Street Tails Animal Rescue

Charlie Bean is turning 3!  Let’s help to show her that it’s important to make a difference in this world!  
Mama Bean has been so tired building up the BFF that a Charity Run this year is just too much....plus it turns out that the prices of the medals have nearly doubled!  Which....is one of the main reasons why this year’s Birthday Fundraiser is so important!
As always- we are raising to support our two favorite Charities- Lentil’s Kids Club and Street Tails Animal Rescue.  This fund will be used towards the purchase/shipping of our 2018 Bravery Medals, Birthday Cards and Surprises for the members of our Kids Club, along with helping to expand the downstairs of the adoption center at Street Tails!  
Every dollar counts towards helping us to reach (and hopefully surpass) our Goal!  
For each $30+ donation, we will be mailing special “Chews Kind” keychains, and any donation of $100+ will receive a keychain AND a custom 3x5 plaque that will hang at the Bean Family Farm!  **IMPORTANT- in order to receive your gift- you MUST email us your shipping info to [email redacted]
  This site no longer shares donor addresses- so it will be the only way we will get your info!
***Keychains will ship on or Before Oct 15, 2018

Street Tails Animal Rescue has always been especially focused on animals with special needs and right now some of those animals need a little extra help!  

Alfa Romeo




Alfa Romeo was found April 13th in South Philadelphia by a STAR volunteer. While we usually don't take animals directly from the public, this little guy was in desperate need of our help.  He was picked up on the street wearing his sweatshirt and a harness.  His rescuer thought immediately that he must've been lost!  Who leaves a dog....fully dressed up in his wardrobe- out to fend for himself?!  

When he first arrived at STAR, we noticed that he was in obvious discomfort. He was urinating blood, so went straight the the vet.  Poor Alfa has a large bladder stone that needs to be removed immediately. In addition to the bladder stone,  Alfa also has a thyroid condition, and will need to be on medication for the rest of his life. The very sad side effect of this condition is alopecia...leaving him hairless on most of his body.  Perhaps he can be listed as a Chinese Crested mix?!

Alfa is scheduled for surgery on Monday, at which time he will have his bladder stone removed. However, with the surgery costing a minimum $1500 plus the cost of his after care, our funds are running low. Please help this little guy get back on his feet and into a loving home!


Orca & her Guppies

This is Orca...


and these are her guppies!





Orca came to STAR just about ready to pop! Thanks in part to dad's size and the number of puppies, Orca had to have a C-Section the next day to help deliver her babies.  As sad as it is for any animal to be left at shelter, in Orca's case- we are grateful that she was- as she would have never been able to survive a natural birth.  

The cost of caring for these babies coupled with their spays/neuters (when they're old enough), and mom's C-Section will exceed $4000. 


We're grateful that we have the opportunity to help both Alfa & Orca/her guppies (along with all of our other special friends at STAR), but we can't do it alone! STAR counts on donations to be able to continue our mission of helping animals in need. We've helped some amazing animals thanks to the continued support of our donors and we need your help to do it again. Every little bit counts!  Thank you in advance for all of your support! Please share!

As the Holidays are quickly approaching, Street Tails Animal Rescue (STAR) is gearing up to plan for the New Year! What better way to plan ahead, than to have a vision set in place for saving lives?!

We are shooting for the sky, and asking for each and every one of our friends, families and supporters to give us a minumim of $1.00 that we can put towards our efforts in rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting out animals in need.

Many times throughout any given year, STAR is faced with situations where we would love to help, but can't due to funding issues. This Fund is intented to be set aside for exactly those situations. Perhaps a medically urgent animal shows up at the shelter? An animal under our care develops a behavior issue? It's situations like these that we are looking to be able to be ready to solve!
Help spread the word!