Troy Animal Rescue Project

Rescue doesn’t stop just because it gets dark….It’s late but we received a call about puppies abandoned on a county road near a hay field. Our volunteers went out and were able to locate four puppies. They are currently in an overnight foster and will be at our rescue center tomorrow. We weren’t prepared for four more puppies but leaving them in the woods with no food or water at the mercy of wild animals and cars was not an option. The puppies will need to be vaccinated, dewormed, and given flea/tick preventatives at the very least - if none have other health concerns. Please consider donating to help us continue our mission to help puppies like these. Donations can be made via: *Our website - link in comments *Cashapp to $troyanimalrescue *Venmo to @troyanimalrescue -If donating through Venmo, please donate to the verified business account

Christmas Eve 23 Update : Slowly but surely many of the dogs continue to come out of their shells. When we say these dogs are under socialized, it is not an exaggeration. Several are still unwilling to allow us to touch them. This sweet mom went home with one of our fosters. At first, she growled and lunged to bite. But with a lot of love and work, she has shown progress. Although still terrified and shaking at human touch, she allows her foster mom to handle her and her babies. We are hoping that the entire group continues in this direction and hopefully one day turns the corner to knowing we don’t mean them any harm. Your donations are essential for us to continue our mission to help dogs in need like these. All 23 dogs that came from the home will need longer term care to be adopted out. Right now, we could really use small breed dry dog food and puppy pads. Donations can be shipped to 34 County Road 2266, Brundidge, AL 36010. Donations can be made via: *Our website - link in comments *Cashapp to $troyanimalrescue *Venmo to @troyanimalrescue -If donating through Venmo, please donate to the verified business account

Hi! My name is Jingle! I’ve come from the North Pole to help spread holiday cheer to the good boys and girls at Troy Animal Rescue Project! Stay tuned for all the fun and mischief this month! But first, I come bearing gifts of milkbones and tennis balls for my new pup friends!

SPAY AND NEUTER SPONSORS NEEDED : We were alerted to a situation at a local gas station by a Facebook post yesterday. We have spoken to the spay and neuter clinic and have gotten the approval to add ferals to our spay/neuter run. We count 18 alone in the video. For each feral, we need a sponsorship of $75. This is to have the cat fixed, rabies vaccinated and ear tipped (to ensure people can identify that it has been TNRed). Spaying and neutering these cats will ensure the population does not continue to grow. We will set traps Wednesday night and will take as many as funds allow. We plan to evaluate any kittens trapped to see if they have a chance to be tamed and homed as house cats. For anyone interested in adopting a feral after they are fixed, please message our page. We will provide crate, supplies and advice to help acclimate cats to their new environments. Any cats that are not homed will be returned to the colony, as we cannot safely house feral cats. Donations can be made via: *Our website - link in comments *Cashapp to $troyanimalrescue *Venmo to @troyanimalrescue

***We still lack $250 to cover today’s food runs and $600 for tomorrow. Babies, like this litter of 10, depend on us to keep their bellies full. Please share and help us reach our goal to cover the 5 pallets of food. *** Urgent Donations Needed : Empty bowls mean hungry tummies 😢 Our dog food run was postponed until tomorrow and Tuesday, but it was a blessing in disguise. Instead of 3 pallets of food, we will be picking up 5! That makes our hearts so happy because we have so many mouths to feed. We were feeding 600 lbs per day, without the addition of 3 nursing moms. So these dog food runs are more important than ever. We raised just over $200 of the $600 needed for the first run and now we need another $600 for the second run. So we need $1,000 total - which wouldn’t even cover one pallet in at our local stores, much less 5. Please share and help us raise funds to make sure our rescue dogs have full tummies and happy hearts ❤️ Donations can be made via: *Our website - link in comments *Cashapp to $troyanimalrescue *Venmo to @troyanimalrescue

Heartworm Treatment Needed : Connor came into our program from a local shelter. Poor Connor ended up there at no fault of his own. His owner passed away and there was no one to take him in 😭 Connor was well loved and despite the best efforts of the shelter staff, the hard concrete floors were taking their toll on this big guy. So we pulled him for foster and he has been doing amazing. Connor is great with other dogs of all sizes, cats and children. He knows how to play fetch - and will even bring you the ball when you don’t throw it too far 😂 After all, chonky boys don’t need to run too far in this Alabama heat 🤷‍♀️ The only thing holding Connor back from his forever home is heartworm treatment. Connor is a big guy, so heartworm treatment runs around $600 with the 30 day pretreatment. Please consider helping us sponsor Connor’s treatment so this sweet boy can go on to his better forever ❤️ Donations can be made via: *Our website (link in comments) *Cashapp to $troyanimalrescue *Venmo to @troyanimalrescue