When a film crew from NBC Nightly News came to Catskill Animal Sanctuary a couple weeks ago, producer Hilary Guy warned us, "We'll let you know when your piece is schedule to air, but keep in mind that stories get bumped by breaking news..."
First we got bumped by the Wall Street freefall.
Then, we got bumped by a Las Vegas casino fire.
Last week, Hilary told us that the piece wouldn't air until after Super Tuesday.
So, while vacationing in a stormy Hawaii--no sun or surf for this paleface, I'm afraid--I'm hoping for a good day for Obama, and also hoping that in addition to campaigning politicians, NBC will air the story of Catskill Animal Sanctuary by the end of the week.
In the meantime, the requests to take animals--mostly horses--that people can no longer afford keep coming at the rate of one or two a day.
Stay tuned!
Comments (1)
I saw your story on our World News with Brian Williams, and all animal lovers should thank you, for what you do each & every day, for these abused & abandoned animals, in a time of despair for their owner's. It's hard enough these days, to have to leave your home, & I can't imagine what it feels like, in having to leave your animal's, when it feels like your world is falling apart.
We are all here on earth, to make some small difference, in each other's lives, & those of us, who treasure & love our animal's, we are blessed to have you in our heart's.
Lynne Parlier
Posted by Lynne Parlier | February 10, 2008 10:26 PM
Posted on February 10, 2008 22:26