Kyle's New Hope Animal Rescue
Giving animals in need a NEW chance and HOPE for a better life!
NATIONAL PET WEEK
Keep Your Pets Healthy And Happy
www.petweek.org/in-the-clinic.html
*Spring Is In The Air*
First of all, we would like to thank you for your continued support of Kyle's New Hope Animal Rescue (KNHAR). So far our combined efforts have brought us new rescue friends and animals for whom we are blessed to work with and provide care. We feel that each animal coming to us will teach us a new lesson in life. For this, we are forever grateful.
We are always looking for volunteers and foster homes. If you can provide a foster home for our rescued animals, dog walk, event help, photography, suplpies, etc. If you are interested in volunteering with KNHAR, please email us! Simply respond with a "yes" and briefly tell us what you would like to help our with. Even if you have volunteered before, please respond again so that we are sure to get you on our updated list.
In addition to updating our volunteer list, we are always in the process of keeping facebook, twitter, and website updated with animals available for adoption and our upcoming events. You can always look around to find who's available or where you can lend a helping hand.
Thank you again for you continued support!
newhopeanimalrescue@gmail.com
President and founder Sheri Kyle, D.V.M., has been a leader in providing compassionate care, quality education, and exceptional veterinary medicine. As an excellent diagnostician and surgeon for the last 15 years, Dr. Kyle maintains close relationships with her clients and understands their individual needs. In addition to two active children, four mischievous dogs, and a flourishing veterinary practice, Dr. Kyle felt compelled to do more: "It is our responsibility to care for and protect all creatures and it is a veterinarian's oath to ensure no animal is in pain or suffering."
KNHAR MISSION
Kyle's New Hope Animal Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of animals who have run out of options. Dogs and cats that are injured, abused, abandoned and neglected will be provided veterinary care and surgery to be rehabilitated and adopted into loving homes. All animals will receive up to date vaccinations, be spayed or neutered and microchipped... all in an effort to reduce the amount of unnecessary euthanasia in shelters and hospitals.
