Continue in the footsteps of St. Francis of Assisi and deepen your celebrations with our multimedia kit
Explore animal protection issues in your faith community during the season of St. Francis and beyond with our free St. Francis Day in a Box! Start a pet food collection, small group discussion, or plan a film event. The “box” is designed to inspire ideas for animal protection projects that you can do year-round.
Your 2016 "box" includes:
Animals in the Kingdom: Enjoy a discount on the curriculum for the 8-week video series, which brings faith and science together to explore animal issues.
The HSUS Fill the Bowl Project, pet food collection promotion kit
Eating Mercifully, documentary on DVD by The HSUS. Dive into the ethical considerations of factory-farming issues in this compelling short film.
Vegangelical: A discount coupon on “Vegangelical: How caring for animals can shape your faith,” by Sarah Withrow King, from Zondervan.
Way of Love: A discount coupon on “Way of Love: Recovering the Heart of Christianity,” by Dr. Norman Wirzba, from HarperCollins.
Tofurky: Try recipes with products from Tofurky! Get started with a coupon and whip up a masterpiece for your next church potluck!
Kind News reveals the beauty and wonder of the animals who share our world while also exploring the challenges they face. This 8-page magazine, published bimonthly during the school year, encourages kids to coexist humanely with animals, celebrate the human-animal bond, and become active in efforts to protect animals.
“Way of Love: Recovering the Heart of Christianity” by Dr. Norman Wirzba
The HSUS's Fill the Bowl kit makes it easy for your congregation to help pets and the people who love them. The HSUS
“Vegangelical: How caring for animals can shape your faith” by Sarah Withrow King
The Kirbas Institute presents “Animals in the Kingdom”
When you order, you’ll also receive a list of more online ideas, including links for animal protection ministry projects to keep you going long after St. Francis Day!
Sweet little Tiny is such a bundle
of sweet love. I am so glad we found her before she starved to death. I will
never forget it was Nov. 26, 2014. Now, this little Miss is a true rescue. She was dumped out and not even weaned yet, when we found her starving.
She fit in the palm of my hand so I named her Tiny.
On bad days, it is always
nice to have a sweet little chubby kitty to lift my spirits. Miss Tiny loves to
ride on my Rollator Walker. The seat is vinyl so she slides off when I stop, so
I put an old cotton pillow, and she rides on it and sleeps on it when it is not
in motion. I'm not sure if she thinks it is a ride at Disney or that I am her
chauffeur. Of all the cats, she has the sweetest disposition. Funny, I have always
heard bad things about black cats, I have two and they are both sweet and
loving.
Tiny is the gentlest and most
spoiled of them all...lol. She is my baby-est baby!
1600 N. 291 Hwy., Liberty, MO in the Well and Playground.
Everyone touched by adoption or interested in adoption, foster care, orphan care or care for children who need homes are welcome.
Food provided. Feel free to bring a dish or dessert to share. Please RSVP to Kimber Daniels at kimbermom@live.com or Susan Eason at seasonsde61@gmail.com today!
A cat "miraculously" survived a shotgun attack which left her body riddled with about 30 separate wounds, according to an animal charity.
The RSPCA said three-year-old Puss-Puss will need her eye removing after she was shot near her home in Ardleigh, Colchester, Essex.
She had pellet wounds all over her body and head and the charity described her survival as "miraculous".
Her injuries were only discovered when she returned home on Friday.
Her owner, Doug Taw, remembers hearing gun shots in the area before the black-and-white cat went missing for a week.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-essex-36046741 Mr Taw said: "I just can't think what sort of person could have done this to her.
"We heard some gunshots but didn't imagine at first it could have anything to do with Puss-Puss.
"Then we found her crouched under a car, frightened and injured. She ran off and we couldn't find her for a week.
"I was beside myself with worry. Then she eventually dragged herself back in a terrible state and we rushed her straight to the vet.
"It is heartbreaking seeing her in such a distressed state, and I am so upset that she will now lose her eye.
"It is a miracle she survived but it's going to take a lot for her to get back to her normal self, and she will obviously always bear the scars now."
RSPCA inspector Adam Jones said: "We were shocked to find that Puss-Puss was peppered with such an extraordinary number of pellet wounds all over her body and head.
"One was in her paw, making it hard for her to walk, and another in the middle of her eye - causing a detached retina.
"The vet said two had just missed her spinal cord and it is a miracle she survived."