Posts by Margo Ann Sullivan
If you haven’t heard about the Adopt-a-Turkey Project, it works like this. You go online, read all about the turkeys rescued from factory farms, choose your favorite, and then donate $30 to help all the farm animals.
A duck rescued and nurtured by residents of a California nursing home is in federal lock up. The story of Juanita the duck.
Tibby is alive, but in need of a new home, after her owners decided to surrender her. Her operation, which was expected to cost about $7,000, is being financed through Spike’s Fund, the MSPCA-Angell’s charity for homeless pets.
I met Larry soon after I started volunteering. After avoiding shelters for most of my life on the fear the experience would be too depressing, I decided to help homeless pets as a way to honor Charlie, my black cat.
American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign is reporting the magnificent wild horse has died in a government corral, despite a five-month-long effort to rescue him.
The U.S. Humane Society now includes social media platforms as one of the ways people can finance medical care. The society still publishes a list of established pet charities. But many of the non-profits are broke, almost broke or unable to contribute more than a nominal sum.
I’ve learned there’s hope for wayward kitties, thanks to St. Gertrude, and miraculous pitbulls, thanks to Sweet Dee.
A glimpse inside the world of Pawfleet and a plea for help for Boris Kitty, an ailing anipal.
I know too much to support a resurgence in horse racing. I’d rather support horses in need, like the ones awaiting adoption through the American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign.
The Gabby Dog is ready for summer, stockpiling books with animal magnetism – some great suggestions here, for book lovers, dog lovers, cat lovers and, well, everyone.