Help us give Friday’s Fall Fundraiser a little online community boost!

PAWS of Nome is gearing up for the hard winter ahead! We are 100% volunteer-run and depend on charitable dollars to provide free quality-of-life resources across rural Alaska—including pet food, insulated dog houses and straw, veterinary care, rescue/rehome, owner support, and animal care/control support.

Togo and her surviving puppy are just two of the hundreds of animals we help out of situations of suffering every year. 100% of your donation goes directly into this work.

A little perspective on what it costs:
✈️ Empty kennel sent to a village: $30–$50
🐕 Animal transported back to Nome: $100–$200
💉 Vaccines/dewormer: ~$50 per dose
🥣 Bag of pet food: $80–$100
✈️ Freight to send that food to a village: another $80–$100

And then there’s veterinary care. Our program is FREE to owners, with our veterinary team working at huge discounts or volunteering their time. The estimated prices on nomevetclinic.org/our-process show what these services would typically cost our pet owners—if traditional veterinary access were available to them at all.

Every dinner, donation, share, and little online boost helps us head into winter ready to keep these resources moving where they’re needed.

PAWS of Nome Fall Fundraiser!

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