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This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Sanford, Fla. -- A faulty dryer at Seminole County Animal Services in
Sanford is being blamed for killing 40 animals early Thursday, according to
Local 6 News.

Wednesday night, Seminole County firefighters were called to Seminole County
Animal Services after someone smelled smoke. However, no fire was found.

About six hours later at 2 a.m., firefighters responded to flames at the
animal facility.

The fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes but not before 32 cats and
seven dogs were killed. Other animals were also treated for smoke
inhalation.

Animal Service workers rushed to help the trapped animals early Thursday.

"What was running through our heads was save the animals," Vet Tech Denise
Sims said. "They were the most important things. Buildings can be replaced
but little lives cannot."

Nearly 300 animals at the clinic survived the fire.

"They think a faulty dryer started this," Local 6's Tiffany Tift said.
"There are washers and dryers back in the back area of the building."

Firefighters have not confirmed the cause of the fire.

Animal Services officials were asking for blankets, litter pans, bowls and
food for the animals.

An investigation into the fire continues.

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Matthew wrote:
This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The
firefighters and the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge
called them to cross to the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

How sad. :-( Purrs for all concerned.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

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I heard about this this morning. SO very sad :(


"Matthew" wrote in message
...
This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Sanford, Fla. -- A faulty dryer at Seminole County Animal Services in
Sanford is being blamed for killing 40 animals early Thursday, according
to
Local 6 News.

Wednesday night, Seminole County firefighters were called to Seminole
County
Animal Services after someone smelled smoke. However, no fire was found.

About six hours later at 2 a.m., firefighters responded to flames at the
animal facility.

The fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes but not before 32 cats and
seven dogs were killed. Other animals were also treated for smoke
inhalation.

Animal Service workers rushed to help the trapped animals early Thursday.

"What was running through our heads was save the animals," Vet Tech Denise
Sims said. "They were the most important things. Buildings can be replaced
but little lives cannot."

Nearly 300 animals at the clinic survived the fire.

"They think a faulty dryer started this," Local 6's Tiffany Tift said.
"There are washers and dryers back in the back area of the building."

Firefighters have not confirmed the cause of the fire.

Animal Services officials were asking for blankets, litter pans, bowls and
food for the animals.

An investigation into the fire continues.

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Purrs on the way for all the animals and the shelter workers.

Ann

--
read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/
see pictures of Sam at http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ann791/my_photos
"Matthew" wrote in message
...
This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Sanford, Fla. -- A faulty dryer at Seminole County Animal Services in
Sanford is being blamed for killing 40 animals early Thursday, according
to Local 6 News.

Wednesday night, Seminole County firefighters were called to Seminole
County Animal Services after someone smelled smoke. However, no fire was
found.

About six hours later at 2 a.m., firefighters responded to flames at the
animal facility.

The fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes but not before 32 cats and
seven dogs were killed. Other animals were also treated for smoke
inhalation.

Animal Service workers rushed to help the trapped animals early Thursday.

"What was running through our heads was save the animals," Vet Tech Denise
Sims said. "They were the most important things. Buildings can be replaced
but little lives cannot."

Nearly 300 animals at the clinic survived the fire.

"They think a faulty dryer started this," Local 6's Tiffany Tift said.
"There are washers and dryers back in the back area of the building."

Firefighters have not confirmed the cause of the fire.

Animal Services officials were asking for blankets, litter pans, bowls and
food for the animals.

An investigation into the fire continues.

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Oh dear how dreadful!! Purrs coming for the remaining animals to recover
well, and for the community to get around them and help 9as I'm sure they
all will) and a thanks going up for th firies saving so many.

"Matthew" wrote in message
...
This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Sanford, Fla. -- A faulty dryer at Seminole County Animal Services in
Sanford is being blamed for killing 40 animals early Thursday, according
to Local 6 News.

Wednesday night, Seminole County firefighters were called to Seminole
County Animal Services after someone smelled smoke. However, no fire was
found.

About six hours later at 2 a.m., firefighters responded to flames at the
animal facility.

The fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes but not before 32 cats and
seven dogs were killed. Other animals were also treated for smoke
inhalation.

Animal Service workers rushed to help the trapped animals early Thursday.

"What was running through our heads was save the animals," Vet Tech Denise
Sims said. "They were the most important things. Buildings can be replaced
but little lives cannot."

Nearly 300 animals at the clinic survived the fire.

"They think a faulty dryer started this," Local 6's Tiffany Tift said.
"There are washers and dryers back in the back area of the building."

Firefighters have not confirmed the cause of the fire.

Animal Services officials were asking for blankets, litter pans, bowls and
food for the animals.

An investigation into the fire continues.

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Candles will be lit and purrs and prayers sent for these
poor furbabies.

Lily & her mama

--
Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time.

"Matthew" wrote in message
...
This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Sanford, Fla. -- A faulty dryer at Seminole County Animal Services in
Sanford is being blamed for killing 40 animals early Thursday, according
to Local 6 News.

Wednesday night, Seminole County firefighters were called to Seminole
County Animal Services after someone smelled smoke. However, no fire was
found.

About six hours later at 2 a.m., firefighters responded to flames at the
animal facility.

The fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes but not before 32 cats and
seven dogs were killed. Other animals were also treated for smoke
inhalation.

Animal Service workers rushed to help the trapped animals early Thursday.

"What was running through our heads was save the animals," Vet Tech Denise
Sims said. "They were the most important things. Buildings can be replaced
but little lives cannot."

Nearly 300 animals at the clinic survived the fire.

"They think a faulty dryer started this," Local 6's Tiffany Tift said.
"There are washers and dryers back in the back area of the building."

Firefighters have not confirmed the cause of the fire.

Animal Services officials were asking for blankets, litter pans, bowls and
food for the animals.

An investigation into the fire continues.

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On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 12:22:52 -0500, "Matthew"
wrote:

This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Well, considering a fire at 2AM, it could have been much worse. But 32
poor kitties and 7 dogs lost to a fire. That's just awful!

People must have been working very, very hard to save so many, though.

Purrs on the way for the ones who have gone, as well as for the people
running the shelter!

~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein

Life is very difficult. Once you understand that, life becomes easier.
-Buddha

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Matthew wrote:
This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Sanford, Fla. -- A faulty dryer at Seminole County Animal Services in
Sanford is being blamed for killing 40 animals early Thursday, according to
Local 6 News.

Wednesday night, Seminole County firefighters were called to Seminole County
Animal Services after someone smelled smoke. However, no fire was found.

About six hours later at 2 a.m., firefighters responded to flames at the
animal facility.

The fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes but not before 32 cats and
seven dogs were killed. Other animals were also treated for smoke
inhalation.

Animal Service workers rushed to help the trapped animals early Thursday.

"What was running through our heads was save the animals," Vet Tech Denise
Sims said. "They were the most important things. Buildings can be replaced
but little lives cannot."

Nearly 300 animals at the clinic survived the fire.

"They think a faulty dryer started this," Local 6's Tiffany Tift said.
"There are washers and dryers back in the back area of the building."

Firefighters have not confirmed the cause of the fire.

Animal Services officials were asking for blankets, litter pans, bowls and
food for the animals.

An investigation into the fire continues.


This is so sad :-(

Purrs for all 39 lost for their safe journey to The Bridge.

Ginger-lyn

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Matthew wrote:

This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.

http://www.local6.com/news/10961232/detail.html

Sanford, Fla. -- A faulty dryer at Seminole County Animal Services in
Sanford is being blamed for killing 40 animals early Thursday, according to
Local 6 News.

Wednesday night, Seminole County firefighters were called to Seminole County
Animal Services after someone smelled smoke. However, no fire was found.

About six hours later at 2 a.m., firefighters responded to flames at the
animal facility.

The fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes but not before 32 cats and
seven dogs were killed. Other animals were also treated for smoke
inhalation.
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Lots and lots of purrs,
Polonca and Soncek

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How terrible! Purrs and prayers on their way.

Hazel Az

"Matthew" wrote in message
...
This is for victims of a fire at a local animal shelter. 300 animals
survived but 32 cats and 7 dogs did not make it out. The firefighters and
the shelter did there best but the rainbow bridge called them to cross to
the other side.