Keep Rescue Shelter Open in Vietnam
Donación protegida
PLEASE NOTE: The amount raised is for an ongoing campaign that started in fall of 2017, so the amount listed is not actually what we have in the account.
Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue is a rescue shelter and farm sanctuary in Hoi An, Vietnam that focuses on sheltering rescued animals, adoption, mass sterilization, and vegan animal rights education for school children as we work to end the exploitation of all species of animals.
The shelter rent was due for the next three months is due 1 June and we need to pay on time.
Donations and income have been drastically reduced since we had to close the vet clinic last year and we are living day-to-day with small donations for food for the animals.
The 39 dogs, cats, pigs, and chickens in our care are in need of food, shelter, and medical expenses and our staff must also get their salaries as they have no other income and this is their full time work.
Please help us take care of these deserving rescues as we work to get the shelter moved to Hanoi in 2018 where they can finally have access to good quality veterinary care, sustainable income, and much easier volunteer and staff recruitment.
THANKS!
The VAAR team
Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue is a rescue shelter and farm sanctuary in Hoi An, Vietnam that focuses on sheltering rescued animals, adoption, mass sterilization, and vegan animal rights education for school children as we work to end the exploitation of all species of animals.
The shelter rent was due for the next three months is due 1 June and we need to pay on time.
Donations and income have been drastically reduced since we had to close the vet clinic last year and we are living day-to-day with small donations for food for the animals.
The 39 dogs, cats, pigs, and chickens in our care are in need of food, shelter, and medical expenses and our staff must also get their salaries as they have no other income and this is their full time work.
Please help us take care of these deserving rescues as we work to get the shelter moved to Hanoi in 2018 where they can finally have access to good quality veterinary care, sustainable income, and much easier volunteer and staff recruitment.
THANKS!
The VAAR team
Organizador
Catherine Amie Besch
Organizador
Mobile, AL
