06/10/2026
It’s been hard to hold back the tears on this one…
This is by far the largest singular donation that I have ever received for my nonprofit sanctuary organization. 🙏🏼
I think I had a birthday fundraiser six years ago that raised $1200 but outside of that it’s been very quiet for a long time.
This means so much to me and I am so grateful.🙏🏼
With all the emergency hospitalizations for two dogs lately, I didn’t know how I was going to buy hay for the winter. Prayers answered! 🐴
With Charlie’s current cushings medication’s being maxed at $447 and all of Teddy’s medication’s costing me roughly $400 a month now with having to be on a pancreatitis diet, it has been tight. 🐴🧸
As you know I do not have any money in my organization and that everything comes out of my pocket or out of my credit cards and the seasonal business I have created to help pay for them.
God bless all these large organizations that have every single company backing them, donors, volunteers, and constant donations coming in. I finally know what it feels like to have a large donation! It’s incredible!
I will never not feel this way whether it’s five dollars or $2000
But us small little organizations we seem to go unseen.
And trust me there are thousands of them. I think that is the problem, but the real problem is the Animal crisis.
The lack of people spay and neutering and the continuation of constant breeding and backyard breeding makes us feel like we are spinning are wheels but we don’t give up.
We are God’s warriors!
With that being said, there has to be this many organizations out here to try to make a tiny dent in this crisis. May God bless us all. 🙏🏼🕊️
This is a miracle from God as with many other things that have been transpiring in my life. 🙏🏼🕊️
I do not know if they want to keep this anonymous I will have to ask…
So for now I will keep it anonymous until I know.
But from the bottom of my heart and every single animals heart out here, we cannot thank you enough! 🐴🐶🧸🐽🦄
Penelope and friends~
Penelope’s Ever After
