Edgar and Poe's Recovery Fund
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This campaign is dedicated to the two kittens rescued by the Maryland State Police on May 24th 2016. The campaign will be renamed after the kittens once their names are given to them. All proceeds go to The Worcester County Humane Society for the kittens' care and to help combat future animal cruelty and neglect.
On May 24th, the Maryland State Police in Princess Anne MD responded to an alleged animal cruelty call. A local woman witnessed two minors (8 and 14) repetitively throwing and attempting to drown two small kittens between the ages of 5-6 weeks old. The woman assumed the kittens were dead as they laid motionless, soaked and injured. The Princess Anne woman then took the kittens to Somerset Animal Hospital unfortunately it was after hours. She contacted the Maryland State Police where an on duty trooper responded. After realizing the kittens were still alive he transported them back to the State Police Barracks. Shortly after, a member of the Humane Society rushed them to PETS ER in Salisbury MD. The duo are doing much better but are not out of the woods just yet.
With vet bills steadily climbing, this campaign will help fund the cost of medical care for these two survivors.
For more information or ways to donate in person please contact:
Worcester County Humane Society
12330 Eagles Nest Road
Berlin MD 21812
410-213-0146
WMDT Reports :
On May 24th, the Maryland State Police in Princess Anne MD responded to an alleged animal cruelty call. A local woman witnessed two minors (8 and 14) repetitively throwing and attempting to drown two small kittens between the ages of 5-6 weeks old. The woman assumed the kittens were dead as they laid motionless, soaked and injured. The Princess Anne woman then took the kittens to Somerset Animal Hospital unfortunately it was after hours. She contacted the Maryland State Police where an on duty trooper responded. After realizing the kittens were still alive he transported them back to the State Police Barracks. Shortly after, a member of the Humane Society rushed them to PETS ER in Salisbury MD. The duo are doing much better but are not out of the woods just yet.
With vet bills steadily climbing, this campaign will help fund the cost of medical care for these two survivors.
For more information or ways to donate in person please contact:
Worcester County Humane Society
12330 Eagles Nest Road
Berlin MD 21812
410-213-0146
WMDT Reports :
Organizer and beneficiary
Ashley Brown
Organizer
Berlin, MD
Kelly Austin
Beneficiary
