Community United Effort - CUE

Join us in making a difference! We are raising money to benefit Community United Effort - CUE, every donation will help make this project successful.

Project: 8X14 enclosed trailer with side and rear doors. This mobile command center will be customized inside and out to meet our needs while conducting search efforts for missing persons nationwide. In addition, it will house equipment, communication devices, first aid, and much more that is necessary for field operations.

Thank you for your continued support for the CUE organization and those who are missing.

More information http://www.ncmissingpersons.org "About CUE" is entirely donation funded and staffed by volunteers.

CUE OATH: “I offer myself to those who have nowhere else to turn. These desperate people who ask for my help have unique situations. Yet, however unique, they are bound together with the commonality of being the loved one of a missing person.” - Monica Caison

We need your support to help Hannah!

The cost we are looking at for her entire stay in the hospital, CT scan and surgery is $10,000.00

Hannah Ruby was born on 8/10/2022 and was brought home on 10/14/2022 to live and be trained as a future search K9 for Community United Effort (CUE) Center for Missing Persons. Last Wednesday, an issue arose, and she was brought to a veterinarian for another check-up; she had already been seen upon her initial arrival to North Carolina. Bloodwork, X-rays, and many other tests were run to discover she had a severe problem that needed medical attention as soon as possible. She was diagnosed out o the gate with puenmonia, anemia and a heart condition. Medication was prescribed, and instructions for her care with a follow-up visit to make a plan were scheduled.

Last night Hannah took a turn for the worst. She was in critical condition and admitted to the emergency animal hospital, where she is in an oxygen tent, IV fluid and medication with additional oral medications, and 24-hour care is being administered. Once they can get her free of pneumonia, they will need to do a CT scan of her heart, and from there, she will need surgery for correction. Her diagnoses so far; are Aspiration Pneumonia and Vascular Ring Aortic Arch Anomalies.

Hannah's update on 11/1/2022 is still critical but stable; we are hopeful she can pull through this and proceed to get the help she desperately needs for a full recovery. If you can help, every little bit will make a difference. Thank you!

Other ways to donate to Hannah's medical care

Mail to: CUE PO Box 12714 Wilmington, NC 28405

Visit www.ncmissingpersons.org and click on the donate PayPal button to contribute

Donna Barnhill has been missing 44 years. She was last seen outside of her home on March 18th, 1981 in Lexington, NC, she was 13 years old. Through the efforts of the CUE Center for Missing Persons, her case has been kept from going cold. All though we believe Donna is longer with us, we are still searching to bring her home. Funds raised will go to searching for Donna, as we believe we are closer than ever before. If funds are left over from search efforts, we would like to purchase her a headstone. Thank you for your consideration.