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Jager Requests $$$ for Cat Food

4/25/2023

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Meet Jager (aka 'Six') this handsome FIV+ fella just wanted me to let you all know he's getting worried our PayPal funds are getting low! 
We use our PayPal to purchase canned food throughout the week, and it doesnt take very long to dwindle down feeding Jager and all his friends! He would be ever so grateful if you would consider making a donation to our shelter paypal account for any amount. We purchase canned food weekly and spend over $500 each order, so this would greatly help him and his pals! Besides how can you say no to a face like his?! He's PERFECT!!! 



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OPEN HOUSE 2023

4/25/2023

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​ATTENTION FRIENDS OF RUSTIC HOLLOW SHELTER: Mark Your Calendars Now. C & W’s Rustic Hollow Shelter, Nashua, Iowa will host their first OPEN HOUSE since before Covid. Our last open house was in 2019. It’s always been an annual event (since 2004), and we are looking forward to once again hosting an Open House on SUNDAY, AUGUST 13th 2023, from Noon to 4PM. If you live close enough we hope you will come share the day with some special felines and our great caregiver staff.
Cricket, Spencer and Steve look forward to your visit, along with a lot of very special felines in residence in our four sanctuary buildings. Come tour and enjoy your day with the felines. Watch for more updates throughout the summer.
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Memories From a Lifetime & The Cats in The Valley at Rustic Hollow By Carmen Linda Conklin, Co-Founder of R. Hollow

4/25/2023

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It. Is. Done! The memories and stories and “tails” of the kitties and the evolution of our sanctuary is now printed and bound in book form. I’ve been writing journals and stories for many years and those are now all in one place, bound into a book of memories of my life before cats, before sanctuary and throughout it all. I have always vowed I would finish my book before I died. And I. Did!!!
This self published book I am giving as a fund raiser for our sanctuary. I co-founded Rustic Hollow Shelter in 1985 with Wanda L. Orric. My book shares many memories from my childhood to the evolution of our sanctuary. I have been writing stories down for the past 50+ years. And it's about time I finished it!
I finished the book before March 29, 2023 as I was going in for another heart procedure and one never knows when our time on this earth might end.  But it IS finished and it is back from the printers. 


  “Memories from a Lifetime & The Cats in The Valley at Rustic Hollow,” it is back from the printer and we can mail a copy to you. The donation for the book is $35.00 plus book rate postage @ $3.69 for a total of $38.69. Donations for my book all go to C & W’s Rustic Hollow Shelter (my favorite charity. LOL).
Our paypal addy is: rustichollowshelter@gmail.com. Please be sure to add your mailing address onto the paypal payment or in a separate email. You can also mail it to: C & W’s Rustic Hollow Shelter, PO Box 67, Nashua, IA 50658-0067. Your donation will help sponsor a cat in need of a forever home at our sanctuary. Thank You.
You may also donate through this website. Be sure to have your address in the donation. 

It will also be available at our Sunday, August 13, 2023 OPEN HOUSE (from Noon to 4pm).



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REFLECTIONS Poetry Book Fund Raiser for Rustic Hollow

4/25/2023

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REFLECTIONS
By Carmen Linda Conklin, Co-Founder of Rustic Hollow Shelter




I recently had my poetry book, Reflections, re-printed. The first printing was in 1979, the same year it was copyrighted. I decided I’d reprint some copies and use them as a fund raiser for my favorite charity, our own C & W’s Rustic Hollow Shelter, Inc., Nashua, Iowa.
Since founding Rustic Hollow in 1985, the journey has been eventful, rewarding and fulfilling. Now that I am retired, I still remain as ‘support staff’ for the very capable Management Team now in place.
The poems are a REFLECTION on my life in my earlier years. As an only child, my ‘escapes’ and my ‘passing the time’ were in expressing my thoughts through writing stories, poems, and letters to pen pals all over the world. The very last poem in the book was one of the very first poems I wrote when I was in 5th or 6th grade. Several of those ending poems are reflections written in my younger days, the days of finding one’s self.
The poems from the beginning of the book were written in the 1960’s-1970’s, my high school/college/teaching days as my ‘self’ grew and matured with the passing of time.
So if you would like a copy of my poetry book, REFLECTIONS, please make a donation of $15 (or more) per book to C & W’s Rustic Hollow Shelter. I would truly appreciate it, as it will go towards helping an adoption challenged cat have a ‘chance at a lifetime’ at our cage-free sanctuary. Our paypal addy is: rustichollowshelter@gmail.com
Our mailing address: P.O. Box 67, Nashua, IA 50658-0067
Please be sure to include your mailing address with your donation.
Thank You. Carmen Linda Conklin
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    Former semi-professioal musician, music teacher, newspaper publisher, in-home health care provider & one of the founders of Rustic Hollow Shelter which came into existence in 1985.

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