Sera Husky & Animal Rescue
Donation protected
Raising a regular amount of money is obviously vital to many organisations just to keep going - for Sera Husky & Animal Rescue it is essential. With no Government Funding 100% of all funds raised keeps the Rescue Open and lets us do what we do best –
Sera Husky & Animal Rescue is organised, managed & run by volunteers.
We rescue and rehome but we also have a number of animals who will live at the Rescue - they receive the medical care & love they need and will live out their days with dignity - It is their home .
2018 has been are busiest year for abandoned dogs & animals – often with a medical condition that can be treated – for example there is “JR” ,he’ s such a great little guy but he had some problems so we decided to go ahead a get him sorted. He had testicular cancer, x-rays were done and he doesn’t seem to have any obvious spread. He also had a hernia which had come through the muscle in the side which is unusual - so that was repaired. He also had a rotten tooth removed and lastly a little tumour was removed from his eyelid. He is deaf and his eyesight might not be great but he has lots of life left in him and he still likes to play with some of the dogs like Trudy, Nessa, Jesse, (note: he’s a bit of a ladies man!)
And we have had many many more –
But this costs money. To be as proactive & self funding as possible we have a Charity Shop in Tralee but that only raises a certain amount of money and with all these extra Abandoned Dogs & Animals we are pushing our veterinary & feed bills to the limit.
Sera Husky & Animal Rescue is organised, managed & run by volunteers.
We rescue and rehome but we also have a number of animals who will live at the Rescue - they receive the medical care & love they need and will live out their days with dignity - It is their home .
2018 has been are busiest year for abandoned dogs & animals – often with a medical condition that can be treated – for example there is “JR” ,he’ s such a great little guy but he had some problems so we decided to go ahead a get him sorted. He had testicular cancer, x-rays were done and he doesn’t seem to have any obvious spread. He also had a hernia which had come through the muscle in the side which is unusual - so that was repaired. He also had a rotten tooth removed and lastly a little tumour was removed from his eyelid. He is deaf and his eyesight might not be great but he has lots of life left in him and he still likes to play with some of the dogs like Trudy, Nessa, Jesse, (note: he’s a bit of a ladies man!)
And we have had many many more –
But this costs money. To be as proactive & self funding as possible we have a Charity Shop in Tralee but that only raises a certain amount of money and with all these extra Abandoned Dogs & Animals we are pushing our veterinary & feed bills to the limit.
Organizer
Lane Morrissey
Organizer
