A great tax break for helping to save animals

[Guest guest]

It's still not too late to get a 2001 charitable tax deduction and support

Doll Stanley's Project Hope at the same time. Project Hope in Grenada,

Mississippi, performs animal rescues and provides sanctuary to the most

cruelly treated animals in a location where cruelty to animals is routine.

 

During the last nine years since she moved from San Francisco to Mississippi

Doll has rescued and provided homes to exotic and farm animals as well as

companion animals. She has had abusers arrested and testified against them

at trials. She has sat beside dying animals and comforted them in their

last moments; and Doll has obtained veterinary care for those who would

otherwise have died in great pain. Hundreds and hundreds of animals have

passed through Project Hope and found happy endings.

 

But the fence is old and needs replacing and more kennels are urgently

needed. Animal feed is costly and is always needed. A mobile phone could

prevent the loss of valuable time in learning of and reaching rescue

locations. Although Doll puts everything she has into Project Hope she

cannot properly finance it without your help.

 

So why not get a needed tax break and help Project Hope at the same time?

All you have to do is write and send a check no later than the end of the

year to Project Hope, Route 1, Box 122A, Grenada, MS 38901. I just did and

I feel better already.

 

For more information on Project Hope, go to www.project-hope.net/index.html.

Project Hope is a project of In Defense Of Animals.