Help JAR Rebuild After Devastating Fire

Please share to help JAR - Justice Animal Rescue. They lost EVERYTHING in a fire this morning. Below are details,

“At 4:45am we were awoken by knocking on our door... Dog City was engulfed in flames, all we could see was the glowing red where the roof once was. 911 was immediately called but unfortunately by the time the fire department arrived on scene the building was already gone. All the fire department could do at this point was stop the fire from spreading to our home.

Unfortunately the dogs in the building did not survive, by the time we knew the building was on fire it was already too late. Our hub to the security system was in the building we're not sure if it was too close to the starting point of the fire but it never alerted us to an issue. They believe the source of the fire was the window air conditioner. This morning has been a whirlwind of emotions, while we know we could have never known this would have happened we can't help but feel the heaviness and sorrow that this tragic situation carries due to lives being lost.

The fire was a complete and total loss, we lost everything. We have no crates, no kennels, our outdoor dog area now needs major repairs, even the dog houses burned. All of our dog food is burned, our medications, vaccines basically everything we needed was in the building and now it's all gone.

I'm not what the future of JAR will look like as it's going to take us time to rebuild. We currently still have 45 dogs in foster who need us and a lot of dogs waiting for their chance at freedom. If you like to help us rebuild or help us get needed supplies for the dogs currently in our care you can do so by donating one of three ways:

Venmo: @JARjusticeanimalrescue

Paypal: @justice0957

Or buy purchasing an item off our wishlist, we need food, toys, shampoo, crates, xpens, basically everything at this point

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3TGQH8HO5MEON?ref_=wl_share

We appreciate everyone's support during this hard time. We will be posting when we plan clean up efforts but for now we ask that everyone give us time to grieve and get the emergency supplies we need over the next few days to get us through.”