Little Mountain Rescue Needs HELP!
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My name is Barb and I run a dog rescue program out of my home in Europa, Mississippi called Little Mountain Rescue. There are many, many animals in need of help and no animal shelter for miles. I take in as many as I possibly can, have the dogs vetted (vaccinated, spayed/neutered, treated for things like heartworm disease, etc,) and foster them in my home until they can travel up to Nantucket Island Safe Harbor for Animals, NiSHA, and get adopted into loving homes. Together, we have saved hundreds of dogs.
I rely on donations to care for these dogs every day. And right now, the money has almost run out. I am reaching out to ask for help so I can save more dogs from an otherwise bleak existance.
$25,000 would do three things:
1. Fix my fence, which has become unsafe as dogs are able to escape. It's going to cost about $2,000 to have the fence repaired.
2. Unfortunately, I receive many dogs that are heartworm positive. Each dog costs $650 to treat. $3,250 would cover a year's worth of treatments.
3. I need a flex space to fulfill a multitude of needs from storage to a treatment area. $20,000 would purchase a portable shed complete with electricity, heat/ac where I can safely administer vaccines, clean ears, draw blood as well as store many supplies that are currently outside.
Saving these dogs is my passion and I put all of my effort into this cause. Seeing the transformation of an animal go from skin and bones and cowering in a corner to having bright eyes, shiny coats and a joyful disposition is the best feeling in the world. I keep in touch with many of the "Mississippi Mutts" on Nantucket and knowing they're in loving homes makes everything worth it.
I am grateful for anything you can give.
Thank you.
I rely on donations to care for these dogs every day. And right now, the money has almost run out. I am reaching out to ask for help so I can save more dogs from an otherwise bleak existance.
$25,000 would do three things:
1. Fix my fence, which has become unsafe as dogs are able to escape. It's going to cost about $2,000 to have the fence repaired.
2. Unfortunately, I receive many dogs that are heartworm positive. Each dog costs $650 to treat. $3,250 would cover a year's worth of treatments.
3. I need a flex space to fulfill a multitude of needs from storage to a treatment area. $20,000 would purchase a portable shed complete with electricity, heat/ac where I can safely administer vaccines, clean ears, draw blood as well as store many supplies that are currently outside.
Saving these dogs is my passion and I put all of my effort into this cause. Seeing the transformation of an animal go from skin and bones and cowering in a corner to having bright eyes, shiny coats and a joyful disposition is the best feeling in the world. I keep in touch with many of the "Mississippi Mutts" on Nantucket and knowing they're in loving homes makes everything worth it.
I am grateful for anything you can give.
Thank you.
Organizer
Barb Mauller
Organizer
Eupora, MS