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Read our 2026 Annual Newsletter and explore the original newsletter archive.

2026 Annual Newsletter

Every second chance begins with someone who cares.

Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome vulnerable companion animals through compassionate care, veterinary support and responsible placement—while helping our community prevent animal suffering.

≈300placed in 2025
Nearly 300placed in 2026 through October
39animals recently in care

Approximate, rescue-reported figures from October 2026. Placement totals for 2026 are year to date; the animal census changes over time.

Everyday rescue

Pawsibilities works with shelters, animal control, veterinarians, foster families, and volunteers to help animals facing abandonment, overcrowding, and uncertain futures.

Care beyond the kennel

Medical treatment, sterilization, safe housing, and thoughtful adoption give each animal a path toward a stable home.

Your support in action

Connie estimates annual spay/neuter needs of $10,000–$15,000. Procedures cost approximately $80 when limited low-cost appointments are available, or roughly $150 through a veterinarian.

Current priorities include roofing or awnings for dog kennels, better outdoor spaces, pea stone and maintenance, and support for the donated-food storage pod and related logistics.

Volunteer, foster, adopt, donate, or share our mission. Thank you for helping animals find safety, healing, and a place to belong.

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Original editions are preserved below. Click an image to read the full-size page. Historical figures, needs, and program details may have changed.

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