Funds needed to help homeless Great Pyrenees
Tax deductible
We have been deluged with Great Pyrenees needing placement this year. The dogs without fosters stay in our boarding kennel, which in normal times is not a problem, but with the COVID 19 Pandemic, dog owners are not traveling and we have not gotten even close to the number of guests we normally get to help offset the care of the rescue dogs staying there. Currently, we have 26 dogs staying at the boarding kennel and no guests. We have 9 more dogs waiting to come into rescue.
Even though the number of our paying guests are down, we still have to have someone come in to feed them and care for the Great Pyrenees twice per day, and still have to pay for our mortgage, and operating expenses. In addition to those expenses, the normal vet care, that goes into intaking a dog still needs to be paid for too. All dogs are spayed or neutered, heart worm and tick borne disease tested, vaccinated. They sometimes need treatment for Lyme disease, ear infections, injuries, heart worm treatment, behavior assessments, and other health issues. We provide whatever medical care is needed to help the dogs in our rescue program become healthy and adoptable dogs. Volunteer time is down too, as people are fearful of getting out due to the pandemic, and forget about the dogs in need who would so welcome someone brushing, walking them or just talking to them.
Indy Great Pyrenees Rescue, Inc. was started in 2002 and is an all volunteer based rescue with all funds generated from adoption fees and donations to help the Great Pyrenees dogs and mixed Great Pyrenees dogs in need. We have placed over 1700 dogs since we first started.IGPR is located in Indianapolis, Indiana and helps dogs from Indiana, and from surrounding states as space allows.
For more information about Indy Great Pyrenees Rescue, Inc., you can go to our website. The two pyr boys above, Axel and Rock, are from the same breeder - one was a rescue after the breeder became overwhelmed with the dogs she bred.
No donation amount is too small to help the dogs in need!. Thank you for your consideration!
Even though the number of our paying guests are down, we still have to have someone come in to feed them and care for the Great Pyrenees twice per day, and still have to pay for our mortgage, and operating expenses. In addition to those expenses, the normal vet care, that goes into intaking a dog still needs to be paid for too. All dogs are spayed or neutered, heart worm and tick borne disease tested, vaccinated. They sometimes need treatment for Lyme disease, ear infections, injuries, heart worm treatment, behavior assessments, and other health issues. We provide whatever medical care is needed to help the dogs in our rescue program become healthy and adoptable dogs. Volunteer time is down too, as people are fearful of getting out due to the pandemic, and forget about the dogs in need who would so welcome someone brushing, walking them or just talking to them.
Indy Great Pyrenees Rescue, Inc. was started in 2002 and is an all volunteer based rescue with all funds generated from adoption fees and donations to help the Great Pyrenees dogs and mixed Great Pyrenees dogs in need. We have placed over 1700 dogs since we first started.IGPR is located in Indianapolis, Indiana and helps dogs from Indiana, and from surrounding states as space allows.
For more information about Indy Great Pyrenees Rescue, Inc., you can go to our website. The two pyr boys above, Axel and Rock, are from the same breeder - one was a rescue after the breeder became overwhelmed with the dogs she bred.
No donation amount is too small to help the dogs in need!. Thank you for your consideration!
Organizer
Jane Rose
Organizer
Indianapolis, IN
Indy Great Pyrenees Rescue
Beneficiary