Alabama Rescue Project: Rescue Must Close

There's a rescue tucked away in the heart of northern Alabama that must close its doors in the next several weeks. The woman who runs the rescue is 76 years old and can no longer keep up with all the dogs and cats that flood her property weekly. The nearby local shelter is high-kill, and the rescue has served as an "overflow" outlet for many years. Only half the animals have been altered, all need rabies/bordatella/deworming. The puppies need to finish off their boosters, and they need a place to be quarantined. THEY WILL BE FULLY QUARANTINED, HAVE FULL SET OF SHOTS, AND IN THE CARE OF A VET BEFORE ANY PUPPIES WILL BE TRANSPORTED. We are asking you to help an amazing woman who has rescued over 8,000 animals in her lifetime but is now in failing health. Please help these dogs and cats---likely among the last to make it out of the high-kill shelter alive---get a chance to find rescue or forever homes. There are over 50 animals, this is a big undertaking, and we need all the help we can get. The photos of most of the animals are below. Some still need to be photographed.

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