Never Too Young!

           

 

If you ever take time to really listen to children, it is amazing how smart they are and how much compassion they have. They are willing to help when needed and show a great concern for animals.

Teaching children how important it is to respect animals and learning to donate their time to help nonprofits is worth it's weight in gold. Not only to the children but to the animals and the organization.

We value our young volunteers as they play an important part in our rescue.

 

Lydia gave her time at one of our yard sales to come out and help us to raise funds for our animals.

She ran a lemonade stand and sold glasses of lemonade for $1. We had a blast watching her and she had fun doing it. Lydia's parents, Madeline and Steve, are a foster home for kitties at our rescue, so Lydia is learning to foster also. Plus she has kitties of her own.

 

Jade unselfishly donated a huge amount of her toys to our rescue to help us raise funds for our animals. Most of which sold at our last yard sale and contibuted to us having one of our best yard sales ever. She could have very well kept the toys to sell for herself but gave them to us instead. Jade and her mom Jennifer, who manage the Storage Neighbor have two kitties of their own that they adore.

 

Forgotten Animals Rescue wants to thank these two young volunteers and their parents, for helping us and our animals!

 

 

 

 

 

As with all organizations, volunteers are an important resource.

We need people to help with foster, adoption, transport, emails, and

fund raisers.

Even if you only have a few hours a week to spare, we need you.

Please make a difference in the life of an animal on death row.

If you think you would like to volunteer for this organization

please email us.

forgottenanimals@yahoo.com

 

 

 

We will be glad to send you information on how you can get started.