Unexpected Developments from the Bankruptcy Court

I thought for sure this would be a slow month for the WAO and Bankruptcy Court.  I was wrong:

Objection to the Second Motijon of Asus to Extend Chapt 11 Plan of Reorg

From what I have been able to learn from my Texas OAG open records request, the "big" animal organization declined not to assume possession of the WAO.  So now what?

And there's more bad news for the WAO:

Motion of Jefferson Bank for Relief From Stay

Sworn Affidavit by Jefferson State Bank Employee

Exhibits to Jefferson State Banks Motion to Stay

Cryer signed all the loan paperwork, so it begs the question, did her self-appointed "board" know Cryer intended to put up all the WAO vehicles up for collateral, with absolutely no plan to raise the necessary funds to pay off the balance, resulting in the WAO losing most of its expensive assets?  Now that would be an interesting board meeting minutes I would like to see--how about you?

Later:  This notice was posted to the docket:

Hearing to Consider and Act Upon the Following: (Related Document(s): 102 Motion for Relief from Stay (14 Day Objection Language) ( Filing Fee: $ 150.00 ) filed by Richard E. Hettinger for Creditor Jefferson Bank (Attachments: # 1 Affidavit Exhibit A# 2 Exhibit Exhibits 1 - 5)(Hettinger, Richard)) Hearing Scheduled For 7/5/2011 at 02:00 PM at SA Courtroom 1 (Elizondo, Lisa)

Hearing to Consider and Act Upon the Following: (Related Document(s): 91 Second Motion to Extend Exclusivity Period for Filing a Chapter 11 Plan and Disclosure Statement (21 Day Objection Language) filed by William R. Davis Jr for Debtor Animal Sanctuary of the United States (Davis, William)) Hearing Scheduled For 7/6/2011 at 09:30 AM at SA Courtroom 1 (Elizondo, Lisa)

Later:

Looks like the WAO is trying to keep Jefferson State Bank from seizing its assets which was used as collateral to secure a loan made by Cryer last year:

WAO Bankruptcy Court - Response to Jefferson Bank Motion - 062211

Sabu's Blood Test Results Are In

I learned on Sunday that Sabu's blood work came back and not surprisingly, he was vitamin A deficient.  According to Vicky, Sabu's vitamin A level in his blood should have been closer to 200.  Sabu's level came in at 16.

Heartbreaking news, but not unexpected.

For the next three months, Sabu must take 16 pills a day for his vitamin A deficiency (400,000 IU), along with two other types of medication to ease his painful joints.  I pray the vitamin A deficiency will be corrected right away so he can run and play like he used to. 

God Bless Sabu for all that he has been through over the last six years.

Summer Tigers

Mac!  What a good looking, wet tiger!  So where is Shirley??



Mac enjoying his pool
WCH Sanctuary
Jun 6

 


There she is!
Good Morning from Shirley :)



Mac
That ball didn't have a chance :)



By WCH Sanctuary

Even though the new pool isn't much bigger than a kiddie pool, Mac is still making the most of it :)




Mac
WCH Sanctuary

Jun 6



Mac



Beautiful day in Oregon! Shirley is already out enjoying the sun :)
June 4, 2011

  


By Wildcat Sanctuary
Tell Zeus it is over 90 degrees so he should take a dip in his pool.
June 7, 2011

 



Here is Ms. Layla. She's cooling off in the shade under her perch.
June 7, 2011

 

I found this video of Mac, trying to soak in the kiddie pools posted to YouTube on May 20, 2011:





More summer fun featuring Mac:



By WCH Sanctuary
An action shot of Mac with his Jolly Eggs :)
June 10, 2011

 Mac was always a "water baby!"