John—We wanted to make sure you saw our message yesterday featuring rescue dog Seal’s story. When we first met Seal, she was in dire need of help. She had visible vertebral and pelvic bones and wounds covering her body. Her situation was heartbreaking.
Luckily, Seal made it to us just in time, but there are still so many hungry animals nationwide who need our help.
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This holiday, ASPCA is hoping to raise enough funds to provide 100,000 meals for hungry animals before Thanksgiving, and I hope we can count on your support.
For animals like Seal and so many more, every meal counts. These dogs, cats and other animals are counting on you.
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So please make your lifesaving gift to our Holiday Food Drive now and help us reach our goal.
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This holiday, there are so many dogs, cats and other animals in desperate need of help.
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So we’ve raised our Holiday Food Drive goal this year to 100,000 meals for hungry animals before Thanksgiving.Please donate today to help make sure we don’t fall short for them.
This critical goal is more than a number: it will provide lifesaving meals, comfort and care to those who are suffering from the pains of hunger, wondering if their next meal will ever come.
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For animals rescued from neglect or cruelty, a meal at an ASPCA facility or at an emergency shelter may be the first comfort they’ve had in a long while. It is a lifeline for animals like Seal, who was left abandoned, tied up with multiple injuries across her body. Seal was extremely underweight with visible vertebral and pelvic bones. In addition to her wounds, it was later discovered that Seal also had extensive skin loss and exposed muscle tissue on both back legs.
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Alone and in pain, Seal was brought to us just in time.
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Thanks to compassionate people like you, we were able to be there for Seal and give her the specialized care she needed. After her rescue, Seal was placed on a refeeding protocol to slowly reintroduce food into her body while our teams treated her wounds. She needed two months of intensive care before she was ready to find a loving home.
Every day we see so many animals like her that come to us broken and in desperate need.
Your support today can help fill their empty bowls, find them loving homes, give them the second chances they deserve and so much more.
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Every meal counts for hungry animals this holiday, so please join our Holiday Food Drive and help us reach 100,000 meals today.
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Make your lifesaving gift now to help more animals like Seal experience what it feels like to be full, safe and surrounded by love.
Already made a gift to our Holiday Food Drive? We thank you for your generosity and appreciate your patience while we process and update our recent holiday donations.
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