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Originally Posted by Patti  That's great. The no kill shelter I volunteer at is in jeopardy of closing if donations are not brought in in large amounts. They are doing everything they can do keep it going. They are turning away dogs and cats every day now. If they don't they can't take care of the 300 + they already have.. These shelters need volunteers, donations and supplies to keep going. I urge anyone who can to try and help their local shelters anyway they can, so these precious animals can find there forever homes and not be out to sleep. |
The shelter in the county south of us has a used clothing store that they use and raise quite a bit that way.
If you don't already, you could raise money through crafts and sell tickets to dinners. If you have any pet supply stores, perhaps you could go a couple of days a month and have a few pups and ask for donations of food and money. Petsmart has pets from shelters like this. You could also ask your radio and tv stations to place announcements that donations are badly needed to keep the shelter open. When in need, beg!
