|
I have an update on sweet Molly, friend.
We were able to get her into surgery, but her chest bone was more infected than expected. The vets are hopeful that all the infection is removed, but she’ll need even more time at the hospital for close monitoring. This bill is adding up quickly.
Molly’s been with us just a few weeks and has already cost us thousands. But Kindred Spirits takes on the most in need... and Molly fits the bill! Can you PLEASE chip in for her critical care?
- Tony |
|
|
|
Friend, I'll get right to the point. Molly the goat needs emergency surgery, and she needs it right now. |
|
|
Born for meat. Too weak to stand. Raging infections.
We just rescued her, but that’s been Molly’s life so far – one struggle after another. She’s one of the sickest goats we’ve ever seen.
Now, she’s battling for her life again. Won’t you please help Molly now?
I guess you could say being so sick saved Molly from slaughter. The farmer didn’t want her and sold her off.
And when the people who bought her found out she was suffering from an aggressive parasite infection and losing weight rapidly, they didn’t want her, either.
Thank goodness they called us … and thank goodness we can count on caring people like you because Molly needs you now. |
|
|
When she got here, she was so sick and emaciated she couldn’t stand or walk …
This is much more than weakness. She arrived here with a medicine-resistant parasite infection, lice, dangerous dehydration, and painful sores all over her body, including an open wound on her chest that’s 4” long!
We had to give her nine injections a day just to keep her alive.
I wish I could tell you Molly was all better now. She’s a fighter: her parasites are gone and she’s now able to walk on her own. But she’s taken a turn for the worse …
Her open wounds are not healing. And she’s lost all her hair! |
|
|
She’s still hurting. Antibiotics aren’t working. The wound on her chest is hot with infection.
We just took her to the vet for urgent scans and diagnostics...
URGENT - Molly needs emergency surgery. The infection on her chest has spread to her bones and needs to be removed immediately!
If she doesn’t get this surgery immediately, it is certain death. And she’s come so far and won so many battles already.
Can you please chip in on her emergency care?
Thank you for being a friend to animals like Molly. Please make your best gift now.
Sincerely,
Logan Vindett Executive Director Kindred Spirits Sanctuary
P.S. Molly was born at a goat meat farm and destined to die. When she got here, she was just about the sickest goat we’d ever seen, and she’s still hurting and battling for her life again. Thank you for giving NOW! |
|
|
|
Kindred Spirits Sanctuary GFAS-Accredited Sanctuary. 1411 E Hwy 329, Citra, FL 32113 All gifts are tax-deductible. EIN: 20-0712233 |
