We have the chance to receive up to $1,600 donated to Circle L Rescue through an area organization dedicated to our mission - which will match every single dollar, up to $800! We cannot thank them enough for this generous opportunity!
Illegal Dumping of Unwanted Animals Must End Immediately
The Problem.In rural Oklahoma, unwanted animals face a desperate plight as they contend with limited local resources and a lack of community animal shelters. Many find themselves abandoned (often injured) in remote areas, struggling to survive harsh conditions without proper care or sustenance, while others are routinely killed in pounds, or shipped for illegal slaughter. The absence of spaying and neutering programs exacerbates the issue for small animals, while irresponsible breeding practices flood the state with unwanted horses. The heartbreaking reality is that these animals often endure suffering and neglect, highlighting the pressing need for community-driven initiatives to address their plight and promote responsible animal ownership. The Solution.People can make a significant impact on the hopeless lives of unwanted animals in rural Oklahoma by:
Circle L Rescue serves the at-risk dogs and horses of Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma by:
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How contributions will be used for Giving Tuesday.
Donors' contributions will be allocated to support essential resources, including:
Ensuring every contribution directly improves these vulnerable souls' well-being and chances of a better life.
Circle L's Wishlist
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Save More Lives: Donate Now and Double Your Impact
Who we are.
We are a small 501c3 rescue dedicated to saving the unwanted animals of Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma.
What is Giving Tuesday?
Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement that occurs annually on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving and unleashes the power of radical generosity worldwide. It was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day encouraging people to do good. The movement encourages individuals and organizations to channel their generosity by donating to and supporting various causes and nonprofits. The day serves as a counterpoint to the consumerism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, emphasizing the spirit of giving and philanthropy. People worldwide come together to make a positive impact, contributing time, money, or resources to address pressing social issues and support charitable endeavors.
Contact Us.
You can reach us directly at 918-964-9560, via email: Contact@CircleLRescue.org, or on all social media platforms @CircleLRescue - be sure to "like" and "follow" us, to never miss a rescue mission or update!
Wishes
Donate to cover the cost of one visit from the farrier for a rescued horse (which covers any sedation needed, and hoof trim)
Donate a combination flea, tick, heartworm and intestinal worm tablet to one rescue dog!
The largest expense aside from veterinary care and feed, is gasoline. With traveling between fosters, traveling to meet adopters, veterinary appointments, socializing each animal properly, and driving to save their lives.... we use an immense amount of gasoline.
Microchips ensure no dog is euthanized (should they become lost), who was adopted from our program.
Donate the cost for one horse to have their teeth floated by the equine dentist! Dental care is essential for horses to properly eat and digest. Most rescued horses are in dire need of dental care.
Donate the cost of a full exam, plus necessary vaccinations for one rescue dog!
Donate a year's worth (100) of dog collars to the rescue!
In order to prepare a male dog for adoption, it costs approximately $500 - this includes neuter surgery, all vaccinations, microchip, examination, heartworm testing, intestinal worm treatment, and one dose of parasite preventative..
In order to prepare a female dog for adoption, it costs approximately $600 - this includes spay surgery, all vaccinations, microchip, examination, heartworm testing, intestinal worm treatment, and one dose of parasite preventative..
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Donate to cover the cost of one visit from the farrier for a rescued horse (which covers any sedation needed, and hoof trim)
Donate a combination flea, tick, heartworm and intestinal worm tablet to one rescue dog!
The largest expense aside from veterinary care and feed, is gasoline. With traveling between fosters, traveling to meet adopters, veterinary appointments, socializing each animal properly, and driving to save their lives.... we use an immense amount of gasoline.
Microchips ensure no dog is euthanized (should they become lost), who was adopted from our program.
Donate the cost for one horse to have their teeth floated by the equine dentist! Dental care is essential for horses to properly eat and digest. Most rescued horses are in dire need of dental care.
Donate the cost of a full exam, plus necessary vaccinations for one rescue dog!
Donate a year's worth (100) of dog collars to the rescue!
In order to prepare a male dog for adoption, it costs approximately $500 - this includes neuter surgery, all vaccinations, microchip, examination, heartworm testing, intestinal worm treatment, and one dose of parasite preventative..
In order to prepare a female dog for adoption, it costs approximately $600 - this includes spay surgery, all vaccinations, microchip, examination, heartworm testing, intestinal worm treatment, and one dose of parasite preventative..
