In a heartwarming display of generosity and community support, the Humane Society of Southwest Missouri (HSSWMO) has received a significant boost to its efforts thanks to the kindness of AGA Ozarks donors who attended the Spring Seminar and a matching initiative from AGA Nationals.
The HSSWMO recently announced that they have been the recipient of a generous $400 donation, a testament to the compassion of their supporters. This donation, however, is set to be doubled by Nationals, resulting in a total of $800 in funds that will directly benefit the animals under the care of the shelter.
Expressing their gratitude, the HSSWMO conveyed their appreciation to all those who contributed, emphasizing the substantial positive impact these donations will have on the lives of animals in need.
Established in 1956, the HSSWMO has been steadfast in its mission to provide sanctuary and care for animals in southwest Missouri. As the largest no-kill shelter in the region boasting an impressive 96+% save rate, the shelter plays a vital role in the community, offering refuge to thousands of pets annually.
Unlike some shelters, the HSSWMO operates independently, receiving no municipal funding or support from national animal welfare organizations. Instead, they rely solely on donations from compassionate individuals and community initiatives to sustain their operations.
One of the key initiatives highlighted by the shelter is their Emergency Medical Fund, which provides critical care to animals in dire need. This fund covers expenses for medical treatments and emergency vet visits for animals facing life-threatening injuries or illnesses.
With the unwavering support of donors and the promise of matching donations, the HSSWMO is poised to continue its crucial work of providing compassionate care and refuge to animals in southwest Missouri.
As the community rallies together in support of this noble cause, the HSSWMO stands as a beacon of hope for animals in need, demonstrating the power of compassion and collective action in creating a brighter future for all creatures great and small.
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