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The really big news:
As most of you know, I am in the process of starting my own 501(c)(3) (non-profit for those not in the know) - Bonnie Blue Rescue. After mounds of paperwork, Bonnie Blue rescue is finally in the "wait and see" stage - pending approval by the IRS. I don't anticipate any issues, but it's a little overwhelming all the same. THEN, once the official status is received I have to officially "move" the rescue to Virginia - a process than will take up to another month to complete. Ugh. It's exhausting, but totally worth it. Whenever I get frustrated I open my photo albums on my computer and look at all the lives we've managed to save in the past year alone.
REALLY BIG THANKS!!!
*This is probably the perfect time to give a shout out to Bonnie Blue Rescues greatest supporters thus far - Mary & Vaughn Groves. My parents have helped us tirelessly to get Bonnie Blue off the ground. They have fostered, vetted, cleaned up potty accidents, rehomed, shuffled around their lives for & helped save so many animals in this past year. For instance, without their generous funding sweet Lola would not have been able to have her life-saving surgery in the fall of '07. Thanks again, mom and dad - I know I'm the luckiest girl *
Wanna Help?
Bonnie Blue Rescue is ALWAYS looking for volunteers to foster, interact with our pups, take them to the dog park/adoption fairs/etc, help socialize our fosters. Many folks want to help, but don't have the free time to take on a foster pup - never fear ... there are many other ways you can help - checking adoption applications, updating our website, and the biggie - helping us find donors to keep this organization running!
That being said - donate, friends, donate! ;) People tend to think that little contributions don't make a difference - but they're wrong. Even a donation as little as $10 a month can help pay for flea/tick/heartworm for one of our foster dogs! It is easy to help - and easy to make a difference. Unlike many organizations who do not let you know where your donation goes - you can see your money "in action" through Bonnie Blue Rescue. Many donors choose to sponsor a dog - and volunteer to pay for that dog's vetting, spay/neuter, training, etc. Bonnie Blue Rescue will never make a profit, nor will it ever be able to pay it's volunteers - we exist solely on donation from outside sources. Help save a life today. Donations can either be mailed or made through PayPal - e-mail address: courtneysgroves@hotmail.com .
For More Information:
For more information on Bonnie Blue Rescue, you can check us out online @ http://www.bonniebluerescue.com/ or add us as a friend on MySpace www.myspace.com/bonniebluerescue .
Feel free to e-mail with any questions or comments you may have @ bonniebluerescue@gmail.com




1 comment:
wow! Those are great pics and beautiful furry angels :) I think every pet ive owned has been a rescue :)
rock on
tracy
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