Whitney never stopped when the money ran out.

She kept feeding over 200 cats and dogs.
She kept saying yes to the ones no one else would take.
She kept going—even when it meant putting food and life-saving medication on her personal credit cards.

That reality has caught up.

$15,000 in credit card debt
$5,000 owed for medical treatment and medicine
$32,000 needed to keep the sanctuary operating through April so every animal continues to be fed, treated, and cared for every single day.

Without this emergency funding, the sanctuary cannot continue operating at this level.

And in the middle of all of this—

Whitney is now undergoing treatment following a recent cancer diagnosis.

Still, the animals are fed. Still, the doors are open. Still, she shows up.

But the bills are here now.

This is not an expansion. This is survival.

Without your immediate support, Whitney will be forced to make decisions no one in animal rescue ever wants to face.

Help catch the sanctuary up and give Whitney a fighting chance to stabilize and move forward.

The Truth

These cats and dogs of all ages are safe today because Whitney refused to give up on them.

Now she needs your help to keep going.

Stand With Whitney. Keep the Promise Alive.

For more information on Last Chance Animal Rescue and St. Francis Farm, visit https://www.lcarescue.org/.

Over 200 animals are alive today at St Francis Farm because one woman refused to walk away. Now she’s run out of time to carry it alone.

By LAST CHANCE ANIMAL RESCUE