Hit hard by COVID, farm needs help caring for "unadoptable" animals
“Our goal is to provide a good end of life for them,” Kullar says. The $48,000 being raised is to go toward installing two generator sets for electricity (the sanctuary is located in a rural area and is susceptible to disruptions), to replace some flooring and painting the feed room. SAINTS Rescue/ Facebook All remaining money will be going to vet bills. According to SANTS’ website, the charity spent $1.2-million in vet bills between 2004 and 2019. SAINTS takes care of animals all shapes and sizes, from horses and pigs, to dogs, cats and bunnies, and they fit into three categories; Pall...
Source: dailyhive.com