Animals Need Help to Continue Aiding Special Needs
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Pictured is Jeanna Giese, the first person to survive rabies without receiving the vaccination, walking Bonnie. Tim Wiskow offered Jeanna animal therapy in 2005 while she was relearning to control her body after her battle with rabies in 2004. Jeanna continued to be a part of Whisper Hill for many years afterwards.
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Whisper Hill started their work 15 years ago, working with handicapped and special needs children & adults, seniors and veterans. Their dream of opening a multi-function facility to expand their efforts in changing lives was almost obliterated by a series of very unfortunate events over the past 2 years that were beyond their control.
Tim Wiskow, founder of Whisper Hill Clydesdales, spent the last year and a half battling a disease that affects only 1 in 8 million people. He was given 1 year to live, but ended up beating it. He is now trying to pay off the bills that his animals have acquired while he was hospitalized and recovering.
Just before Tim was hospitalized, he had been trying to secure a large ranch for his non-profit. However, a large down payment was stolen by a fraudulent investor and that money is unable to be recovered.
The animals have been living in foster homes and Tim is working desperately to continue all of their wellness care as well as giving them a home of their own.
Whisper Hill needs to raise $30,000 by the end of the year to cover expenses accrued over the past 2 years while Tim was recovering, as well as to sustain the animals through winter while the organization is getting back on its feet. Bills range from Veterinary to feed to equipment.
If this goal is not met, Whisper Hill Clydesdales will be forced to shut down and all of the animals will be displaced to different homes.
Whisper Hill does have a goal of $100,000 to help in purchasing a new Forever Home for the animals. This ranch will also be a place where Whisper Hill can achieve all of their therapeutic goals to continue helping those in need to reach their potential.
Tim Wiskow
322 East Johnson St.
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
920.322.0636
[email redacted]
Pictured is Jeanna Giese, the first person to survive rabies without receiving the vaccination, walking Bonnie. Tim Wiskow offered Jeanna animal therapy in 2005 while she was relearning to control her body after her battle with rabies in 2004. Jeanna continued to be a part of Whisper Hill for many years afterwards.*****************************************************************************
Whisper Hill started their work 15 years ago, working with handicapped and special needs children & adults, seniors and veterans. Their dream of opening a multi-function facility to expand their efforts in changing lives was almost obliterated by a series of very unfortunate events over the past 2 years that were beyond their control.
Tim Wiskow, founder of Whisper Hill Clydesdales, spent the last year and a half battling a disease that affects only 1 in 8 million people. He was given 1 year to live, but ended up beating it. He is now trying to pay off the bills that his animals have acquired while he was hospitalized and recovering.
Just before Tim was hospitalized, he had been trying to secure a large ranch for his non-profit. However, a large down payment was stolen by a fraudulent investor and that money is unable to be recovered.
The animals have been living in foster homes and Tim is working desperately to continue all of their wellness care as well as giving them a home of their own.
Whisper Hill needs to raise $30,000 by the end of the year to cover expenses accrued over the past 2 years while Tim was recovering, as well as to sustain the animals through winter while the organization is getting back on its feet. Bills range from Veterinary to feed to equipment.
If this goal is not met, Whisper Hill Clydesdales will be forced to shut down and all of the animals will be displaced to different homes.
Whisper Hill does have a goal of $100,000 to help in purchasing a new Forever Home for the animals. This ranch will also be a place where Whisper Hill can achieve all of their therapeutic goals to continue helping those in need to reach their potential.
Tim Wiskow
322 East Johnson St.
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
920.322.0636
[email redacted]
Organizer
J. G-F
Organizer
Fond du Lac, WI
Whisper Hill Clydesdales Ltd
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