This is a Crosspost from Jackie.
Subject: ****EMERGENCY SITUATION***** Please share and crosspost
Subject: ****EMERGENCY SITUATION***** Please share and crosspost
I apologize in advance for the repeated nature of these messages, we are in serious need. Please take a moment to read, share, forward, and most of all... DONATE.
http://www.urky.org/
http://www.urky.org/
On 8/8/10 United Rescues of Kentucky (URKY) organized a massive rescue of Casey Co. KY dogs, horses, and pigs, that were being neglected. 110 dogs/puppies were removed, along with 1 Pot Bellied Pig. The horses and the last pig were moved off the property on 8/9/10.
With more than 400 member shelters, rescues, transporters, foster homes and animal lovers, URKY has a long reach; below are just some of our members. We will have them all listed as info comes in. THANKS!
List of members.
http://www.urky.org/About_the_Trainer.html
URKY has to pay for the initial intake vetting of every animal that was pulled off the property on Sunday, even if they went to another group afterwards. We estimate that to be around $11,000. Every dog in foster care with URKY must also be spay/neutered and get continued vetting for their ongoing medical conditions during their foster time so we are estimating the total cost to be about $18,000-20,000.
These dogs have mange, eye conditions, respiratory conditions, etc. You can donate to our emergency vet fund by clicking by mailing a check to URKY, 1708 Houndstooth Glen, Lexington KY, 40515, or by using paypal through the above Chip-In here:
http://www.facebook.com/l/a1e9bxGxdzkM8sOac8p0XJYr5uA;www.urky.org
While I know that times are tight for everyone, each dollar counts. Please, if you have just $1 we can use it. If you can not financially help, please take a moment to share this information with your friends and family. Thanks you for your kindness and continued support for what we do to save more animals.
Take gentle care,
Jackie
http://www.urky.org/About_the_Trainer.html
URKY has to pay for the initial intake vetting of every animal that was pulled off the property on Sunday, even if they went to another group afterwards. We estimate that to be around $11,000. Every dog in foster care with URKY must also be spay/neutered and get continued vetting for their ongoing medical conditions during their foster time so we are estimating the total cost to be about $18,000-20,000.
These dogs have mange, eye conditions, respiratory conditions, etc. You can donate to our emergency vet fund by clicking by mailing a check to URKY, 1708 Houndstooth Glen, Lexington KY, 40515, or by using paypal through the above Chip-In here:
http://www.facebook.com/l/a1e9bxGxdzkM8sOac8p0XJYr5uA;www.urky.org
While I know that times are tight for everyone, each dollar counts. Please, if you have just $1 we can use it. If you can not financially help, please take a moment to share this information with your friends and family. Thanks you for your kindness and continued support for what we do to save more animals.
Take gentle care,
Jackie
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