Save-a-Life Electrical Permits
Tax deductible
Save-a-Life Cat Adoptions needs your help. Animal Control Officer Burgess is harassing us again. Last time he came out he couldn't find any sick cats, so he made a complaint to Kern County Code Enforcement that the cat barns on our ranch were not up to the electrical code, even though they are.
So Kern County Code Enforcement came out and said we needed to fix anything that's not perfect and get permits for all our cat barns, so WE NEED AN ELECTRICIAN. We've got outlets and lights to fix, conduit to be stapled up, and other minor repairs, but it's still gonna be a pretty big job, so we need help.
Estimates range around $2,000 depending on how strict the Code Enforcement officer is gonna be. We don't have that kind of money, especially after spending a small fortune in legal fees fighting his previous bogus charges. We have several electricians that will do the job, but they need to be paid. Please help us raise money to help us "electrify" our magical cat ranch. Thank You.
So Kern County Code Enforcement came out and said we needed to fix anything that's not perfect and get permits for all our cat barns, so WE NEED AN ELECTRICIAN. We've got outlets and lights to fix, conduit to be stapled up, and other minor repairs, but it's still gonna be a pretty big job, so we need help.
Estimates range around $2,000 depending on how strict the Code Enforcement officer is gonna be. We don't have that kind of money, especially after spending a small fortune in legal fees fighting his previous bogus charges. We have several electricians that will do the job, but they need to be paid. Please help us raise money to help us "electrify" our magical cat ranch. Thank You.
Organizer
Ruben MacBlue
Organizer
Mojave, CA
Save a Life
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
