A Tavares animal shelter found a new home after learning its lease would not be renewed. But they’re hoping to get help collecting donations this Tuesday. The forever animal shelter has been set up for him for more than 10 years, but he found out he has to move out of the place by the end of December. After financing and financing. They closed on the space in Eustis to become their forever home. However, it requires a little work. The shelter says the move has cost them tens of thousands of dollars in extra expenses this month alone. we love these dogs. We will do anything for them. And we sacrifice so much for these dogs. Even though we know we can’t provide a home for them or other dogs in need in the future, we can’t do that. So we had to find this, and by finding a house, I mean we did everything we could to find this house. A donor offered to donate up to $2,000 today to donate on Tuesday. For more details,
Lake County Animal Shelter raises money for new location on Donation Tuesday
A Tavares animal shelter found a new owner after learning its lease would not be renewed. But we’re hoping to get some help raising money for the place this week on Donation Tuesday. Forever Home Animal Shelter has been around for over 10 years. But we found out we had to vacate the space by the end of December. After fundraising and financing, we closed the Eustis space. RELATED: Lake County animal shelter finds forever home but still needs help The shelter says the move has cost tens of thousands of dollars in additional costs this month alone. Volunteer Elizabeth Bensman said: “We love these dogs and would do anything for them and have sacrificed so much for these dogs. We know we can’t provide a place for the dogs that would become our pets, but we couldn’t. So we had to find a home. We did everything we could to find out.” A donor offered to match up to $2,000 for Tuesday’s donation. Click here for more information about the organization and how you can help.Top headline: Cold front brings Central Florida to coldest temperatures of the season with update on Jolene the Noseless Alligator
A Tavares animal shelter found a new owner after learning its lease would not be renewed.
But they are hoping they can get help raising money for the location this week on Giving Tuesday.
Forever Home Animal Shelter has been around for over 10 years.
But we realized we had to vacate our space by the end of December.
After raising money and taking out a loan, they closed on the space that would become their forever home in Eustis, but it took work.
Related: Lake County animal shelter finds forever home, but still needs help
The shelter says the move has cost tens of thousands of dollars in additional costs this month alone.
Volunteer Elizabeth Bensman said: “We love these dogs and would do anything for them and have sacrificed so much for these dogs. We know we can’t provide a place for the dogs that would become our pets, but we couldn’t. So we had to find a home. We did everything we could to find it.”
A donor has offered to match up to $2,000 for Tuesday’s donation.You can find more information about the organization and how you can help here.
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