open their homes to an

abandoned pet, if more animals were vaccinated, neutered and spayed, if more people made

donations, if more people were foster parents, if education on ethical treatment of animals could

reach everybody …

We at JAR have a great task ahead of us, but we cannot do it alone … WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!

Page 8 September 2011 ● Issue 10 ● Jaiya’s Animal Rescue ● Editors: Marvin, Josephine, Gwen