Hearts and Bones Rescue, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, has dedicated itself to providing a safe haven and compassionate care for abandoned, neglected, and injured animals since its inception in 2010. Operating under the unwavering belief that every animal deserves a second chance at a loving home, Hearts and Bones Rescue has tirelessly worked to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome countless animals, restoring hope and happiness to their lives.
According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), an estimated 6.3 million animals enter U.S. animal shelters each year. Sadly, many of these animals are euthanized due to a lack of space, resources, or adopters. Orphaned animals, in particular, are incredibly vulnerable, as they have lost their mothers and are unable to fend for themselves in the wild.
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Recognizing the urgent need to address the crisis facing orphaned animals, Hearts and Bones Rescue has made it their mission to:
Hearts and Bones Rescue's dedicated team of volunteers and staff work tirelessly to ensure that every animal receives the care and compassion they need to thrive. Through a comprehensive program that encompasses:
Hearts and Bones Rescue's unwavering commitment to animal welfare has had a profound impact on countless lives. Since its inception, the organization has:
The stories of animals rescued and rehomed by Hearts and Bones Rescue are a testament to the organization's life-changing work.
Sophie, the Abandoned Puppy:
Found cold, hungry, and injured in a cardboard box, Sophie was on the verge of death. Hearts and Bones Rescue came to her aid, providing immediate medical care and a loving foster home. After weeks of rehabilitation, Sophie transformed into a playful and energetic puppy. She was eventually adopted by a loving family who gave her a second chance at happiness.
Max, the Injured Cat:
Max was hit by a car and left for dead on the side of the road. A concerned passerby called Hearts and Bones Rescue for help. The organization's experienced veterinary team performed emergency surgery to repair Max's broken leg and internal injuries. After weeks of rehabilitation, Max was back on his feet and ready for adoption. He was soon adopted by a kind-hearted couple who adored him.
Ellie, the Orphaned Kitten:
Ellie was only a few days old when her mother abandoned her. Hearts and Bones Rescue's dedicated caregivers stepped in to provide Ellie with round-the-clock care. They bottle-fed her, kept her warm, and stimulated her to help her thrive. Ellie eventually grew into a healthy and playful kitten ready for adoption. She was adopted by a family who had lost their beloved cat and who welcomed Ellie into their hearts with open arms.
These stories are just a glimpse into the countless lives touched by Hearts and Bones Rescue. Each animal rescued, rehabilitated, and rehomed is a story of hope, resilience, and the unwavering dedication of an organization committed to making a difference in the lives of animals in need.
Hearts and Bones Rescue relies on the support of the community to continue its life-saving work. Through donations, volunteerism, and advocacy, you can help the organization provide:
In addition to supporting Hearts and Bones Rescue, there are several other effective strategies that individuals can adopt to promote animal welfare:
When considering adoption or volunteering with an animal shelter, it's important to weigh the pros and cons:
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Hearts and Bones Rescue invites you to join their mission to save and protect orphaned animals. Every donation, volunteer hour, and adoption helps make a difference in the lives of countless animals.
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Together, we can create a more humane world where every animal has a loving home and a chance to live a life filled with happiness and purpose.
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Animals entering U.S. shelters annually | 6.3 million |
Animals euthanized in U.S. shelters annually | Over 300,000 |
Percentage of animals euthanized due to lack of space | 25% |
Percentage of puppies and kittens euthanized | Over 50% |
Metric | Number |
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Animals rescued | Over 5,000 |
Animals provided free veterinary care | Over 1,000 |
Animals placed in loving homes | 95% |
People educated about animal welfare | Over 10,000 |
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