What's happening in February!
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2019 has started off a little rough for Caring Hearts for Canines. We need to raise $9200 for these wonderful dogs. Meet Finley, Linus and Rhino who we took in so that they could get the care they needed.
Finley is an 11 month old Black Lab whose owners were going to put her to sleep when they were told she needed double ACL and Luxating Patella surgery. She is with a wonderful foster in Charlotte who is caring for her through her multiple surgeries.
Linus is a 20 week old Lab mix who we took with his brothers and sisters from the Hoke County Animal Shelter. He needs heart surgery due to a medical condition called Pulmonary Stenosis and is due to have surgery in February.
Rhino is a 16 week old Aussie mix we took in from an owner who could not care for him or his 10 brothers and sisters. He just had a Balloon Valvuloplasty at NC State at the end of January and is recovering with his foster mom until he is ready for adoption. We try to save every dog we can no matter what their medical needs and it’s because of your support we are able to take in some of the most extreme cases.
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Mission Statement
Caring Hearts for Canines (CHFC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit canine rescue organization. Based in Southern Pines, NC. CHFC primarily serves the area of Moore County, NC. Caring Hearts For Canines was founded in 2014 by Jennifer Chopping in an effort to save dogs from high kill shelters that would otherwise be euthanized. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) 1.4 million dogs are euthanized in U.S. shelters every year (ASPCA, Facts about U.S. Animal Shelters. Web 11/9/14). Caring Hearts for Canines finds these numbers to be both appalling and unacceptable. The mission of Caring Hearts for Canines is to rescue and rehome dogs at risk of being euthanized in high kill shelters and to educate the public in order to decrease the proliferation of these unwanted dogs. Caring Hearts for Canines strives to save as many shelter dogs as possible and to give them a life filled with the love and compassion they deserve.
Caring Hearts For Canines operations include providing appropriate veterinary care including, spay and neuter services, vaccinations, foster care, socialization, and transportation for adopted dogs to their new forever homes. Additionally, Caring Hearts for Canines works to educate the public through community outreach about the issues of spaying and neutering, vaccinating, heartworm prevention and proper care and maintenance of their canine companions.
Caring Hearts for Canines has an ever growing network of volunteers and collaborative partners who are indispensable to its efforts to save the lives of dogs. If you would like to help Caring Hearts for Canines please sign up to adopt, foster, volunteer or donate and spread the word about our cause. Remember, “We rescue them, they rescue us.
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Out to save the world, one dog at a time.
