Help to reopen our doors

Hudson Valley Rottie Rescue Inc.  Needs help to get funds to pay for our liability insurance, vet bills still outstanding, and to help care for 6 not highly adoptable dogs. The Department of Agriculture and markets has put us in sanctuary mode.  What this means.... we are unable to save any other dogs, we are unable to adopt out any dogs. In a way this is good because we don't have to pay 972.00 for liability insurance,  but we can't help any other dogs either. The 6 not highly adoptable dogs will still need to be cared for, medical, food, heartworm meds, treats,  toys, etc. We can throw our hands up in the air and just say euthanize them, but in no way do they deserve this. They are special dogs that need special owners.  Roxie was sexually abused by a man,  if a man approaches her she will bite. Madison has been with us 7yrs, highly food aggressive. Molly is our mix girl, not good with certain dogs. Gracie was treated for heartworm, if you take her out of her comfort zone she freaks. Delilah we took from a woman in queens, aggressive towards people she doesn't know, she requires several visits before she will accept you. Gus was under our vets care, we cant figure out why he isn't gaining any weight, so more testing has to be done which we do not have the funds to do, gus should not have to suffer this way. We are a small rescue, only taking on dogs that we can accommodate,  we dont shove our dogs on boarding kennels and forget about them. We need help, and bad. We are not a rescue that has 100's of thousands of dollars nor do we take pay checks,  we all have full time jobs. We have 2 good fosters, never any other offers to help.  Unless we get help we will have to stay in Sanctuary mode.  Anyone wanting to verify this can call NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets and speak to Anna Colon. We would hate to be non existent but with no funds or help we can't survive.  All donations over 50.00 are tax deductible.  You just need to contact us and we can get a letter for your taxes sent out. Thank you from the officers of HVRR to all that help to support us