Help Prevent A Litter Work Again

Hi!  I'm Chris Seaton. Nice to meet you. 

My wife is the veterinarian for Prevent A Litter Connections, a mobile spay/neuter clinic providing those surgeries to low income families.  They do this through a mobile clinic and travel to various counties in East Tennessee.  

This morning, one of the PAL staff arrived at the mobile to find an intoxicated man rummaging through the mobile clinic's supplies.  He busted the side window pictured, damaged the steering column, and tore through surgical supplies in his (likely) quest to find drugs before driving off with the van.  

Now the mobile is unusable.  As I write this, staff is assessing the damage with regards to inventory.  With the window damaged (one I'm informed no longer exists) and the steering column inoperable PAL can't drive to the families to which they provide services, families that can't afford to pay a traditional vet for a crucial procedure. 

But for the actions of one slimeball, today PAL could have helped thirty families.  There's question as to whether they'll be able to help the scheduled thirty one tomorrow.  That's why your donations are so important and greatly appreciated.  

The head of Prevent a Litter is one of the kindest people I've ever met.  Her work in making sure families spay and neuter their pets without going out of pocket is laudable.  That's why this is so important to me, and also why I'm so thankful you chose to give.