Jasmine Lawson

Seventy-one days. That’s how long it took to rescue Wally. For 71 days, I tracked him, learned his routine, and helped assemble a large humane Missy Trap to bring him to safety. That trap changed his life FOREVER. https://youtube.com/shorts/11mG0gGjiYI?is=kTpLlkTbiM-s1vrv Today, Wally sleeps on my sofa, goes to swimming lessons, gets pup cups, and has become an ambassador for rescue. Every day, he reminds me what one humane trap made possible… but not every frightened dog gets that chance. https://youtube.com/shorts/Sqi9CbuFlMs?is=Dn9mNJQoAzgJBL5A Since Wally’s rescue, families with missing pets and people trying to help frightened stray dogs have reached out to me asking the same question: “Can you help?” Too often, my answer has been: “I wish I could.” The Missy Trap that saved Wally wasn’t mine. That’s why I’ve created this GoFundMe with a goal of $1,000 to build my own Missy Trap and Raytripper, to help rescue lost pets and stray dogs throughout our community. WHERE YOUR DONATION GOES: I’m committed to being completely transparent. Every dollar donated will go directly toward purchasing the materials needed to build the trap and Raytripper, which I’ll be building according to The Retrievers guidelines. Missy Trap: https://youtu.be/yuyiGsqLVPs Raytripper: https://www.theretrievers.org/raytripper/ My dad has generously volunteered his time, labor, and tools to build both, so your donations go toward equipment and materials, not labor costs. I also have an Amazon Wish List for anyone who would rather purchase specific components directly. https://a.co/03ObCNAt If you purchase through Amazon, please include a gift note so I know who to thank! ❤️ I’ll post updates throughout the build, so everyone can follow our progress and see exactly how donations are being used. This isn’t just about one trap. It’s about giving another frightened dog the same chance Wally had. It’s about reuniting missing pets with the families who love them. It’s about having the equipment ready when the next call comes in, instead of having to say “I’m sorry, I can’t help.” If Wally’s story has ever made you smile, inspired you, or reminded you why rescue matters, I hope you’ll consider helping me build the trap that could save the next life. Thank you for believing in rescue, for believing in Wally, and for helping write the next happy ending. With love, Jasmine & Wally