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Letters below were sent to founder Jeff Gold from people helped by Rescue Me!


Sender: Trish Presland     Date: January 25, 2018 _
     Ricky the cat, who is an adorable and funny character, was adopted in only eleven weeks by a wonderful lady who is now spoiling him good. We are so grateful for Rescue Me! When we are ready for our next set of cats (we always adopt two at a time for companionship) we will definitely go to Rescue Me. Please tell everyone you know about this great site so they search for there pets here first! Keep up the good work!


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Sender: Bev Condon     Date: August 22, 2017 _
     Rocky found a new Mom who will treat him better than most people. He was a kitten that I placed with a neighbor five years ago. She just moved and left him behind. Within 48 hours of posting on Rescue Me, he had a new home.


Sender: Wendy Knox     Date: January 14, 2014 _
     I had been taking care of a stray cat for nearly 2 years with no luck on finding him a home. He is a beautiful blue eyed snowshoe and as sweet as can be, yet I couldn't find a soul interested in adopting a cat. I already have 4 adopted cats myself, along with several dogs. As soon as I discovered Rescue Me!, I posted the picture and information and got a response within 24 hours! I was astounded, especially when this wonderful lady still wanted him after I discovered that he was postive for FIV and FeLV! She arranged a rescue transport to pick him up, and take him to her home! He finally got a home, a name, and all the loving attention a cat could ever dream of. We are so very grateful for the Rescue Me! website providing such an invaluable service! There truly are great people in this world that love animals as much as me, but I never would have located one without this site!


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Sender: Rena Wheeler     Date: March 3, 2013 _
     I hesitantly decided to go ahead and try to rehome my cats in anticipation of the sale of my house and a move into a condo that has a no-pet policy. My daughter knew about Rescue Me! and referred me here, assuring me I would get quality people interested in my girls. Within minutes of posting Karma on the Snowshoe Cat section of the site, we had a phone call and an email from someone very excited about seeing her and anxious to come see if she was a match for them. They drove from Port Charlotte, Florida, to St. Petersburg, Florida, a 1 1/2 to 2 hour trip one way. The couple was wonderful! Karma was receptive to them and they were wild about her. They had been waiting a while to find one just like her. I had such peace of mind, knowing that she was going to such a loving and friendly home where she will be spoiled like the queen she thinks she is! Thank you, Rescue Me!


Sender: Laurie Johnston     Date: September 27, 2011 _
     Jeff, Lacy was adopted, the very next day! Love the ease of Rescue Me! And it works! Lacy was adopted by some people who drove about 50 miles to see her, she has been spayed already, and is in her new home. Thank you. Laurie


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