30/11/2025
This is one of the hardest updates we’ve ever had to share.
As you guys know, some of the puppies we brought into care on Saturday have come down with Parvo. One of them sadly had to be put to sleep because of his rapidly deteriorating condition, we had to end his suffering. Two more are at the vets fighting for their lives.
But the truth is: we have hit a financial wall.
We did not anticipate this outbreak.
We do not have cash reserves.
And we already have a $3,500 emergency vet bill, which will rise to around $4,500 by tomorrow morning, assuming no additional pups crash overnight.
It kills me to say this, but I need to be clear:
❌ We cannot send any more puppies to the vet right now.
💔 We may not be able to continue treatment for the ones already there unless we can cover the current bill and fundraise at least a few days in advance.
This is nobody’s fault. And it’s nobody’s responsibility. That’s the hard part.
This is simply the brutal reality of running a small charity with no funding. We can never ‘get ahead’ because there’s always another emergency that wipes us out.
Right now, I have to surrender and accept than I am one person who can only do so much. Now, all I can do it put this plea out to our supporters and ask you ALL to get behind it.
We have to ask ourselves, how can we keep doing this sustainably?
How do we save lives when the cost of each rescue is SO huge and we’re just appealing to the same small (yet amazing) group of supporters to fund it every time?
Right now, I don’t have answers.
I’m sharing this because our supporters deserve transparency, and because pretending everything is fine helps no one.
If you want us to continue saving dogs, we genuinely need your help.
Not just tonight, but ongoing.
Share this.
Donate if you can.
Comment.
Tag a dog-loving friend.
Do whatever you can.
We are their only hope.
Please donate here: www.remoteanimalassistance.com/donate
Thank you for standing with us during one of the toughest moments we’ve had as a charity.
This is a brutal and unwelcome reminder of why rescue alone is not the solution - we MUST do more to stop this terrible suffering.