Feb 10
All of you know that I have been on dialysis for almost two years. When I had the surgery to place the peritoneal catheter in my abdomen, a hernia developed from that surgery.
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December 09
I don't know about you but 2009 slid right by me. It seems like I just started this year and WHAM it’s time for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We sort of survived a recession….the jury is still out on that one. As usual the back gate from Cedarhill to the Rainbow Bridge, opened way too often…< |
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October 09
Why is Friday the lioness laughing with me?I just told her that I just turned 65. I don’t know which one of us thought it was the funniest. I started the sanctuary when I was 42, so I feel like I’m just getting warmed up. As many of you know, I’ve been on dialysis for
about 15 months and I’ve never felt better... |
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CEDAR HILL
I rescued my first cougar in 1987. Incorporated in 1990 and received non-profit status in 1992. Cedarhill currently gives lifetime sanctuary to over 300 animals including:
lions, tigers, cougars, bobcats, wolves, horses, domestic cats, dogs and pot-bellied pigs.
• Animals who enter the gates of Cedarhill live out their lives in peace and comfort. They only way one leaves is to ultimately be buried in the sanctuary cemetary.
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Special thanks to Maggie Gray Photography |
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• Late in October, the authorities confiscated a blind, neglected and abused horse. |
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•Sedona, a beautiful Bengal came to us from Idaho. |
Witnesses said that he had been tied to a tree for over a month and was about 400 pounds underweight. Kids who saddled him and made him run had beaten him with barbed wire. He had sores on his withers from being ridden with an unpadded saddle. He was brought to Cedarhill on Sunday, September 1st. We put him in the pasture with Sonny and Sassy. For Sonny, it was love at first sight. I named the new horse “Danny Boy”, as he is the sweetest, gentlest, kindness horse that I’ve ever met. I think that Sonny considers himself Danny’s seeing- eye horse as he is always close to him. How Danny can trust us after what he’s been through is simply amazing. I don’t know what will happen to Danny’s abusers, but personally, I think they should be tied to a tree without food and water and whipped with barbed wire.
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She was turned in to a law enforcement agency that in turn contacted us. It is not legal to adopt out a Bengal in their state as they are considered a wild exotic. I asked why she was surrendered and the answer was, “ Oh, normal story, some people got her and then didn’t want her anymore.”
Sedona came right into the senior house, found her a bed and immediately was very comfortable with us. We now have five Bengals and they are bossy cats, but we love our Bengals.
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