Update: Have you seen our latest mill rescues?

Peter,

Did you hear about our latest rescue? We just transported 58 dogs and puppies from a commercial mill back to our no-kill campus, where they’re finally receiving the care and love they’ve been so deprived of. It’s amazing to see the look of trust return to their adorable faces, but I know there’s a lot left to do before they’ll be ready for adoption – which is why we need your support ASAP!

Once every rescue receives the grooming, dental and medical care they need, our hope is that each one will be adopted into the responsible, loving families they deserve. Please join us with an urgent gift to remind these mill rescues that the worst is finally behind them.

Thank you,

Karla Scaramuzzo
Senior Rescue Manager
North Shore Animal League America

P.S. You didn’t think I’d leave you without sharing a couple pictures, did you? Check out these adorable faces, and remember, the love you’re seeing is all thanks to friends like you!

These 58 Mill Rescues Are Counting on You

Peter, when we got word of 58 mill dogs and puppies in need of saving, we immediately hit the road. Poodles, Aussies, Papillons, Pomeranians and even a terrier with a bad leg have been suffering in a cramped commercial breeding mill, and each needs our urgent help.

In collaboration with National Mill Dog Rescue, these dogs and puppies are heading to the safety of our no-kill campus, where they will receive medical care, grooming and dental treatments. Can they count on you?

Please rush an urgent gift to ensure each of these 58 mill rescues receives the expert care and rehabilitation they deserve.

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