URGENT NEED: RUSH AN EMERGENCY CARE PACKAGE TO A NEGLECTED DOG

 

URGENT NEED: RUSH AN EMERGENCY CARE PACKAGE TO A NEGLECTED DOG Help a Dog Now Dear Cid Marcos, Precious wanted what every dog deserves: to be safe, to be fed when hungry, to sleep peacefully, to be loved. Instead, her owners used a 30-pound logging chain tied to a cinder block to keep her confined to a patch of dirt. She stayed chained outside through the bitter cold and pelting rain—even after she became so sick she could barely stand. Cid Marcos, PETA fieldworkers respond to emergency calls and care for “backyard dogs” like Precious every day. We need to raise enough funds to provide care for at least 37 neglected dogs in the coming weeks. Will you rush an emergency care package to one of them today? As little as $2 can make a big difference to a dog. Help a Dog like Precious As temperatures drop dangerously low, we find dogs curled into tight balls to conserve heat, huddled in frozen-solid blankets, and desperately seeking shelter in overturned trash barrels. Sometimes, we respond to emergency cruelty cases involving dogs who are sick or even dying of neglect, like Precious was. Without our help, these dogs have nowhere to turn, and without you, some might not make it through the frigid winter months. Please, rush a care package to a dog right now. We keep dogs safe from the elements by providing custom-built doghouses. We feed hungry dogs by providing them with a reliable supply of nutritious dog food. We make lonely dogs feel loved by making regular visits so that fieldworkers show them the care and attention they deserve. Every care package delivered by a PETA fieldworker brings relief and hope to a forgotten dog. And our fieldworkers don’t just help a dog once—they keep coming back to check on them, pleading with the owners to bring them indoors or surrender them into our care. In cruelty cases, we work with local law enforcement to rescue dogs in immediate danger. I’ll Help a Dog This Winter! Even after experiencing a lifetime of mistreatment, Precious knew she could trust our fieldworkers. Years of neglect left her unable to walk more than a few feet, but her spirit never broke. She hobbled over to them as they gently fed and comforted her. For other dogs like Precious—the elderly ones, the sick ones, and the most badly neglected—your help cannot come soon enough. Will you send a care package right now and help ensure that we’ll be there for the next dog who needs us? Kind regards, Ingrid Newkirk President P.S. Every dog deserves protection, care, and respect—and we must raise enough funds to help at least 37 neglected dogs in the coming weeks. Please send a care package today, and share this link with your friends to encourage them to do the same. This e-mail was sent to: cidmahtuk@hotmail.com. Please let us know if you’d prefer that we use a different address. Click here to receive fewer messages, unsubscribe, or update your e-mail subscription preferences. Join our text list to help animals faster & get local invites! Text LIST to 73822 This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.

Help a Dog Now

Dear Cid Marcos, Precious wanted what every dog deserves: to be safe, to be fed when hungry, to sleep peacefully, to be loved. Instead, her owners used a 30-pound logging chain tied to a cinder block to keep her confined to a patch of dirt. She stayed chained outside through the bitter cold and pelting rain—even after she became so sick she could barely stand.

Cid Marcos, PETA fieldworkers respond to emergency calls and care for “backyard dogs” like Precious every day. We need to raise enough funds to provide care for at least 37 neglected dogs in the coming weeks. Will you rush an emergency care package to one of them today? As little as $2 can make a big difference to a dog.

Help a Dog like Precious

As temperatures drop dangerously low, we find dogs curled into tight balls to conserve heat, huddled in frozen-solid blankets, and desperately seeking shelter in overturned trash barrels. Sometimes, we respond to emergency cruelty cases involving dogs who are sick or even dying of neglect, like Precious was. Without our help, these dogs have nowhere to turn, and without you, some might not make it through the frigid winter months. Please, rush a care package to a dog right now. We keep dogs safe from the elements by providing custom-built doghouses. We feed hungry dogs by providing them with a reliable supply of nutritious dog food. We make lonely dogs feel loved by making regular visits so that fieldworkers show them the care and attention they deserve.

Every care package delivered by a PETA fieldworker brings relief and hope to a forgotten dog. And our fieldworkers don’t just help a dog once—they keep coming back to check on them, pleading with the owners to bring them indoors or surrender them into our care. In cruelty cases, we work with local law enforcement to rescue dogs in immediate danger.

I’ll Help a Dog This Winter!

Even after experiencing a lifetime of mistreatment, Precious knew she could trust our fieldworkers. Years of neglect left her unable to walk more than a few feet, but her spirit never broke. She hobbled over to them as they gently fed and comforted her. For other dogs like Precious—the elderly ones, the sick ones, and the most badly neglected—your help cannot come soon enough. Will you send a care package right now and help ensure that we’ll be there for the next dog who needs us?

Kind regards, Ingrid Newkirk President

P.S. Every dog deserves protection, care, and respect—and we must raise enough funds to help at least 37 neglected dogs in the coming weeks. Please send a care package today, and share this link with your friends to encourage them to do the same.

This e-mail was sent to: cidmahtuk@hotmail.com. Please let us know if you’d prefer that we use a different address. Click here to receive fewer messages, unsubscribe, or update your e-mail subscription preferences. Join our text list to help animals faster & get local invites! Text LIST to 73822 This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.