September 4 , 2007 VOL 1

TEARS was contacted yesterday by a young woman who had witnessed 2 dogs savagely attack a young cat. After running the dogs away, she found the kitty unable to move
with puncture wounds and lacerations all over its body. TEARS director,
Terra Cotromano, without any resources to call on, due to a financial crisis, carefully explained to the young lady what to do in order to help the cat and take it to the veterinarian’s office. Several hours later, the young lady called
back again and said she just called the animal control officer and they would be there in a couple of hours.

What a tragedy! This poor kitty, lying there in pain and suffering all those hours. We still do know the fate of the animal. This sounded to us as if the cat’s back was broken, a common outcome of a dog attack.

TEARS is not in a financial position at this time to continue doing rescues. We are struggling to maintain the 200 animals we have at TEARSTOWN.
Won’t you consider making a monthly donation part of your budget now. If you care about the animals that are out there suffering from injuries, please help us survive.


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We are one of the only rescue groups that service the injured animals 24/7/365.