Conservative Pet Rescue Farm Needs Help

Hollow Creek Farm SC ^ | 6/20/09 | Hollow Creek Farm

[Eccl 10:2]

Welcome to Hollow Creek Farm dog and livestock rehabilitation rescue in York County, South Carolina. Hollow Creek Farm receives animals from veterinarians, shelters, animal control and other rescues. About 95% of animals arrive with moderate or severe behavioral issues that prevented adoption. The other 5% of animals are handicapped or are in dire need of significant medical care. This farm is their last chance at life in most cases.

With the help of generous veterinarians and volunteers, Hollow Creek Farm nurses animals back to health and begins important socialization and training to ensure placement. Hollow Creek Farm has rehabilitated and found Forever Homes for over 300 animals annually since 2002. +

[Don W]

I sent the basic info, and a link to the farm’s site off to a friend who works with various animal groups.

Thanks for letting us know about this place. They do Godly work.

[Eccl 10:2]

Thank you for spreading the word. They are doing this the way it should be done.

God bless all you animal-loving Freepers out there.

Even if all you love them for is barbecue!

[CottonBall]

They voted overwhelmingly for Rep Frank Woof from VA and Sarah “Catwoman” Palin.

The livestock are unanimously on record as being opposed to the “bale”out. They want all bales in and in their feeding troughs immediately.

LOL!

Thanks for the info. And if there's any other conservatives animal rescue places, please do let me know. I am gathering a list of places that I can put in my will as well as donate too now. I find that many liberally-slanted rescue places use the money to promote their agenda vs. using it to benefit the most number of animals. (ie, a local cat group here in Bakersfield as spent an untold number of dollars so that 'poor' people can keep their cats - giving them food, litter, and money for medical care. Now that donations are less, the cycle of dependency they created is stopping them from helping strays that could otherwise be adopted out.)