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God Bless You Christina,
You did the right thing and the heat you have been given from those two
organizational bureaucrats is always to be expected. Your last sentence
and I quote: "All I know is that because of the emails I sent,
that foal is at Auburn with some of the best vets in the region trying to
save his life." is a beautiful swat to the chops of those cry
babies. Email me the info to make a donation, the perky description tells
me the foal is willing to fight for recovery and I will help.
Don Huston



At 10:29 PM 4/20/2006 Thursday, you wrote:
> When I talked to Dr. Weekley' s
> office at 2 pm Thursday, the foal had left for Auburn University, AL an
> hour before. I believe the University is 4 or so hours ago. Before he
> left, Rhonda in the vet office, who I spoke too, said the foal was perky
> but very frustrated. She didn't go into details as to was she meant
> exactly by that as the office was very busy and we had a lot to talk
> about. Although his prognosis is iffy and there is the chance he might
> not make it through the surgery, Auburn vets believe they can really help
> the foal.
>
> I made the original post asking for donations to be sent to Dr. Weekley's
> office after a request from two of my fellow FFAHA members. Of of those
> people works for Dr. Weekley and is seeing exactly what is going on with
> the foal. Under my name in the original email I had put that I am a
> member of the Five Flags Arabian Horse Association and am (will be
> "was") a member of the Panhandle Equine Rescue. I must clarify
> that my email was not representative of those clubs officially and was
> not acting for the group as a whole. If fact, I received a very nasty
> phone call this afternoon from one of the investigators with the
> Panhandle Equine Rescue that they were extremely disturbed by my emails
> and said I am impeding the investigation by asking for donations to be
> made for the foal and that they do no want any donations made to Dr
> Weekley for the horse. It will affect the whole restitution aspect and
> how much the State of Florida reimburses Dr. Weekly and Auburn. Hmm, this
> doesn't make sense. On the one hand we can try and save the animals now
> while they have the best chance. OR we can wait until the killer is found
> (weeks, months, never), goes to court, and then finally pays the vets the
> thousands of dollars that they have spent. So much for trying to do the
> right thing. Sometimes it just blows up in your face. It's midnight, and
> My head is still reeling from my conversation. I got this phone call
> right before I walked into the Kenny Chesney concert tonight. It was
> supposed to be a fun night. Needless to say a lot of people say me crying
> after the earful I received and kept thinking all through the night about
> this whole situation. All I know is that because of the emails I sent,
> that foal is at Auburn with some of the best vets in the region trying to
> save his life.
>
> Christina Schiro and only Christina Schiro