Main Squeeze Fundraiser
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| Nightstalker, by Diana Ranly (The Glass Eye) |
Main Squeeze is a locally-owned, sustainably operated business which serves delicious, natural foods. While you're there, be sure to Buy a chance to own this beautiful stained glass window! Titled Nightstalker, this stained glass window has been donated by Diana Ranly, a local artist who designs custom stained glass windows. It pictures a cat sitting under the moon. Beneath him are two mice, one of which he has by the tail. It comes framed and measures 27 1/2" wide by 32 1/2 inches deep. The window will be displayed at Main Squeeze, 28 S 9th St, Columbia, MO.
Raffle tickets can be purchased at:
- Main Squeeze, 28 South 9th St. (on the corner of 9th and Cherry)
- Columbia Second Chance, 205 E. Ash St. (behind Brady's Glass off N. Providence)
- Peach Tree Animal Hospital, 208 Peachway Court (near Rockbridge High School)
- You can also mail us a check for raffle tickets (205 E. Ash St., Columbia, MO 65201).
Tickets can be purchased for $2 each or 7 tickets for $10. The winning ticket will be drawn at the Main Squeeze on Saturday, June 6.
Kathy Coble Defense Fund
As you know, SNAP is a local group that helps people who are caring for feral cats. We offer access to low-cost spays, neuters and rabies vaccinations, plus education, support and equipment for doing Trap-Neuter-Return. Now we need to help one of our caretakers, Kathy Coble, who is under fire from the city for taking care of a feral colony.
SNAP has started collecting donations to help with Kathy Coble's legal expenses. If anyone would like to donate, they can send their donation to:
SNAP-Kathy Coble Defense Fund
PO Box 10186
Columbia, 65205
We also always need donations to help pay for our vet bills! We also offer advice on how to live with the cats in your neighborhood. A national group, Alley Cat Allies, publishes a great brochure, "How to Live with Cats in Your Neighborhood" at their web site - www.alleycat.org. If anyone would like to donate to a fund to help pay for devices such as motion detector sprinklers, we would be happy to distribute those as well.
who provide humane TNR solutions to feral cat colonies in our community.