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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / December 2007Four - Update, vets etc.
Hi Folks, The power of RPCA strikes again! :o) Due to several people asking about how to make donations for Fours vet care costs etc, and Charleen having problems with her PC, I have spent the afternoon phoning across the Atlantic like mad! :o) Victor has very kindly agreed to take "non USA" payments through his Paypal account, so that "out of USA" RPCA-ers who wish to donate to Fours TED treatment can. Victor will then mail a US $ cheque for the funds, to Dr Mulero, to be credited to Fours account ready for his operation/treatment. If any USA-ers wish to donate, please send a USA cheque to Dr Mulero who can see that it is credited to the correct account. Charleen and Victor have to work out the finer details in the next few days, and then I feel sure than one of them will give details here. The reason we have asked Victor to step in, is that he has been kind enough to do this sort of thing before with his Paypal account, and also (as I explained to him on the phone) he is somewhat of an RPCA institution and the ideal 3rd party to help. :o) The plan is for Charleen to speak to Dr Mulero on Wednesday when he is at the clinic, to then start Four on Antibiotics and worm him by Wednesday/Thursday this week, with the hope that she can get him to the TED to be fixed up sooner rather than later. He is apparently a *VERY* large Maine Coon cat, who is a bag of bones and severaly malnourished at the moment, but already secure enough in his role as potential new master to inform Charleen that kibble is "quite unacceptable" and Gooshy food is the order of the day! More soon and *thank you* Helen M > Victor has very kindly agreed to take "non USA" payments through his > Paypal account, so that "out of USA" RPCA-ers who wish to donate to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > cheque to Dr Mulero who can see that it is credited to the correct > account. Would it be OK for a USA'er to call them and give a credit card number, instead of mailing a check? I would be able to tell them what it's for, so they shouldn't have a problem figuring out which account to credit. I just think that's a better idea for me than using the postal service. It would ensure that I actually do it - I'm just horrible about remembering to mail things! Joyce  SignatureTo send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. > Would it be OK for a USA'er to call them and give a credit card number, > instead of mailing a check? I would be able to tell them what it's for, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Joyce Please would it be possible to pay it to Victor's Paypal account instead and get him to add it to the cheque *he* sends? What we're trying to do is keep the disruption to the vet to a minimum as Dr Mulero only works at the vet office part time and I think Four has become a bit of a personal project for him as Four is (in the words of the Thunderbirds) an "International Rescue". It would need to be credited to Charleens account rather than to *Four's* account, as Four is not at TED yet... and I'm not making much sense really, but basically, Dr Mulero will be able to deal with cheques in cards himself, whereas he'll have to get the office staff involved to take credit card payments over the phone, which will cause confusion to them. Is that OK? Helen M > Please would it be possible to pay it to Victor's Paypal account > instead and get him to add it to the cheque *he* sends? What we're > trying to do is keep the disruption to the vet to a minimum as Dr > Mulero only works at the vet office part time and I think Four has > become a bit of a personal project for him as Four is (in the words of > the Thunderbirds) an "International Rescue". > It would need to be credited to Charleens account rather than to > *Four's* account, as Four is not at TED yet... and I'm not making much > sense really, but basically, Dr Mulero will be able to deal with > cheques in cards himself, whereas he'll have to get the office staff > involved to take credit card payments over the phone, which will cause > confusion to them. > Is that OK? Sure, that's fine. That doesn't involve mailing anything (for me), which is what I'm trying to avoid. Victor, could you tell me how to access your paypal account? Thanks, Joyce On 16 Dec, 13:21, leoparduswei...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > Victor has very kindly agreed to take "non USA" payments through his > Paypal account, so that "out of USA" RPCA-ers who wish to donate to > Fours TED treatment can. Okay I'm in- can Victor email me his paypal details in the morning (Lesley.Madigan@imperialnospam.nhs.uk- I'm sure he'll know what to take out) and I'll set the ball rolling Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > Charleen and Victor have to work out the finer details in the next few > days, and then I feel sure than one of them will give details here. Actually, all you have to do is send money to my PayPal account, using my email address: pistor - at - austin.rr.com As it's been done in the past, I will post a copy of the PayPal account balance so that the interested parties can verify their money did indeed go to the intended target. And since the Euro and the Pound are so strong nowadays, your donations go a long way! :) > also (as I explained to him on the phone) he is somewhat of an RPCA > institution and the ideal 3rd party to help. :o) *blush* > malnourished at the moment, but already secure enough in his role as > potential new master to inform Charleen that kibble is "quite > unacceptable" and Gooshy food is the order of the day! Sounds like quite a character! :) SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com And since the Euro and the Pound are so > strong nowadays, your donations go a long way! :) I just checked and yes a few English quids will go a long way towards Four's vet bills so I'll try and get it sorted in the morning Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > leoparduswei...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > > Charleen and Victor have to work out the finer details in the next few [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > Send your spam here: u...@ftc.gov > Email me here: pistorLIT...@BOXaustin.rr.com I've never used PayPal. Please forgive my ignorance. How does sending you an email get the money out of my bank account and into your PayPal account? I suppose I would have to have my own PayPal with something on account there? Thanks, Annie > I've never used PayPal. Please forgive my ignorance. How does sending > you an email get the money out of my bank account and into your PayPal > account? I suppose I would have to have my own PayPal with something > on account there? > Thanks, > Annie- Hide quoted text - Basically, it's very simple. Go to Paypal.com, and set up an account. Then you can make credit card payments to another party via your paypal account to their paypal account using their email address as an identifier for their account. It means you can make secure payments without the other party seeing your credit card details and your payments show up in the form of a statement. Helen M >> leoparduswei...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: >> > Charleen and Victor have to work out the finer details in the next few [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > Thanks, > Annie I don't have a PayPal account either. I'd like to send something towards Four's vet bill. It will not be a great deal but "everything helps says the old lady when she pees into the sea.." I've sent towards vet's bill a few times. I regret sending towards a cat called Casey some time ago, his owner only posted a few times on here to plead his case and ask for money and once the bill was paid was never heard from again. Do any of you remember that? ISTR it was for bladder surgery. I know Four's need is genuine. How to get my few quid to his vet is the question. I could send cash, GBP notes or I have some Euros, to Charleen via snail mail perhaps? Tweed On Dec 17, 12:12 am, "Christina Websell" <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: > >> leoparduswei...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > >> > Charleen and Victor have to work out the finer details in the next few [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > - Show quoted text - I'm sure that cash in snail mail in a card to Charleen would be absolutely fine. I've sent cash to the USA several times. Charleen is still blown away by people wanting to help. Helen M > On Dec 17, 12:12 am, "Christina Websell" > <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] > absolutely fine. I've sent cash to the USA several times. Charleen is > still blown away by people wanting to help. I will need her address then, and whether GBP or Euros would be best. I think you know how to email me. I am not rich, I will send what I can and I consider it "paying it forward" > I will need her address then, and whether GBP or Euros would be best. > I think you know how to email me. > I am not rich, I will send what I can and I consider it "paying it > forward" If you have the holiday card list from Julie her address is just under yours. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk >> I will need her address then, and whether GBP or Euros would be best. >> I think you know how to email me. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > If you have the holiday card list from Julie her address is just under > yours. Duh. Why didn't I think of that? <bangs forehead with fist> Tweed > As it's been done in the past, I will post a copy of the PayPal account > balance so that the interested parties can verify their money did indeed > go to the intended target. And since the Euro and the Pound are so > strong nowadays, your donations go a long way! :) I forgot to mention, for those of you who prefer to make anonymous donations, I will not share your name with anybody. The statement I will post will have all names removed, so that only the dates and donations will be visible. Cheers. Victor > Hi Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > potential new master to inform Charleen that kibble is "quite > unacceptable" and Gooshy food is the order of the day! Isn't it amazing how quickly a cat can go from grateful to particular to downright finicky? Jo > The plan is for Charleen to speak to Dr Mulero on Wednesday when he > is at the clinic, to then start Four on Antibiotics and worm him by [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > potential new master to inform Charleen that kibble is "quite > unacceptable" and Gooshy food is the order of the day! Cats! Glad he's getting the treatment he needs. Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca
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