Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary

We really hate to beg and plead, but NARPS is currently in dire straits.  We are drowning in veterinary bills and we do not have the donations coming in to keep up with them.   Quite frankly, theship is sinking and WE NEED HELP!!!  In addition to our never ending spay and neuter bills, we currently have $18,000 in pending veterinary bills!!!! There are currently 20-30 dogs who are on the list for spay/neuter... at $150-280/ per dog!! IT ADDS UP QUICKLY!!!  These expenses are in addition to our day to day basic operating costs... animal food, hay, flea/tick/heart worm preventatives, supplies (crates, toys etc), vaccines, dewormers.... it goes on and on and on!! COVID really hurt us by preventing us from getting out there and doing fundraisers— our savings are depleted!!  Playing catch up while we have new medical expenses piling up!! 

Every penny helps!!! Donations are tax deductible!! Thank you so much for your generosity and support!! ❤️❤️❤️

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More information about Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary: Noahs Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary is a rapidly growing nonprofit rescue which specializes in rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals... and not just dogs and cats!! Big or small, hooves or paws, we save them all! NARPS also specializes in major medical cases and often takes on injuries and illnesses no one else would!

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Ya know what? It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been involved in rescue and how shocking the atrocities you’ve seen are.... dogs like William still manage to stop us in our tracks and take our breath away. William is a handsome chocolate colored male pit bull mix who was brought into ACCT Philly yesterday (Thursday 7/19/18) as a stray. He was found with a shockingly swollen, disfigured head, and blood shot eyes... but the sweetest of demeanors despite his obvious painful condition. As soon as NARPS became aware of William and his horrific condition, we started scrambling for a medical foster so we could step up for him.... a foster to be waiting in the wings for him once he would be ready to be discharged from the vet, depending on the severity of his diagnosis. Foster was found (Thank you Melissa!!!!) and we quickly called ACCT to confirm we would take him, and then VSEC Philadelphia to let them know to expect him!! NARPS is very blessed to have a wonderful network of talented vets and veterinarian surgeons, like our favorite Dr. Ben-Amotz (who oversaw Josephine’s care and did her facial reconstruction surgery!!). William was well received at VSEC and the staff was quickly enamored by his unbelievably sweet and kind disposition. He was stabilized for the night by Dr. Nelson and set up for a full work up today to fully assess the extent of damage to his head. Upon initial examination, he presented with bilateral scleral hemorrhage’s due to the trauma to his head, as well as a large amount of fluid like swelling over the majority of his head... possible seroma, hematoma, or abscess... until further diagnosis. We were happy to hear that he showed no neurological deficiencies and seemed over to have good mentation. Dr. Ben-Amotz took over Williams care as of today and William was quickly set up for a CT scan to show the extent of damages to his head... a risky endeavor due to potential increased intracranial pressure, but one that our vets felt was necessary. They took every precaution possible to accomplish safe results and did a fabulous job. The results of Williams CT scan bowled us over and broke our hearts. 20+ fractures were found throughout his head.... his skull, his orbitals, his jaw.... circumferentially, there are very few place where fractures were not found. What in the world happened to this dog?!? It’s blatantly obvious some unbelievable blunt force trauma occurred... but left the rest of his body injury free... not a scratch, not a cut... no road rash, no abrasions, nothing. While we would much prefer to pretend we think this was an accident, like being hit by a car... we find it next to impossible to fathom. This was, more than likely, a very intentional, evil attack caused by a soulless sub-human. Maybe a baseball bat. Maybe a brick. The possibilities are sadly endless. But this was no accident. The fact this dog still wags his tail and greets everyone happily and warmly is just inconceivable... and the reason why we think dogs (and all animals) are the best creations ever. As for Williams injuries and his prognosis, it’s a bit of wait and see. He is currently stable, on pain medications as well as antibiotics, and he will be heading home to his foster shortly! Our wonderful vet is doing further homework and is consulting with other fellow veterinarian surgeons, including a veterinarian dental specialist to go over Williams fractures and the plan for proceeding. It is currently up in the air as to whether or not he will be undergoing surgery.... one or several. William will need to be on a very special, soft diet for the time being due to the countless fractures to his mouth and jaw. To say the least, this precious boy has a long, but loving, road ahead of him!!

NARPS will happily keep our faithful followers and supporters updated every step of the way during Williams journey and care!! We absolutely could not do this without you! Taking on major medical cases like this one takes a village... a BIG ONE!! Thankfully, we have an amazing and supportive village of NARPS fans, followers, and supporters. You all are the sole reason William is in our care and is able to be given the best care there is to offer! Be proud... NARPS PROUD!!

As you can imagine... our veterinary bills for William will not be cheap! We currently are at around $2500 for his care with one nights stay, medications, anesthesia (for CT SCAN), and the CT scan. We are only just getting started... especially if he ends up needing facial reconstruction surgery to restabilize his brutally fractured face. Please consider donating towards Williams cause... your donations, as always, are tax deductible!! Thank you for your generosity!!

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Checks: NARPS, P.O. Box 301, Uwchlan Pa 19480


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A NARPS family member is wrestling with life and death.... and we need to what we can to turn the tables!! Please help! 

When we talk about our NARPS family... it’s not just an empty saying we throw around.  Our NARPS volunteers, fosters, adopters, etc are our NARPS FAMILY!! That also goes for the amazing animals which come through our program.  

Some of you may know of Gizmo, aka “Gizzy”, formerly known as “Apollo”.  Gizzy is quite possibly the most adorable, most precious soul you could ever meet.  In his short 7mo of life, this boy has not had it easy.  At just a few months old, Gizmo suffered a skull crushing dog bite which left his face adorably asymmetrical at spots.  NARPS spent $1900 on Gizzy’s vet care for his devastating head injury, and he got the best of care at his foster home.  He was fostered by one of our dearest in our NARPS family... a foster and volunteer of ours who always goes way above and beyond.  (Jenn Reasinger and Hubby)  To say they are an intricate and important part of NARPS would be an understatement.  The Reasinger’s were not match for Gizzy’s charm and silly face.. they fell head over heels and Gizzy became a permanent ADOPTED resident! 

Not long after they made Gizmo’s adoption a reality, tragedy struck and Giz is fighting his life like never before.  Just a few days ago, the Reasinger’s noticed Gizzy suddenly struggling to breathe.  They rushed him to Quakertown Vet and then ended up at Valley Central Emergency Vet.  Gizmo was diagnosed with having spontaneous pneumothorax.  He had blister like lung bullae on the outside of his lungs and as they would burst, they would fill his chest cavity with air, thusly compressing his lungs almost to the point of collapse, causing him to struggle and almost suffocate!!  He was hospitalized and chest tubes were put in.  In a matter of just a few days, his vet bills were over $4,000 and still no major progress was made.  They were quoted an additional $4000 to do a CT scan and continue hospitalization for a few more days.  Feeling defeated and lost, options were being explored and euthanasia was sadly being considered.  We love our NARPS family and we love our NARPS animals.  A more educated decision and prognosis can be made for Gizzy if a CT scan can be done.  At this point, NARPS is stepping in and taking over Gizzy’s veterinarian care and bills.  We owe it to this little fighter and it’s the least we can do for his family that loves him so unbelievably much!! We are hoping and praying for the best, but this is a situation with no guarantees.  NARPS had Gizmo transferred to our friends and valued vet staff at VSEC Philly (Dr. Ben-Amotz... who saved Josephine, Bogard, Brownie, William, etc for us!).  Gizzy will undergo anesthesia tomorrow morning and have a CT scan done, along with X-rays.  Positive thoughts and prayers are appreciated.... but reality is that this is a big expense for us!! We had to put a $2750 deposit down upfront and the estimate is expected to be upwards of $3600! That likely won’t be the end of the expenses either!! If we can save Gizmo, he very likely may need a very costly lung surgery!! 

We beg, plead, and implore you to make a donation towards this truly amazing puppy.  To meet him is to love him. You would understand why we felt so moved to extend our help.  Please consider making a TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION towards Gizmo’s vet care.  He is fighting for his life and we are doing all we can to give him the best chance possible.... please join us in this fight to save him.  Every dollar helps!! It all adds up!! Please SHARE our fundraiser, share his story... spread the word!! We need all the help we can get!! Let’s show Gizzy and his NARPS FAMILY what it means to be FAMILY!!  We can do this!!!