
07/03/2025
We made it once again this week. And I survived unloading again…
Ty to everyone .. I really mean it. Every bit helps take a load off..
and I swear there’s something every week that breaks ..
but we make it .. we figure it out.
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We don’t have a big bank account to fall back on. We have exhausted our savings. I have drained my entire retirement account. And we live paycheck to paycheck. Trying to keep the mortgage paid and the electric on.
I don’t have a single employee or volunteer here. This is on me 24/7.
We don’t have a long list of donors, waiting to throw money at us.
We have a small group of awesome people who are always at the ready to help when needed..
my biggest worry is if Keith gets sick. And can’t go to work. He has a double hernia that he needs to have surgery on and we just can’t afford for him to take 6 to 8 weeks out of work. We would go bankrupt and everyone here would starve. We just don’t get enough help to float it without him.
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Over the course of almost a year we raised $6000 on our GoFundMe. We use that to purchase a couple of generators, winter supplies, make a few fence repairs, several lawnmower repairs, a couple of covers for the 🙏🏻🐾❤️🐾🙏🏻💙outdoor kennels and the little bit that was left helped us stretch out our dog food fund and pay vet bills so we wouldn’t have to ask for more help from those that help us.
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Every time I make a post for help it I feel awful because I always feel like I’m begging. In reality I am. Because without supporters and without donations, and without the help of the community, we are not going to stay here and stay afloat.
That puts these dogs lives in danger and that makes me very sad. ☹️💔