Luna Mars Animal Sanctuary
Fundraising campaign by
Christopher Grasso
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US$0.00raised of $50,000.00 goal goal
No more donations are being accepted at this time. Please contact the campaign owner if you would like to discuss further funding opportunities
The main purpose of the Luna Mars Animal Project is to establish a permanent sanctuary for unadoptable and hard to adopt shelter and street animals. This would be an open, cage free facility where the animals would live in a homelike environment rather than a typical cage based shelter. Our sanctuary would work closely with community shelters and other rescues to help save as many animals as possible and to establish a culture of no-kill.
To make this a reality we are pursuing efforts to raise the required funds to purchase a suitable property and prepare it for housing animals safely and securely. Two properties have been identified. Both would grant us the ability to rescue cats, dogs and horses and house them long-term and permanently if need be.
If you are interested in helping with our efforts or if you would like more detailed information about our plans please feel free to contact us at [email protected]
We have established a fundraising campaign and you can contribute there or you can donate through Facebook, PayPal (you can copy & paste the link in your browser if it won't work here) or by check.
Thank you in advance for considering our cause and we hope to have you as a partner as we make it a reality.
Sincerely,
Christopher Grasso
Director
Luna Mars Animal Project Inc.
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Luna Mars Animal Project Inc
301 W Platt St, #201
Tampa, FL 33606
Organizer
- Christopher Grasso
- Campaign Owner
Our Stories - Brittie
Update posted by Christopher Grasso at 07:55 pmOur Stories Brittie, a four-year-old cat, was rescued by Luna Mars Animal Project from a county high kill shelter. She was surrendered by her owners because they were moving. Owners had stated Brittie was diabetic. As a result, she wasn’t eligible for the shelter’s adoption program. Brittie was taken to
Our Stories - Emilia
Update posted by Christopher Grasso at 07:54 pmOur Stories Emilia, a six-month-old kitten, was rescued by Luna Mars Animal Project from a county high kill shelter. She was being considered for euthanasian due to her enlarged eye. Because of her eye she wasn’t considered for adoption through the shelter. Emilia was taken straight from the shelter to. . . . .
Our Stories - Pitterpat
Update posted by Christopher Grasso at 07:53 pmOur Stories Pitterpat, a two-year-old cat, was rescued by Luna Mars Animal Project from a county high kill shelter. She had been scheduled to be euthanized because she was urinating outside the litterbox, hiding and not eating much over a two-week period. She had been placed on appetite stimulants during. . . . .
Our Stories - Mia
Update posted by Christopher Grasso at 07:50 pmOur Stories Mia was surrendered to a vet by her owners. They were relocating and since they couldn’t take her, wanted her euthanized. A local rescue stepped up and saved her from being euthanized. Unfortunately, she was failing to thrive. The drastic change in her situation was just too much. . . . .
