Once again Salty Dog Paddle is doing God’s work and helping the helpless. We can’t thank you enough for making it possible to help us help Lea with your amazing fund raising efforts. Thank you also to everyone who donated time and money to Salty Dog on her behalf. Keep up the good work and we look forward to partnering again for the next four legged friend in need. Best, Steven P Hanson, DVM East Coast Veterinary Surgery (Stuart, 772-220-8485, opt2) and Pet Emergency and Referral Center (Palm Beach Gardens 561-691-9999)
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Once again Salty Dog Paddle is doing God’s work and helping the helpless. We can’t thank you enough for making it possible to help us help Lea with your amazing fund raising efforts. Thank you also to everyone who donated time and money to Salty Dog on her behalf. Keep
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Causes: Animal-Related, Animals, Disaster Aid, Search & Rescue Squads, Veterinary Services
Mission: Thanks to supporters like YOU, Salty Dog Paddle is now the largest Water Sports charity in the USA and the fastest growing animal organization that is structured as a 501c3 public charity, according to Guidestar.org. The best part is that we are also volunteer-based with no employees or staff members of any kind, so all the money we receive goes directly to the animals we support (We do not keep any portion)!
Results: Dogs RESCUED: ~450 Dogs ADOPTED out: 1,750 Sea-Turtles SAVED: ~72 Amount of Trash Cleaned-Up from the Ocean and Beaches: 3.2 Tons Guinness World Records: 2 Money Raised for Animals*: $990,000
Target demographics: severly injured rescue dogs and marinelife
Direct beneficiaries per year: 15 animal rescues, 5 individuals, and 20 vetrinarians.
Geographic areas served: South Florida
Programs: watersports activities and clothing to raise money to pay for emergency veterinary care for the public, veterinarians, or animal rescues.