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Carolina Helping Paws Rescue Fundraiser

This page is dedicated to raising money for Carolina Helping Paws Rescue by posting items for auction and/or sale.
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Carolina Helping Paws Rescue is a non-profit, all volunteer animal rescue organization serving Sumter County and nearby areas in South Carolina. We feel it is our moral responsibility to protect abused and homeless animals, and to save as many animals from terrible circumstances that we can, regardless of breed or age, and to provide appropriate medical care for each rescue. We try to save from h

igh kill shelters when foster homes are available. Animals in our care are spayed and neutered, vaccinated, dewormed if needed, and treated for any medical issues identified. Our volunteer fosters provide love, socialization, and tend to the rescued animal's needs until they are placed in their carefully screened forever home. We believe that it is of vital importance that the animal be placed in the right home with the right family. To help all these animals is very expensive so we are always in need of funds.

12/14/2022

Remember Ainsley (now Annie) with her new forever Dad. Well this little girl saved from Clarendon Shelter is living a great life.
Her journey has been quite one to tell. She had to have 3 surgeriesbon the same leg. Yes....three surgeries....
I felt so sorry for her..but now she is doing great
1st surgery...
Think pins were removed too soon Dr said.
2nd surgery..
Too much activity too soon. Screws broke into.
3rd...
As they say was, 3rd time was the charm. Plus a wonderful Dad to monitor and help her recover.
Her Dad says:
"She is A funny sassy lil dog. She and Sam have evolved a relationship- as I had hoped."
Sam is her fur brother.

10/09/2022

FORGIVE ME, MOMMY 😢🐾…
I was there where you left me for two whole days. Sleeping right on the side of the road. I was terrified of the noise from the cars but I did not move.

Last night one of those cars stopped and she got out. She invited me to lunch but I said no. She invited me to come sleep at her house and I also said no. I tried to explain to her that I was waiting for you but she wouldn’t listen. She pulled out a leash and said I couldn’t stay there any longer. I bit her several times and ended up peeing on myself as I growled and cried! She didn’t understand that she was separating me from you! She took me against my will and we drove off! I was so sad because I knew you were going to be worried. We ended up at her house.

I kept screaming hoping you would hear me but you never came. I vomited because of my nerves, feeling so sick. I kept telling her I had to go back because you were going to think I abandoned you when you saw I wasn’t there! I, who love you with all my heart and soul have not stopped crying since we separated a few days ago. I want you to know, I would never do that to you.

I don’t know where you are now or why you stopped the car and left me there. Surely you had something very important to do. Can you come find me now, mommy?

Today I ate because my tummy was hurting. I also slept on a very soft bed. And by accident I also wiggled my tail a bit. I’m so sorry, please forgive me. She’s just being really nice to me. She said I could stay forever. She’s calling me Milo but I already have a name. When you pick me up you can tell it to her. You’ll see how surprised she’ll be when you explain to her that this was a big mistake.
Because mommy, you’re coming back for me, right 😢🐾?

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“Pets are not disposable when we don’t want/need them anymore. They are a lifetime commitment. They are family! Thank you so much to everyone who adopts and rescues them until their last loving breath. Because of you this world is a better place.”

10/05/2022

(Teemu)

10/05/2022

October is my favorite time to cartoon

10/04/2022

If you would like to be a foster for the rescue, send an email to [email protected] to let us know. We will send you a foster application and we will go from there!

09/26/2022

See individual pictures for info on the item.
Each one is only $5 while they last.
If you are interested in one or more, contact Sandra Sellar or comment below.
All money goes to Carolina Helping Paws Rescue to help the animals.

09/15/2022

Hello!!! I am Jessica Altman-Mooneyham and I will be taking over the Fundraising For Carolina Helping Paws Rescue. Sandra Sellar has done an amazing job over the last 3 years, I hope am as successful as she has been and Thank her for all her time and effort . I am currently collecting and going through all the item. Hopefully, by the first of next week I will be able to start the online auction back up. Until then I I have a few fun ideas….

09/02/2022

As we say thank you for a wonderful, dedicated 3 years of doing a great job to Sandra Sellar, we look forward to working with Jessica. She has also been dedicated and helpful to the Rescue.
Janet Derrick

We have a new auction person. Please welcome Jessica Altman-Mooneyham to our fundraiser page. She already helps foster and will now take on the auctions.
It will still be a few weeks before she is ready to post a new one but keep watching our fundraiser page for updates.
Thank you to all who have bid and helped support us in the past and we hope you will continue once we are back up and running.

08/28/2022

First we would like to thank everyone for making this last auction very successful. We appreciate everyone who stepped up to bid.
Below are the winners. Please check your private messages this morning for info. If you have any question, please send private message to Sandra Sellar.

Beast Harness - Randi Bryan $15
Decorative Tray - Randi Bryan $15
Large Dog Pack - Randi Bryan $25

Benebone -Wilma Brinkley $45

The Great Bowl – Rebekah Drake $10
Citizen Canine Bag - Rebekah Drake $36

Creative Energy Candle - Ellen Ilash $25

Fridge Trays - TaMara Hubert Sloan $20

Vintage Bottle Openers - Jackie Anderson $25

Diaper Bag Set - Mandy Lane $75
Mary Kay Gift Basket - Mandy Lane $75

Saddlebags - Lisa Bryant Collins $24
Dog Tags - Lisa Bryant Collins $16

Mason Jar - Melanea Ennis $10

Slow Feeder Bowl - Luci Brassinne $12
Glass Pitcher - Luci Brassinne $10
Gratitude Jar - Luci Brassinne $20

Sonicare - Sherri Whetsell Arment $35

Wahl Body Massager - Amy Hoffman Engle $10

Wall Sign - John Richardson $25
True Lemon - John Richardson $30
Elda's Grilling Sauces - John Richardson $48

Bass Bottle Opener - Kris M Leahey $15

Litter Box - Kathy B. Stafford $15

Neck Massager -Shirley Gantt $25
Cat Classics - Shirley Gantt $25
Modern Icon Dog Gear - Shirley Gantt $20

Halti Retractable Leash - Kim McGee $13

Wicks For Wags - Emerald & Violet & Holly $16
Skookum Dog Mat - Alysha Murphy $20

Truck -Robin Thames $12

Build a Fort - Pam Hakola Chaney $40

Becoming Jewelry - Susan Faith Bruns $35

Fetch Sunglasses - Alice Tucker $47

Afghan Kit - Debbie Prince Newman $35
Teapot - Debbie Prince Newman $10

Mustard - Sherry Kuhn Werley $10

Tiger Lily Cups - Darlene G Caldwell $35

Thermos - Carrie Feather $14

Chunky Yarn - Ruth Fowler $10

Chunky Knit Basket - Heather Samperi $20
Phone Stand - Heather Samperi $10
Matr Bookie - Heather Samperi $25

Tejas Custom Boots - Terri Wallace $200
Crochet Kitty - Terri Wallace $20

Happy Wax - Debra Platt Ellis $35

Soda Pup Chew Toys - Jake Guide $30

Placemats - Peggy Fountain Sollars $20

08/19/2022

Many of you know I (Sandra Sellar) have been doing the auction for Carolina Helping Paws Rescue for over 3 years.
Recently some things have come up that require me to take a step back for a while. We are currently looking for someone willing to take over the auction. I can show you how I have done it and feel confident you will have as much success with it as I have.
If you would like to know more, please send me a private message and I will be happy to speak with you. We need to make sure the auction continues since this is where a lot of the funds come from to take care of the animals.

08/16/2022

. Sometimes Facebook doesn't show every bid. You can tell by looking at the number of comments on the item. Each bid is actually 2 comments, one for the bid and one for the thank you. So if it says 6 comments and you only see 4, click on "most relevant" and then "all comments". You will be able to see them all. When you check your bid it may look like you are in the lead but if you check all comments you may not be.
You can also see what the high bids are by checking the "high bids" post that is updated daily.

08/14/2022

This auction will be the last one for a little while. This is a very large auction to raise as much money as possible right now. There should be “Something For Everyone”. This auction is over Aug 27. Winners will be notified on Sunday Aug 28 about meeting time and place.. All items MUST be picked up by Sept 2

We can ship your item to you but will add shipping charge to your bid amount.

07/20/2022

What happens when you place a bid in our auctions?
You help an animal get to eat.
You help an animal get to go to the vet for care
You help an animal get flea/tick & heartworm meds
You help an animal get spayed//neutered
You help an animal get a collar and leash
You help an animal get a blanket
You help an animal get a toy
You help an animal get a bed
You help an animal get a life saving operation in some cases

What happens when you place a bid in our auctions?
You help save a life and give an animal a chance.

If you don't wish to participate in our auctions but wish to help an animal, send a donation by paypal to [email protected] and use friends option so there is no fee taken out of the donation. Mark your donation "I want to help".

06/29/2022

Pet Sympathy Cards
Has someone you know lost a beloved pet? For just a small donation of $10 we will send a memorial card in your name. Contact us at [email protected] and let us know. In the email, provide the name of the pet plus the name and address of the person(s) receiving the card. We will let them know you made a donation to our rescue in the name of their pet so we may continue to help other animals.

12/11/2021

Even $5 would help!

09/21/2021

We do understand that some things in our auctions are not affordable for all. If you see a minimum on an item and you cannot afford it, send a private message with your bid to Sandra Sellar and we will see what we can work out if no one else bids on the item. We want you to get the things you want and can afford but we also have to get a reasonable price for the things we offer to be able to pay the rescue's bills which are currently piling up.

02/14/2021

HEARTWORM DISEASE IS 100% PREVENTABLE!!!
If you have never had your dog on heartworm prevention, there is a very good chance he could already be infected with this silent killer! And it doesn't matter if he is an indoor or outdoor dog! It is vital to your pet's health to get him tested and on heartworm prevention year round.

Heartworm disease is a serious disease that results in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death in pets, mainly dogs, cats, and ferrets. It is caused by a parasitic worm called Dirofilaria immitis.The worms are spread through the bite of a mosquito. The dog is the definitive host, meaning that the worms mature into adults, mate, and produce offspring while living inside a dog. The mosquito is the intermediate host, meaning that the worms live inside a mosquito for a short transition period in order to become infective (able to cause heartworm disease). The worms are called “heartworms” because the adults live in the heart, lungs, and associated blood vessels of an infected animal.

In the United States, heartworm disease is most common along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts from the Gulf of Mexico to New Jersey and along the Mississippi River and its major tributaries, but it has been reported in dogs in all 50 states.

01/29/2021

Auction Guidelines

Please hit like on our page and add us to your favorites so you can see any updates to the auctions.

When bidding, please put all bids in a new comment box rather than in a box that replies to another person’s bid. We may not see your bid. Please check all other bids before placing yours so you can be the highest bid.
Sometimes Facebook doesn't show every bid. You can tell by looking at the number of comments. Each bid is actually 2 comments, one for the bid and one for the thank you. So if it says 6 comments and you only see 4, click on "most relevant" and then "all comments". You will be able to see them all. When you check your bid it may look like you are in the lead but if you check all comments you may not be.
You can also see what the high bids are by checking the "high bids" post.

All opening bids must be at least $10.

IF YOU ARE A FIRST TIME BIDDER, you will receive a private message from Sandra Sellar with 24 hours. You will need to click on “message requests” in your inbox. It is important that you respond to that message asap. All items need to be picked up by the start of the next auction (which is 2 weeks).

We prefer cash, however, we will also accept paypal. If item is to be mailed to you, postage will be assessed and added to your bid amount.

WHEN YOU HAVE BEEN CONTACTED AND ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO MEET, PLEASE BE ON TIME. WE WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR COOPERATION. IF YOU FIND YOU ARE UNABLE TO MAKE THE MEETING, CONTACT THE PERSON YOU HAVE THE MEETING WITH SO THEY CAN LEAVE.

If you would like to donate anything for our auctions please send us a message on this fundraiser page. We appreciate all your support whether in item donations or bids on items.

Every penny we receive from these auctions goes to buy food and pay vet bills. No one in this organization receives compensation for their time.

Again, we thank you!

Address

Sumter, SC
29150

Telephone

+18038405205

Website

http://www.carolinahelpingpawrescue.org/

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Reasons to donate

Animals in our care are spayed and neutered, vaccinated, dewormed if needed, and treated for any medical issues identified. Our volunteer fosters provide love, socialization, and tend to the rescued animal's needs until they are placed in their carefully screened forever home. We believe that it is of vital importance that the animal be placed in the right home with the right family.

To help all these animals is very expensive so we are always in need of funds.