Humane Love
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I’m stepping up my care for pets by supporting Seattle Humane Society ’s urgent medical care programs for orphaned and abandoned dogs and cats . I’ve set out to raise at least $1,000 between now and the end of May – will you join me?
I’m raising the money in two ways: This Go Fund Me page and a special edition of Brett’s comedy show, Bundt Cake, at the Comedy Underground on Wednesday, May 27th. It’s 18+ and goes from 8:30 – 10:00 pm (not too late for a school night!). Seattle Humane’s urgent medical care programs will get 60 per cent of the door.
All donations matter. Really. So if you’ve got $10 to give or $100 to give, please give it. With $1,000 Seattle Humane can provide 5 pets the medical care they desperately need to be well and adopted into a loving home.
Thanks to the families of Loopy, Edison, Sumo & Murphy, Mocha, Ollie and Lucy for sharing your loved ones’ photos for this page.
THE OPPORTUNITY
I’ve spent the last year getting familiar with animal welfare organizations and shelters here and around the world. There are a lot of things that make Seattle Humane top-notch awesome: As a no-kill shelter, they do whatever it takes to treat, rehabilitate, train and place dogs and cats in their forever homes. With a powerful and dedicated volunteer corps, they’re able to put 80 cents of every dollar directly toward care for animals. They offer foster care, behavior rehabilitation, socialization, disaster relief, and end-of-life services. They’ve even got a pet therapy for humans like us when we’re sick.
The more I learn about Seattle Humane, the more I’m impressed and touched by their work to ensure that every animal gets adopted. Each animal receives, on average, over $520 in services and care. More than $200 of that goes to medical care. And even more for many, like our dog Merle, who received extensive dental work, surgery to remove back tumors, and a warm place to heal for three months before we ever laid eyes on him. When we were taking him home, they brought him around so all the staff and volunteers could say goodbye – he was clearly loved.
Let’s raise some good hard cash for those sweet loves out there who need our help!
I’m raising the money in two ways: This Go Fund Me page and a special edition of Brett’s comedy show, Bundt Cake, at the Comedy Underground on Wednesday, May 27th. It’s 18+ and goes from 8:30 – 10:00 pm (not too late for a school night!). Seattle Humane’s urgent medical care programs will get 60 per cent of the door.
All donations matter. Really. So if you’ve got $10 to give or $100 to give, please give it. With $1,000 Seattle Humane can provide 5 pets the medical care they desperately need to be well and adopted into a loving home.
Thanks to the families of Loopy, Edison, Sumo & Murphy, Mocha, Ollie and Lucy for sharing your loved ones’ photos for this page.
THE OPPORTUNITY
I’ve spent the last year getting familiar with animal welfare organizations and shelters here and around the world. There are a lot of things that make Seattle Humane top-notch awesome: As a no-kill shelter, they do whatever it takes to treat, rehabilitate, train and place dogs and cats in their forever homes. With a powerful and dedicated volunteer corps, they’re able to put 80 cents of every dollar directly toward care for animals. They offer foster care, behavior rehabilitation, socialization, disaster relief, and end-of-life services. They’ve even got a pet therapy for humans like us when we’re sick.
The more I learn about Seattle Humane, the more I’m impressed and touched by their work to ensure that every animal gets adopted. Each animal receives, on average, over $520 in services and care. More than $200 of that goes to medical care. And even more for many, like our dog Merle, who received extensive dental work, surgery to remove back tumors, and a warm place to heal for three months before we ever laid eyes on him. When we were taking him home, they brought him around so all the staff and volunteers could say goodbye – he was clearly loved.
Let’s raise some good hard cash for those sweet loves out there who need our help!
Organizer
Diana Falchuk
Organizer
Seattle, WA
