Give a Second Chance to Furry Friends

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Give a Second Chance to Furry Friends
I am an independent animal rescuer in Sri Lanka, dedicated to giving a second chance to abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs and cats. I run this shelter entirely on my own. There is no large organization, government backing, or permanent corporate funding behind me. It is just me, and the beautiful souls who rely on me entirely to survive. Every single day, these innocent animals depend on this shelter for food, safe housing, medical care, and above all, love. Our family includes healthy puppies and kittens, elderly residents spending their final years in comfort, and special-needs animals who are paralyzed or recovering from severe trauma. For many of them, this shelter is their very last hope—they truly have nowhere else to go. Because their needs never stop, I have created this permanent fundraiser. We cannot do this alone anymore, and we desperately need a community to stand with us. Your kind monthly donation will directly fund: 🐾 Nutritious daily meals for all dogs and cats 🐾 Shelter rent, utility bills, and maintenance 🐾 Urgent veterinary care, surgeries, and routine vaccinations 🐾 Specialized care, diapers, and therapy for paralyzed and disabled animals 🐾 Emergency rescue missions for injured street animals 🐾 Daily essential supplies and hygiene maintenance Even a small monthly commitment of $5 or $10 can create a massive wave of change when we all come together. If you are unable to donate at this time, please consider sharing our story with your friends and family—your share could be the reason an animal gets its next meal. These animals look to me for survival every morning, and I am turning to you. Please help me keep my promise to never give up on them. Thank you for your compassion and support.

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Help Us Keep Beirut's Street Cats Fed

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Help Us Keep Beirut's Street Cats Fed
🐾 My Story – Beirut Street Paws Hello everyone! ❤️ My name is Fatima, and I'm the person behind Beirut Street Paws. My journey started with a little street cat named Jaco. I fell in love with him and cared for him so much, but sadly, he passed away. Losing Jaco left a big place in my heart, and it made me realize how many other innocent cats out there need love, care, and someone to help them. That's when I decided to start helping street cats, feeding them, and doing whatever I can to make their lives a little better. Today, I feed hungry cats on the streets of Beirut. And whenever I find a cat who is sick, injured, or needs medical treatment, I try my best to help, get them treated, and give them a chance to recover. I also have three cats at home, Sukar, Lolo, and Sanfour, who are a big part of my life. ❤️ But I cannot do all of this alone. I truly need your support to continue feeding these cats and helping those who need medical care. My goal is to raise $300 to provide food for hungry street cats and help cats in need. Even a small donation can make a difference. Every dollar helps put food in a hungry cat's bowl. Please support me, donate whatever you can, and share this campaign with others. Your kindness will help me continue doing what I love and give these little souls the care they deserve. I started this journey because of Jaco, and I want his memory to live on through every cat I help. Thank you for being part of Beirut Street Paws. 🐾❤️ One meal, one life, one act of kindness at a time.

$7 raised Of $600

Help Tony Take Care of His Dogs

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Help Tony Take Care of His Dogs
"I have sold everything I own for my dogs, and now I have nothing else to sell." These words come from Tony, a man in his 60s living in the mountains of Aintoura, El Metn. Years ago, Tony heard that some street dogs’ lives were being threatened. He couldn’t bear the thought of leaving them behind, so he took them in, and he never really stopped. Today, Tony looks after around 40 dogs. Some have been under his care for seven years. Some are friendly and playful, while others need their own space because they don’t get along with the rest. So, with whatever resources he could find, Tony put together a small shelter and separate spaces to keep every dog safe. It’s not a fancy shelter. There are no big sponsors or teams of volunteers. Just Tony, his dogs, and a whole lot of love. Over the years, he’s sold his land and possessions to cover food, veterinary bills, and everything else the dogs need. Tony still works, but what he earns is nowhere near enough to cover all the bills he needs to pay. He’s now struggling financially, with debts piling up and more expenses coming every month. Keeping the dogs fed, healthy, vaccinated, and regularly dewormed costs at least $2,000 a month, and expenses can sometimes reach $5,000. When I learned about his situation, I was very touched. He was extremely worried about the veterinary bills. Even with everything he’s going through, his biggest concern is making sure the dogs receive the care they need. And that’s why I’m sharing his story, in the hope that I can connect him with people who could really help him. Tony is looking for help for himself and his dogs. 🤍 Donations: Whether it’s $5, $10, or anything you can spare, every contribution helps with food, medical care, and the shelter’s everyday expenses. Veterinary support: If you’re a veterinarian, NGO, rescue organization, or someone who can help sponsor vaccinations, deworming, sterilizations, or outstanding vet bills, we’d be incredibly grateful to hear from you. Adoptions: Tony loves these dogs like family, but he’s more than happy to see them find loving homes. The female dogs are sterilized, while the males have not yet been neutered. The dogs are vaccinated, and anyone interested in adopting can reach out to me for more information. And if you can’t donate or adopt, please share. Sometimes the right person is just one repost away. Tony doesn’t have a WHISH account or another digital payment method, so I’ll be collecting donations on his behalf and passing the funds directly to him for the dogs. If you’d feel more comfortable paying veterinary expenses directly, that’s absolutely possible too. I can help connect you with Tony’s veterinarian. I’ll also do my best to share updates, donation records, and veterinary receipts moving forward so you can see where your contributions are going. Tony never planned on becoming a rescuer. He just couldn’t walk away when these dogs needed someone. For years, he’s been their safe place. Maybe, with a little help from all of us, we can help him keep it that way.

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Help The Silent Man Rescuing Strays in Lebanon

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Help The Silent Man Rescuing Strays in Lebanon
A while ago, a man reached out to me on social media and asked for help with the stray dogs in the Adma/Tabarja area of Lebanon. He told me he was deaf and could not speak. I hesitated. We live in a world where kindness gets exploited every day, so instead of sending money, I decided to send dog food. What I learned about him changed everything. He wasn’t just feeding them: He was rescuing tens of dogs and cats daily. Treating their wounds. Taking them to the vets. Finding them homes. Animals abandoned and left to survive find their way to him, and he never says no. He takes them in. Every single one. He does all of this alone. He is not an NGO, has no team, no donors, no support. So, his instagram page is not "crisp". He works a full-time job at a supermarket chain, in a country where having a disability greatly limits opportunities, and he gives every spare hour (and dollar) to these animals. But the need is bigger than one person can carry so he’s fallen behind on vet bills, and can no longer keep up with feeding the animals he loves and cares for so dearly. And here’s the part that moved me most: he did not want to launch a fundraiser. He didn’t want to “beg.” So I chose to do it for him. And, with your help, it's possible! Where your donation goes: Milestone 1: $600 feeds the strays for 3 months, Nov, Dec and Jan. Milestone 2: $900 covers spaying, vaccines and adoption costs, so more dogs find forever home Milestone 3: 500$ clears his outstanding vet bills, so the dogs in his care can keep getting treatment My promise to you: I will post receipts and photo updates here throughout the campaign. You’ll see exactly where every dollar goes. Don't underestimate 1$ Every donation, whatever the size, tells him he’s not alone in the hours he gives, the nights he spends at the vet, the animals he refuses to turn away. Whish (Lebanon): My account +961 70 142 182 Or directly to Gabriel Martine on +961 71 125 855 Revolut: @elahruth +357 96 04 56 09 That people notice, and are willing to help. With gratitude, Elah

$65 raised Of $2,000

Help a Small Farmer Build Chicken Farm

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Help a Small Farmer Build Chicken Farm
Help Me Build My Small Chicken Farm for 3000 Chicks in Sri Lanka Hello dear friends, My name is Shantha Rathnasiri from Sri Lanka. I am a small farmer. I already built a small chicken coop with my own hands using mud, wood and nets. You can see my current farm in the photos. When it rains, water comes inside and I lose my chickens. Now I want to expand it to a proper farm for 3000 chicks. This will support my family and provide fresh eggs and chicken to my village. In Sri Lanka now, everything is very expensive. Even 1 meter of chicken net is very costly. I calculated everything, and I really need $10,000. Even $10,000 is not enough, but it is the minimum I need to start. MY REAL BUDGET BREAKDOWN - WHY I NEED $10,000 1. Baby Chicks 3000 x $1.5 = $4,500 I need 3000 baby chicks to start. In Sri Lanka one chick is Rs. 450. So 3000 x 450 = Rs. 1,350,000. 2. Strong Coop & Shed = $2,500 To build a strong, weather-proof coop. I need tin sheets, cement, wood, and 200 meters of strong wire net. My current coop is made of mud and it breaks in the rain. 3. Chicken Feed for 6 Months = $2,000 I need about 3000kg of feed for 6 months. Feed price is very high now in Sri Lanka. 4. Medicine, Vitamins, Vaccines = $700 For vaccines, vitamins and medicine to keep the 3000 chicks healthy and safe. 5. Incubator, Feeders, Water System = $300 For an egg incubator, automatic feeders, water drinkers and safety fencing. TOTAL = $10,000 Even $10 or $20 is a huge blessing for me. With $10 I can buy 10kg of feed. With $25 I can buy 5 healthy hens. With $50 I can buy strong nets. If you cannot donate, please share my campaign link with your friends. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. God bless you. With gratitude, Shantha Rathnasiri Sri Lanka Campaign Link: https://fundahope.com/en/campaigns/help-a-small-farmer-build-chicken-farm

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