A DOC'S JOURNAL by Scott Solary

Here is our latest news -

We've called him Buster for now. He has a broken pelvis apparently having been hit by a car. We're trying to keep him comfortable while he heals. The bandage on his leg has been removed and that's his pain medication patch on his side.

One of his back legs isn't working so well and the other has a nasty abrasion on it so he doesn't walk very well right now so we're keeping him immobilized. The doctors can't tell us how much nerve damage there is or will be until some healing happens, but he's not a lost cause. So we're posting his image everywhere in hope to find his parent(s). So far, no luck.

The doctors have recommended surgery to re-align the pelvis, but the only estimate we received was $3,000 which is far beyond our means. We are contemplating ways to raise the money. We'll keep you posted.

If anyone is a vet or knows a vet that can do some charity work or may want to work for trade (video production or graphic design), please click HERE to email us.

We found him late Saturday night and we heard him purr for the first time today. So apparently he's feeling a little better.

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Luci took this picture last night from our roof in Brooklyn.

It’s such a different thing to be in New York and experience the feelings that linger while the rest of the world seems to still be able to find new ways to exploit and capitalize on these feelings. This 9/11 in particular has been very useful to the Bush administration to remind and refresh the voters how scared they should be and how they are single-handedly responsible for everyone’s safety before they go the polls for the mid-term elections. Be afraid. Be very afraid. I hope everyone can remember who voted to start the occupation in the first place and vote them out. Click Here for a reminder.

In other news, Luci and I have been trying to land some finishing funds and working freelance film jobs in the meantime, so nothing too new to report there. Hopefully there will be some news to report soon on that front, but it's too early to say anything definite. Everybody keep their fingers crossed.

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