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Puppy Kennel Progress
We are so grateful our Puppies will have lots of warmth this winter. Thanks to Jeremiah Wheeler’s donation of time and the money donations that came in. Thanks to all!😊
Summits Doggies
Happy International Dog Day from some of Summit’s Babies!
Earlier Morning Bus Transport from Lisa Chandler 😊
Thor is having a good time thanks to one of our volunteers!!
Dog highlight of the week; meet Armani!
He is looking for a fur ever home!!
An adorable stray Kitty needs a good home. She’s very smart and loving and she even talks as you can see from the video. She’ll make a great companion.
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When we clean a puppy kennel and let them out, they get busy! Lol
Hi-ho Hi-ho it’s off to Massachusetts we go!
A day in the life of a volunteer for Summits Sanctuary!
Oh look! It’s a new toy!!
Our volunteer is going to have to buy a new shirt!
Lisa Chandler the Director of Summit’s Sanctuary chats after unloading 12 Doggies heading North last Saturday. 😊
Summit’s Sanctuary Transport this morning🤗. Thank you to all the volunteers who helped load this morning, Fosters, volunteers who helped with kennels and loved on these babies every day, Deaton Vet Services, and all of YOU who donated to help these babies!!!
Cherokee County Doggies go North.
Doggie’s going North.
Update from Lisa Chandler Summit’s Sanctuary. Please share 😊
This little baby was about to be shot because he had a broken hip. Lisa received a call from someone who was asked to shoot him. He went to look and saw the condition of the mama and all the five pups and couldn’t leave them. Lisa told him to bring them in. Because Summit’s doesn’t have room there are outside with exception this guy, he’s in Lisa’s house. They are all doing well now. They have been treated for mange and worms. The Momma is well enough now to get fixed. It has taken time and love to get them healthy. They are so precious.
Our Director Lisa Chandler has this to say about the condition of Summit’s Sanctuary. “I am at the point where I really could just sit and cry. We have so many puppies right now and some people just do not understand. Please pray for strength and answers. We could honestly fill up a warehouse with all of these babies. I think we are doing well with our numbers and then we get overloaded again. I really do all I can to keep our numbers where we can handle it, but I can’t stand the thought of these babies not being given a chance. As of right this second I have five puppies inside my house. I am just kind of down right now. we have literally about 40 puppies with nowhere to go. We need fosters because we have nowhere to house these precious babies…. We need dedicated volunteers that can give 1-2 hours per week (the amount of one movie)…. Right now we have some that are absolutely amazing that give 10-20 hours a week …. they are exausted but give give give for these babies. This is what we do because If we didn’t. what would happen to these doggies and kitties? PLEASE consider helping in any way you can. VOLUNTEER-FOSTER-DONATE-and most of all. PLEASE PRAY.”
Lisa works a full-time job plus running the Sanctuary of which she started. She pours her own funds if there are none to help into saving abused, sick and unwanted Dogs and Cats. As a community we need to support her. Without us there is no hope for Summit’s Sanctuary meeting the needs of this epidemic of homeless animals. Please Share.
Summit’s Sanctuary needs Fosters.
Our babies need foster homes until Transport because we are full. At no cost to fosters other than loving them.