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Leah Craig Chumbley

From Stallions to Geldings

February 1, 2012 | Categories: Animals

By Leah Craig Chumbley, Communications Director & Assistant to the Director

Four down and three to go. The stallions from our Saratoga rescue are being gelded (castrated) by veterinary surgeons at Rhinebeck Equine. Dewey, Harry, Brutus, and Montana have all undergone the surgery and are healing wonderfully back at CAS. Opie, Pete, and Timothy will be gelded over the next couple weeks. As geldings, these boys will be much more adoptable. Do you have the room to welcome one of them into your family? Gelding is another important step in these boys’ recovery – a recovery that has come so far! Watching them now, it is hard to believe how desperate [...]

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Kathy Stevens

CAS at 32 – Chapter 1: The Work Begins

January 10, 2012 | Categories: Director's Corner

By Kathy Stevens, Founder and Director

Welcome to Catskill Animal Sanctuary’s weekly video blog about our new property on Route 32 in Saugerties, NY! I will be taking you through the restoration of this beautiful land that, until now, sat abandoned for many years. There is a lot of work that has to happen before we can welcome rescued animals and we are already in high gear! Chapter One: The Work Begins, shows you the first stages of clearing out the massive vines that have choked the life out of most of the trees on these 32 acres. The video also gives you a chance to [...]

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Kathy Stevens

Merry Christmas, World

December 21, 2011 | Categories: Director's Corner,Life at CAS

By Kathy Stevens, Founder and Director

Four days from now, my dog Hannah and I will wake long before daylight, trek to the barn, and pull dozens and dozens of heavy rubber dishes from their neat stacks, line them up, and fill them with breakfast for cows and horses, chickens and geese. Well, to be more precise, I will do that part. Hannah’s job will be to patrol the large feed room, waiting for morsels to drop. I’ll stack the dishes of fruits and vegetables, grains and pellets on a cart and then at 7:30, staff will arrive and load the bounty onto their vehicles and [...]

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