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Chelsea L.

February 6, 2016 by CVRR

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My name is Chelsea. I work full time and have my own place. I tend to be a homebody. I’m blunt, sarcastic, very honest and I rarely know the thing to say at the appropriate time. I have 2 dogs; a shepherd mix named Jade and a mastiff mix named Oakley. I also have 4 cats: Erza, Iris, Jayce, and Aria. Every one of my babies are rescues.

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     I got into rescue in October of 2014. There are very few things I feel that I have done right or well in my life, but fostering and rescue are at the top of the list. I started volunteering when I was battling depression because of some events that happened in my life and when I started, I had no idea what I would end up finding. This is my family, my home away from home wherever I go. I made friends, started believing in myself. Started to feel accomplished and that I actually could make a difference in the world no matter how small. I wouldn’t give it up for anything in the world.

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     I mostly foster puppies or submissive dogs as my Jade can be a bit dominant. Jade and Oakley are in love with puppies, so even though the messes and the basic training can be a pain, watching them enjoy themselves is worth it. I am not against any breed or age. As long as they fit in my household I’m happy and will treat them as if they were my own. The most I’ve had in my household at one time was 15 animals all told because I started fostering an emaciated hound that surprised me with 7 puppies on my couch not 10 hours after pulling her from the shelter =).

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     Central Virginia Regional Rescue is a home. Its a rescue not only for the abused, neglect and unwanted animals, but also for the extra crazy animal lovers like me. Its a place of love and understanding with lots of hard work and dedication. Every member of this organization is committed to the same goal, to help our community with the rescue and rehoming of animals. I want to see it grow and succeed. I want to see it achieve its goal to the best of its ability and to rescue more misfit animal lovers like me. We are a family and families stick together!
“Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for that one dog, the world will change forever.”
― Karen Davison

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Yesterday alone, CVRR welcomed 22 kittens into our care.We saw the plea for help from a local animal shelter in a neighboring county. Every single cat kennel in their facility was full. They had reached code red (maximum capacity), and with new cats and kittens continuing to arrive, impossible decisions were looming. We knew we had to do what we could.22 tiny lives were transferred into our care, 22 lives saved, 22 lives now have a chance because our community refuses to look away when animals need help.But rescue is truly a team effort, and taking in 22 kittens at once comes with an enormous need for supplies and resources. Our foster homes are filled with hungry little mouths, messy litter boxes, and kittens who will need medical care, vaccinations, and lots of love before they're ready for adoption.Right now, our most urgent needs are:🐾 Wet kitten food🐾 Dry kitten food🐾 Pee pads🐾 Kitten litter**🏠 more kitten foster homes 🏠**If you've been thinking about helping, now is the time. Donations from our kitten wishlist make an immediate impact, and monetary donations help us purchase supplies and cover veterinary care for these little ones. And more foster homes are our only option for being able to continue helping kittens.Kitten season is relentless, and shelters and rescues throughout our region are feeling the strain. Yesterday's transfers may have helped create space for more animals in need, but the crisis is far from over.Thank you for standing with us, supporting local rescue efforts, and helping us give these 22 kittens the future they deserve. Every bag of food, every box of litter, every dollar donated helps save lives.Together, we can make sure these kittens know safety, comfort, and love instead of uncertainty. ❤️🌟 WISHLISTS 🌟 🐈‍⬛ Chewy: bit.ly/cvrr-chewy 🐈‍⬛ Amazon: bit.ly/cvrr-kittens🌟 DONATE 🌟 🐈 Venmo.com/CVRRescue 🐈 PayPal.me/CVRRescue 🐈 cvrrescue.org/donate 🌟 SIGNUP TO FOSTER KITTENS 🌟 cvrrescue.org/foster-application ... See MoreSee Less

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🐈‍⬛ SPAY-A-THON: $200 LEFT TO REACH OUR GOAL 🐈‍⬛THE FINAL PUSH! We only need $200 to reach our goal of our TNR Spay-a-thon! We are so grateful to our community's support for our TNR program and everything we are able to do to help community cats. DONATIONS MATCHED thanks to United Spay Alliance! $2,000 raised will = $4,000 that will all go towards helping community cats with spay/neuter, rabies vaccine, and eartip. DONATE: ***please add note 'spayathon' to your donation*** Venmo.com/CVRRescue PayPal.me/CVRRescue www.cvrrescue.org/donate *click the Donate button ... See MoreSee Less

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