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Jamestown Wal-Mart associate Nikki Meza presented a VAP grant check
to Kaye John President of Prairie Paws Rescue. Nikki is a
volunteer with Prairie Paws and has put in many volunteer hours with
the foster home based rescue. The money from the VAP grant
goes toward medical work for the animals in the care of Prairie Paws
Rescue, prior to being rehomed. Prairie Paws appreciates the
dedication of its volunteers and Wal-Mart for making funds available
for non-profit groups. |
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On Septemeber 26, 2008....Prairie Paws Rescue received its
501(c)3 non-profit status from the IRS.
That means your
contributions to our rescue are now tax deductable!
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NEWS |
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Prairie Paws Rescue has a "Pet Meet and Greet" the 2nd
Saturday of each month at TSC located at 1100 5th Ave SE.
The next one is planned for
September 11th from 10am-2pm. We will be serving hamburgers,
hotdogs, chips and pop for a fundraiser to help with extra
medical costs for our rescued pets including pets dental
cleanings, and other medical costs that are not passed on to
adopters.
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$25,000
to winners' choice of animal
shelters
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NEWS about CLAUS
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Claus has a new name... Jake...
and a new home with his special friend, Kelly.
His trainer (Mitch Doyle) at Great Plains Assistance
Dogs Foundation says he is doing very well in his
new placement. As Kaye John of Prairie Paws
Rescue says, "This is a great success story!" |
Donations...
Donations can be sent to:
Prairie Paws Rescue, P.O. Box 1114, Jamestown, ND 58402.
Did you know that we are all volunteers? No one is
paid for their services, so all donations go directly to
providing supplies and medical services for the animals. PPR has rescued from puppy mills, families surrendering
their pets due to life changes and strays (locally and
regionally) needing good homes. Our rescue group often works
with dogs and cats on death row at many pounds, high kill
shelters and cases where there is no room at the local
shelters for them. Prairie Paws drives many miles to do what
we can to get these animals into our care and give them a
second chance. Your donation helps us place more animals in
homes. Donations go toward medical cost of
spaying/neutering, up to date shots, worming, tick and flea
treatments and heartworm tests. Thank you again for
the help and funds that you provide! |
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How You Can Help |
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If you would like to help an animal in the care of Prairie
Paws Rescue, please contact us. You don't have to be a
foster home to help. You can help by spreading the word
about our group of rescuers, provide transportation, take
animals to vet appointments, collect items for the pets like
blankets, toys, puppy & kitten chow, pet carriers, dog and
cat beds, and high quality food for proper nutrition. Also,
cash donations are greatly appreciated to help with medical
expenses like updated shots, wormer, and spaying and
neutering costs. We want to ensure that the animals have a
healthy start on a new life.
Volunteers are welcome!
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Adam,
Assistant Manager of Wal-Mart, presents $1,000 check to Kaye.
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Happy Tails:
News about Some Adoptions
Take a look at some of our happily
adopted friends... A BIG THANKS to everyone who donated time, money,
food, services, a home and LOVE! |