From the Kabul Small Animal Rescue’s Facebook:
Four months and a few hours ago,
I walked out of the Kabul airport carrying a scrawny little bent wristed runt
of a dog with useless legs and big soft eyes. I didn't know what would happen
to us, what would happen to our dogs that had been 'released'--an innocuous
word to apply to the cruelty of that decision--or the organization that we'd
struggled so hard to become. We walked out into a different country, the same
air but unfamiliar.
These have been the longest days
I've experienced, and I still don't have all the answers. Bea and I managed to
get home, but we are still missing over a dozen dogs, beloved pets that were
entrusted to us as well as our own rescues raised by hand. We have struggled to
rebuild our rescue, but it will be months before we can get out of a constant
crisis mode, putting out fire after fire. But Bea has pulled through beyond our
wildest dreams and is now a strong young dog with a wiggle to her run and
muscle in her legs. Taking her back to the airport seems unimaginable, but I
know that this time she will make it out, and I'll never be so happy to see
someone I love go away. We will finally get our animals to safety, to warm
homes of their own. We need your help to get them there, your family, your
friends, your high school crush.
Please stick with us through the
new year, and remind everyone that we are a registered 501c3 and donations are
tax deductible.
We are close. The mountain of
logistics and preparations and paperwork, so many pounds of paperwork, every
nut and bolt and 'live animal' sticker, we are close, but we are counting on
your help to get us there. As Frost put it, "But I have promises to keep /
and miles to go before I sleep."
^ Please use the links to donate
and share. ^
https://www.gofundme.com/f/32vmsq-lets-get-them-home
https://warpaws.org/.../kabul-small-animal-rescue...
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