Budget for 300+ dog transport. (3 seperate transports)
van rental -(3) at $800.00 each =$2400
gas- $3 per/gal @ 16mpg x 3000 miles =562.50 per van =$1687.50
capstar&frontline plus $9 per dog 300dogs =$2700.00
health certificates $10 per animal =$3000.00
incidentials ie water, ice, =$500.00
emergency vet $300.00 per transport =$900.00
Grand total for transporting 300 dogs =$11,187.50
This month, CAN-DO, along with Tripple R Rescue will be transporting over 300+ dogs out of the Gulf Coast to no kill shelters around the US….we need help with donations to carry this out… keeping with our philosophy we will document how every dime is spent and the results of your compassion…. a detailed budget plan on this project will be posted this week… if you can’t donate please just help us spread the word. We have been told that if we do not carry out this transport the dogs will be euthanized, we are not trying to be dramatic here but this is the reality of the situation and we need help. Read more
“We nearly finished the rebuild on this home when Grace passed away one Friday night. So many of the elderly are dying of ‘broken hearts’ as they wait to get back intotheir homes. The frustrations of ‘wating’ and getting no definitive answers are creating even more deppresion and the suicide rate is alarming. We need more folks down here more than ever. We need as much rebuilding happening as we do deconstruction. Any support is greatly appreciated. If you know of anyone with skills to rebuild, strongly encourage them to come down. Read more
Letter from the field- PLEA FOR DRINKING WATER! Pearlinton, Mississippi:
Bob Putnam
“Eric,
For the past 3 months every meeting that I’ve been to for unmet needs, I bring up the issue of bottled water. In Pearlington, all the residents are on well water. The well water is very cloudy and may or may not be contaminated. Many residents come to the distribution center looking for bottled water because they are afraid of the water coming out of the tap. There has been a dysentery going around through out the volunteer camps and the residents alike, the dept. of health think that part of the problem is the consumption of well water. This should not be issue 10 months later… what the hell is going on?! Read more
Press Release
House Passes Lantos Legislation to Protect Pet Owners in Emergencies
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Washington, DC – The U.S. House of Representatives today overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan bill to help safeguard people with household pets and service animals in case of emergency. Read more
CAN-DO (Compassion into Action Network - Direct Outcome Organization) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that donors can count on to get the job done. From natural disasters to humanitarian crises, we provide critical aid to communities who need it most in a timely and transparent manner. We are not tied down by politics or bureaucracy, and do not delay delivery of lifesaving resources by getting caught up in the red tape. We are dedicated to providing lasting, self-sustainable solutions for people facing some of the world's most critical problems. We go anywhere in the world and do whatever it takes to get the job done.
