Ava’s Happy Corner - Reacue App

Unleash Love with Ava: The Ultimate Dating & Meetup App for Dog Owners 

 Dear donors , 

We are excited to introduce Ava, the revolutionary dating app specifically designed for dog owners. As fellow dog lovers, we understand the incredible bonds that form between humans and their canine companions. This unique connection serves as the foundation of our proposal, detailing why everyone with a dog should join Ava for an unparalleled dating experience. 

 

1. Shared Values and Lifestyle: Dog ownership signifies a particular lifestyle and set of values that often reflect dedication, responsibility, and empathy. By connecting with fellow dog owners on Ava, users can rest assured that they are engaging with like-minded individuals who appreciate these qualities. This shared foundation greatly enhances the potential for meaningful connections and lasting relationships. 

2. Conversation Starter: Ava's intuitive platform provides a built-in icebreaker – your beloved furry friend. Starting a conversation becomes effortless as users discuss their canine companions, share anecdotes, and swap training tips. This immediate common ground eliminates initial awkwardness, fostering a relaxed and genuine atmosphere for interactions. 

3. Outdoor Adventures: Dog owners frequently engage in outdoor activities, such as walks, hikes, and trips to the park. Ava encourages users to partake in dog-friendly date ideas, promoting active and engaging experiences that facilitate bonding. These shared adventures create memorable moments that contribute to the development of stronger connections. 

4. Authentic Profiles: Ava's user profiles showcase both the individual and their canine companion. This dual representation offers a comprehensive glimpse into the user's life and personality, promoting authenticity and transparency. This unique feature minimizes misunderstandings and misaligned expectations, ensuring that connections are built on genuine connections. 

5. Dog-Centric Events: Ava hosts exclusive dog-friendly events and meetups, providing the perfect opportunity for users to mingle in a relaxed and welcoming environment. These events not only cater to the needs of both users and their dogs but also offer a chance to forge connections beyond the digital realm.

6. Supportive Community: Being a dog owner comes with its own set of challenges and triumphs. Ava's platform fosters a supportive community where users can share advice, seek guidance, and celebrate achievements related to dog ownership. This nurturing environment extends beyond romantic connections, creating lasting friendships and a sense of belonging. In conclusion, Ava is more than just a dating app; it's a platform that celebrates the unique bond between humans and their canine companions. 

By supporting Ava, dog owners can connect with individuals who share their values, embark on exciting adventures, and build relationships based on authenticity and common interests. We believe that Ava has the potential to revolutionize the world of online dating, and we invite you to join us in unleashing love, one paw at a time. 

Thank you for considering our proposal. We eagerly await the opportunity to collaborate and make Ava a game-changer in the dating landscape. 

Warm regards,

Phil Cappadora

Actor

What to expect from the Happy Corner project. 

Here is some more information from the team leader, Phillip Cappadora. 

Hello. My name is Phillip Cappadora.

I am an Actor from New York City. I’ve worked many trades over the years; construction, cooking, landscaping, laboring, delivery guy, sales, modeling, and technician. I’ve worn dozens of hats, but nothing makes me happier than being an artist.

One afternoon while working, riding my bike, and delivering food, I found a cat lying on the sidewalk, barely alive. Someone threw them out of a window from the fourth-floor window.

People were standing around looking, but I knew it was time to act.

I grabbed a box from a nearby pharmacy, scooped the orange ball of fur into his arms and pedaled to the nearest veterinarian.

The vet said the Tabby cat, which I named Avalanche because it came tumbling down from the sky, had a concussion and was being put in the ICU. The vets asked for a down payment of one hundred dollars and warned me the bill would be around two thousand dollars to save the cat's life. I turned as white as the dalmatian puppy sitting in the lobby.

The cat wasn’t the only one in trouble. I had two part-time jobs, trying to make a living as an actor, but I only had $400.00 for rent due next week. So I gave the vet $100.00 and walked a mile back home feeling defeated.

I couldn’t earn all that money in a week, so I posted about this situation on social media, begging the community to come to my rescue. I was so emotionally drained I stayed home and prayed for a miracle.

Within hours of sharing the photos online, my neighborhood heard about the rescue.

When I woke up the following day, I had received $2,800, more than enough to cover the bill. My neighbors donated to the rescue, the local news station reported the story, and I was a hero for one day.

The Cat survived, and I adopted her. Also, this Tabby turned out to be a girl, so I renamed her AVA.

This experience got me thinking of how many animals need help and how I can help them unless I know where they are.

My name is Phillip Cappadora, I am the founder of Avas Happy Corner, and I’m on a mission to rescue animals.

I started developing a plan to create an animal emergency app for a rescue team that would respond quickly to any calls, like ambulances, firefighters and police officers.

Once again, I don’t have enough money to cover the costs. Even for an experienced builder like me, this isn’t going to be easy.

I'm raising money for the inventory needed to build the shelters. One million bricks would be the best way to get the lowest cost of each brick so I can capitalize on how many shelters I could build for the winter.

https://msha.ke/happycorner/

I encourage you to follow my Instagram @happycornerbyava and click on the link to view and read any articles and all of my past work over the past couple of years.