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The
Hero Fund is dedicated to the memory of a wonderful dog who died
on May 24, 2004. The Fund is aimed at assisting chained
or penned dogs who are rescued from human brutality and who require
special care.
An annual donation is made in May of each year by an individual
in Montreal.
Other donations to The Hero Fund will go toward helping dogs like
Hero.
On Canadas Victoria Day holiday, 2004, a sweet canine soul
died in Montreal after a long period of utter neglect. On that Monday
afternoon she was found locked in a used car lot, in very poor condition
after suffering unseen since the previous Friday.
She was known and loved by some in the neighborhood and previous
efforts to get her help had failed. For several months the agency
that claims to be the citys primary animal welfare group had
refused to make an effort on her behalf.
For resilience in the face of human cruelty, she was given the name
Hero.
During her final hours she knew some love and affection, feelings
she may have never experienced before. A group of people tried hard,
through numerous channels, to save her. Sadly all efforts fell short
that evening when she was callously euthanized.
Though she usually demonstrated initial fear and distrust of strangers,
those who came to know her and love her will always remember her
joy at greeting them and her incredible pride and determination
in the face of the injustice that she was forced to endure. Her
limitless spirit inspires us ever more strongly to help all neglected
dogs and to work much harder to spark human compassion for all animal
suffering.
May she rest in love and peace.
Put
'The Hero Fund' in the Message Section
Any donations you make will be tax deductible according to IRS guidelines.
You may also donate via U.S. mail at P.O. Box 23, Tipton, PA 16684
or over the phone using Visa, MasterCard, or Discover by calling
1.877.636.1408
Thank You! The chained dogs get a chance at life thanks to your
donations.
All
donations to the Hero fund go into the general Dogs Deserve Better
funds, but will be 'earmarked' to go toward vet bills, fencing,
or training help for formerly chained or penned dogs.
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