Rescued Animals Fund

The following are sponsorship levels for the rescues here at Peace At Last. These do not reflect the actual expenses to care for them, more a reflection of a week but it helps towards their care. Through regular sponsorship every little bit helps toward the continued care of these animals to provide them "Peace At Last."

Chicken/Duck $5/month

Cat $10/month

Goat $15/month

Pig $25/month

Dog $50/month

Horse $100/month

I was born and raised on a farm with horses, dogs, cats, chickens, pigs, goats, cows, iguana, mynah bird, and even a woolly monkey. All I've ever known is animals. I worked as a Vet Tech for 12 years, then owned a Pet Sitting Service for 10 years and worked three years as an animal control officer before opening my feed store in 2005. All the while working with horses as well. I've been told I have a gift with animals. Which leads to what I am doing presently.

I have a self funded animal rescue which means I foot the bill. Since the farm and the animals are a full time job in itself I support the rescue with online programs. There are many who ask how they can help besides just the programs so I've created a chipin. With the chipin people can 'chip in" whenever and whatever they want. You are even welcome to sponsor one of the animals.

There are dogs, cats, chickens, ducks, pot bellied pigs, a goat, horses, a parakeet and an umbrella cockatoo that currently reside here. All of these animals are abandoned and/or abused. I get the hard cases, the ones even other rescues were unable to care for so many are here to stay.

These programs and peoples continued support is what gives these animals a chance for "Peace At Last."

My program support page is:

http://peaceatlast-yourcashflowcreator.com

With the holidays coming support has fallen to little or none. At the same time we have had extreme temperatures which has increased the feed costs and sheltering costs of the animals.

This is a self funded animal rescue which houses horses, dogs, cats, chickens, ducks and pot bellied pigs. Many of these animals are here to stay as they are so traumatized they are not placeable in homes. They simply are too fearful.

Please help support their continued care and help allow us to continue to take in these extreme cases.

Thank you in advance.

Melody