In my opinion this request was very clear and very specific. Global Giving’s response was posted 10 hours later:
Please give us a call anytime on Monday between 9 am – 5 pm Eastern. 202-232-5784. Please tell whoever answers that you are calling regarding the Animals for Autism project so that we can transfer you to the right person. Thank you!
Really?? One of the main points was that any response be in written form and you are asking for each individual family to call. At this point I can’t imagine that you do not know who the families involved are as well as have the contact information for them. And if Global Giving does not have that information, Ms. Kaydus most certainly does and just chooses not to utilize it. It would seem that it is the families responsibility to initiate all communication. I find it hard to believe that in this day and age, with her many volunteers willing to put in thousands of hours of time to complete her new breeding/training facility, that nobody would be willing to take and post pictures of the animals in training. Instead five (5) months went by with no updates. Families would like answers and these questions are merely the beginning. I would recommend that you start there.
Those of you reading this post who have followed our story – please take a moment of your time and let Lea Kaydus, Global Giving and Pepsi know what you think. The text of the families Facebook post will take you to the Siberian Snow Babies’ Animals for Autism Facebook page. Please like the post if you agree. Make any comments you feel appropriate and even more importantly – please – Pass this story along to your family and friends or anyone else willing to listen.
My family drinks a significant punt of Pepsi products we will now be Coke product drinkers. We will no longtime spending our money with such an irresponsible corporation
My family drinks a significant punt of Pepsi products we will now be Coke product drinkers. We will no longtime spending our money with such an irresponsible corporation