For The Animals In Japan - World Vet Day

What do you mean..... I'm hampering again!  Geeesh!

Hi Pals, 

I'm so excited today.   It's such a big Twitter and Blogger Day and I'm so happy to be a part of this.  We finally get to take an active role in helping all the anipals in Japan.  We've all seen lots of news coverage on the black squawk box the peeps call TV.  That's why I didn't post any pictures like I did for the New Zealand earthquake or the floods in Australia.   Finally, we got decent news coverage here in the US.   We just feel so bad for all the oomans and anipals living in Japan.  The situation there just seems to get worse every day.  And we have dem in our thoughts and prayers every day.  

I'm still very concerned from my two pals over there:  @Nyatsbykitti and @Aska_Alaska.   Someone did talk with them yesterday and they were okay, but the news just keeps getting worse and worse. 
Now we have a chance to help all the anipals living in dat country.   I talked a couple of days ago about dat great organization "World Vet" and how they are already over there helping the existing vet organizations with rescue, treating sick anipals, and helping to feed and shelter dem.  But, they needs lots of those green papers the oomans call dollars.

The Chip In widget is on the right side of this page.   Please help out by donating some of those green papers to raise money for all the supplies needed by the World Vets.

Tomorrow a bunch of us on Twitter will be tweet the links for donations, and I know lots of my blogging pals have also posted the widget.  We don't care which media you use to donate from, the important thing is to donate even just a couple of $$ if that is all you can afford.    It all adds up.

Before you leave my bloggy, please go over to  "The Stunning Cathy Keisha's" Blog    http://www.stunningkeisha.com/ and read her constantly updated report on the tragedy in Japan.   She really should take some sort of award for that blog, and I will recommend to the AnipalAwards Committee that they consider her for a nomination of an award at the next banquet this summer.   It's outstanding, and she put in lots of time researching the information.    Outstanding job Cathy.

Let's all make this a successful event and show Japan we care about helping their animals too.

Thanks Pals,

 Mario

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