Julia K Cole

Hi! I just signed the petition "Help me fight cancer and stop the shutdown" on Change.org. It's important. Will you sign it too?  Click HERE to Sign the Petition or just copy and paste the link below Here's the link: http://www.change.org/petitions/help-me-fight-cancer-and-stop-the-shutdown?share_id=hVlKMmATnU&utm_campaign=signature_receipt&utm_medium=email&utm_source=share_petition Thanks!

Your Daily Clicks DO matter!  Today you can help stop rabies in 250dogs just by going to the Animal Rescue Site and Clicking on the purple CLICK HERE button! Vaccinate 250 Dogs  Against Rabies Stopping rabies in dogs is the key to preventing the disease in people. Locally, encourage pet owners to have their animals vaccinated. Internationally, support organizations like Global Alliance for Rabies Control in their efforts to beat rabies — and prevent thousands of deaths. Although rabies is 99.9% fatal for children in the developing world, it is 100% preventable if street dogs and domestic pets are vaccinated. Read more at The Animal Rescue Site  Click HERE

Dolphins across the northern Gulf of Mexico have been   dying in high numbers   for an unprecedented three years in a row. And in a section of the Louisiana coast that was badly affected by the BP oil spill, dolphins are suffering from anemia, low hormone levels, low blood sugar, and signs of liver damage--symptoms that point to oil exposure. But even as dolphins are struggling, BP is in court contesting charges the company violated multiple federal laws--money from the outcome of this case will help restore the Gulf and its wildlife. But recent media reports indicate BP might be trying to settle for less than half of what the company could pay if held fully accountable. Click HERE to Take Action To Help Dolphins in the Gulf.

Convicted serial killer Rodney Alcala was found guilty in 2010 of killing four women and a 12-year-old girl in Southern California in the 1970s. Alcala, 69, is a former photographer and a one-time dating-show contestant who has been behind bars since 1979.  Police in California previously released dozens of photos, including the ones seen here, taken from a storage space rented to Alcala. Recognize the people in this photo?  Please contact Huntington Beach, Calif., Police Det. Patrick Ellis at  714-375-5066  or  pellis@hbpd.org .  Click HERE to view All the photos Or copy and paste the URL below http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-504083_162-10006434.html

Today is the first day of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we want to make a big impact. We are so proud of the progress that has been made since the American Cancer Society started the fight against cancer 100 years ago, but we’re not finished yet. In fact, we are determined to make this cancer’s last century and finish the fight against breast cancer and all cancers. That’s why our goal is to raise $1 Million in 1 Day for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer program. Thanks to supporters like you, the Society is funding groundbreaking breast cancer research and providing critical support for those facing the disease. Together, we have the power to kick October off in a big way!  Tomorrow, we’re asking our Making Strides community to come together in a powerful way to raise $1 Million in 1 Day. A $20 donation could help provide free information and support for someone facing breast cancer or any cancer through our 24-hour toll-free hotline. Cli...

Rescue Bank ®  Pet Food Distribution Program supports the pet rescue community with a network of regional affiliates – pet food distribution centers.  These centers receive truckload donations scheduled by Rescue Bank ®  and distribute pallet quantities to qualified groups.   Our Pet Food Distribution Program allows rescue organizations to transfer part of their food budget to much needed services such as spay/neuter or other medical bills. Learn More By Clicking HERE

Nicknamed "H.C." by the rescue team that discovered him, this poor animal was trapped in plastic litter -- and would have perished if it were not for the quick action of the Marine Mammal Center. The MMC does all it can to protect marine wildlife along the coast of California, but despite their best efforts nearly one million marine animals are wounded or killed by ocean garbage each year. You can help reduce that number by encouraging others to recycle more, purchasing goods with less bulky packaging and by making an effort to keep toxic materials out of drains or other areas that may drain into the ocean. Click HERE to Sign the petition right now to pledge your support! Or Just Copy and Paste the URL link Below: http://theanimalrescuesite.greatergood.com/clickToGive/ars/petition/MMC-OceanTrashHC?origin=ETA_092313_MMC-OceanTrashHC_f&utm_source=email&utm_medium=animalsta&utm_campaign=MMC-OceanTrashHC&utm_term=20130923&utm_content=_f