By Nancy Janes | President, Founder and CEO
Dear Friends,
As our ongoing work to help Homeless Animals get the help they need and deserve, we are so thrilled to be able to get these animals adopted into great homes. Using our adoption partners in Europe and our founder Nancy in the USA to screen homes, these once hopeless animals have new lives.
This report will feature 2 of our recent patients.
Mira was living outside a USA military base near Brasov. Matthew was stationed there and fell in love with the infant puppy. Once Matthew was back in Spokane, he tried to find a way to get little Mira to him. After contacting numerous vets and charities, Matt contacted us. RAR was able to help Mira as she was delivered to the Center of Hope where she lived for over a month and received her vaccines, health certificate, tests for diseases, worming, deparasiting and good nutritious puppy food. And lots of love and socializing. Following her quarantine period, she was able to fly to her new family! Matt covered all costs for Mira as we use our donations for those who have no one. Thanks to your support we have the infrastructure in place to be able to treat puppies like Mira.
Morgan was a sad case, living on the streets for his entire life of 4 years. Our volunteer Catalin found him with a broken leg. Morgan arrived at the Center of Hope. In addition to his broken leg, he was suffering from a skin infection. Morgan needed surgery with pins, plates and screws to set his leg properly. He is currently living and being cared for at the Center of Hope while his leg heals. He was also neutered as part of our standard protocol.
The best news for Morgan is that our friend Anne from Oregon fell in love with him and will give him the loving home he never had.
These stories brighten our days and nights! And your donations make this all possible so that we can say "yes we will help" when asked. Your continued support is needed so that we can change the fate of the abused, neglected, abandoned animals. We also found a loving home in Germany for Natasha from Ukraine as well as helped 47 Ukraine kitties get veterinary care and spays and neuters.
Thank you for your help.
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