Hanks Rescue

The Problem Isn't the Shelters. It's Why They Stay Full. - BISSELL Pet Foundation Here is the truth that the animal welfare sector has been slow to say out loud: We will never adopt our way out of this…

So proud of Rusty.
He was running the roads wild and now he’s being a good boy walking on a leash at the vet today.
He is still available.
About a year and a half old. Loves kids and loves to play. He’s come a very long way with being socialized and he deserves to be apart of a family.
Apply to adopt Rusty at hanksrescue.com
Hot Springs Arkansas

If you look at our shelter you will see we use the wood shaving bedding. Our goal is to do concrete (a thin layer to keep the cost down) and this will be more effective to keep it sanitary.

You will also see we need better airflow and we have fans to install into the walls on each end of the shelter, this will circulate air through the shelter.

We do not have the electrical power currently to run these heavy duty fans.

A combination of labor and materials for these improvements will be approximately 4,000 on the lower end of the estimate.

I am not asking or begging anymore. The people that care support our shelter and have carried us through the hardest times. If you feel in your heart you see that we truly need to improve the shelter so these rescue dogs have better living conditions, then I will leave the link below if you’d like to contribute.

Go fund me fundraisers attracts scammers and doesn’t typically do so well. This is why we avoid it and leave our link for donation options.

Hope this paints a clear picture of just two of many improvements we’d like to do to our shelter. Thank you all.

https://linktr.ee/Hanksrescue

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It is with great difficulty that I must assert our position. Henceforth, we will not be accepting calls regarding dogs being misidentified as cats or other unrelated issues. If Liz is unable to secure assistance with her financial matters, I will be left with no choice but to consider dissolving our current arrangement. The unsustainable nature of our financial situation has taken a significant toll on my well-being. The reality is that our home has been practically sold to fund rescue, and I have shouldered the burden of supporting others. When pleas for assistance with essential expenses such as electrical work and veterinary bills are met with criticism, it highlights the gravity of our situation. Let me be clear: the rescue organization is facing financial ruin and is on the brink of collapse. Our immediate focus is on ensuring the welfare of the dogs in our care and our foster program. If we are unable to achieve this, it may be a sign that our efforts are not meant to be. Closed to calls please kindly go away.