Help Green Acres Animal Rescue In St. Augusta Now -Online Auction

LOVE THOSE SWEET FUR BABIES?

Anyone who loves animals wants to help protect them. There is a brand new facility in St. Augusta that is trying to do just that. Sheri Meline has had the dream of opening such a facility for many years, and now her dream has finally come into reality.

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BIG DREAMS TAKE ACTION

With any big dream, it takes a lot of work to take on such a commitment. When facilities are starting up such as this, they have growing pains. One of those things is having a facility that is fully functional. The sooner we get together to assist, the sooner we will have a fantastic facility in the St. Augusta area.

GREEN ACRES ANIMAL HELPS VETS SUFFERING FROM PTSD

Green Acres Animal Rescue is a non-profit organization that provides a safe environment for dogs and cats that are homeless, abused, elderly, neglected, or abandoned. Once rehabilitated, some of the wonderful dogs that come through this shelter will be trained and then donated to Vets suffering from PTSD.

EVENT DETAILS

The online auction is taking place now through April 30th. You can access the auction by clicking HERE.

There are lots of incredible items to bid on, including:

Renaissance Festival tickets
Assortment of gift baskets
St. Cloud Rox baseball tickets
Taylor Falls River Cruise
Golf Club package
Spa packages
Bowling Party at River City Extreme
Minnesota State Fair tickets
Dog and Cat toys, puzzles, and more

They will also be adding new items to the list, so keep bidding and coming back for more.

OTHER WAYS TO HELP

If you would like to be a part of making a difference in the lives of animals in need, and live in or close to St. Augusta, this might be THE volunteer opportunity you've been looking for. One person can make a big difference. To learn more about the great efforts being made by Green Acres Animal Rescue, click HERE now.

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