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Cedar Rapids, IA 52408-8652
Last Updated:
11/20/2009 04:23 PM
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ERU's Late Fall 2009 Auction Is On - Nov 1 thru Nov 30
Authentic Gordie Howe Memorabilia & Coach™ Items
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CALLING ALL ERU ADOPTERS!
The Board of Directors has reduced ALL Adoption Fees by 25%
through December 31, 2009 for Returning/Repeat Adopters
The Eskie Rescuers United Annual Fund
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The Eskie Rescuers United Annual Fund represents the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts. By joining the Annual Fund, you will be showing your commitment to helping Eskies in need through a recurring monthly donation in the amount of your choice. You can specify how your donation is used: medical care, senior dogs, special needs dogs, or to sponsor a specific dog.
Donations to the Annual Fund can also be made in memory of a loved one, or given as a gift donation. As always, 100% of your donation will go to the direct support of Eskies in ERU care.
Through your generosity, we will be able to establish and maintain a predictable monthly level of available funds, which will allow ERU to help as many American Eskimo dogs as possible. |
How to make your tax-deductible donation:
 On the left side of the screen, click on the square that looks like this →
At the JustGive.org screen you should already see: Make a Donation to Eskie Rescuers United American Eskimo Dog Rescue - Enter the amount of your donation in the appropriate field.
- Check the box that says: Make this a recurring donation*
- If you wish, leave the boxes checked for Name, Email, and Mailing address so that ERU will be notified of your generosity! If you prefer, you may also un-check these boxes.
- Follow the remaining instructions on screen to specify how your gift will be used.
*If you cannot commit to a recurring donation at this time, a one-time donation will also be gratefully accepted!
For the sake of Eskies, support ERU by joining our Annual Fund!
FEATURED ESKIE
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Eskie Rescuers United American Eskimo Dog Rescue Inc. is a nation-wide, non-profit, volunteer organization that is dedicated to the rescue of American Eskimo Dogs. Since our opening in March, 2003, we have rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed nearly 1000 orphaned Eskies.
We are a registered 501(c)3 charity run solely on donated funds. If you can help our cause and our beloved Eskies in need, please see the "SUPPORT ERU" section in the menu to the left. |
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EVERY MONTH IS "ADOPT A SWEET SENIOR" MONTH!!! |
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With a great history of longevity, Eskies are considered "senior" when they reach 10 years of age! We have 13 & 14 year olds available who prance with the energy of young dogs but display the grace and manners of maturity! |
| In rescue, our hearts are often drawn to these sweet seniors -- they've lived such a long life, that we feel they deserve to live their golden days in a loving home. Many come from shelters -- abandoned on the street or dumped there by families who do not want an old dog. Others, after a lifetime of love and caring are surrendered by owners whose own situation is deteriorating.
After a decade or more of unconditional love and loyalty, these animals should not be treated as trash by our "disposable" society. There may be health issues; many have had to overcome grooming and more serious medical issues. But our lives are much richer having known and cared for them.
Help us give these dogs the love and dignity they deserve in their golden days -- Please browse through our list of Adoptable Seniors and consider giving a forever home to one of these wonderful Eskies! If you're a "Sweet Senior" yourself, then you qualify for our Senior Program. |
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| In honor of these wonderful animals, we will be posting senior adoption testimonials. |
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I have a true story of why to adopt a senior eskie! I adopted Sparkle(a senior eskie)..... She was under Deborah Guske. Sparkle might be a senior eskie but she sure doesnt act like it... she is every bit as active (and sometimes more) than my eskie that just turned 5.... And them little eyes when she looks into mine... shows nothing but love... Seniors need love just as much as our young eskies do... I am very happy that I adopted her!!! And I know she will give me unconditional love for the rest of her life and she will get the same from me!!!!
-- Sincerely, Marketta (March 13, 2007) |
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