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Closed 23/02/2019
Weʼve raised £100 to Rescue puppies from PS Resita desperately needing a warm dry place. We need transport and monthly foster money as many are dying.
- Funded on Saturday, 23rd February 2019
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Over 300 dogs are spending their life here in miserable conditions. There is a small team of volunteers in Resita that try to help the dogs and they have the support of the manager and director of the public shelter, but they need help! They can't do it alone! We need you in this mission!
There are many puppies and they need to be in warm and loving foster care to bring them on and for them to find their forever homes.
We need transport to get them to foster places in Romania and to cocer the monthly foster costs until they find homes.
Thank you for your support xx
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5 years agoDonna Blake - Group Romanian Dogs in Danger
5 years ago2 puppies were able to be taken out of the shelter and two more on Monday to a local rescuer so we will close this fundraiser for now and thank you for your help and donations, we know more will be dumped in the coming weeks and hope to try to help again thank you x
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Sarah Davitt
Jan 23, 2019
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Donna Blake - Group Romanian Dogs in Danger
Our group which is a not-for profit group Romanian Dogs in Danger Rescue, we rescue dogs and puppies that are in danger and find them their forever homes in Germany and the UK.