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Pet People Supporting People & Pets In Hurricane Relief

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Pet People Helping People, Pets & Animals in Hurricane Relief

Being in the pet industry for over 300 dog years, I have seen the pet industry step up in various storms and tragic events. We are caring people that love our pets. The recent events of Hurricane Helene have impacted so many people in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and even more locations. The devastation is beyond description and chokes me up every time I see a new picture or news report. In these times of divided politics, my heart goes out to all of these people hurt by wind, rain, and raging water. I am asking for your support to get resources to these people using Samaritan’s Purse.

Samaritan’s Purse is an organization that is usually the first on the ground around the world and in our own country. They quickly provide food, water, power, tools, resources, and most of all, a kind, tender shoulder to cry on. They have the planning and internal support to move resources. They could even use your help on the ground helping. These are the tender, caring moments that America needs – one person at a time. Pet People helping people, pets, and animals.

Will you join me? I have set a high goal at one million dollars. Pass this on to your friends in the pet industry, in veterinary clinics, in pet stores, at pet groomers, in pet care facilities, and in homes with pets. Pet people care!!!

Dr. George & Laurie Collings
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Donations 

  • Anonymous
    • $50
    • 5 d
  • Anonymous
    • $100
    • 5 d
  • Teena Middleton
    • $200
    • 5 d
  • Anonymous
    • $10
    • 5 d
  • Jeremy Steinkruger
    • $50
    • 5 d
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George Collings
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Missouri, MO
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