Here are some updated pics of Baby Girl!
“Baby Girl” was found by a community member who took her to the vet for her cut and broken foot. This helpful person asked TBAR to help, and is now fostering Baby Girl as a TBAR dog until she is healed and ready to be adopted. TBAR would like to raise money to help pay her vet bill. If you would like to help, you can click here to donate:
We just love these pics of Junebug and her new best friend, Madison! Congrats on your new forever home, Junebug!
Luke has gone to his forever home!
Here’s Luke and his new veterinarian Dad. Lucky Luke!
His foster mom had described him as:
“Luke is a sweetheart and a love! He is a Border Collie mix puppy who loves to play with his person, get cuddles and snuggles, watch TV, and play with the cats if they will let him! That’s right, not only is Luke dog and child friendly, he gets along with all the kitties in his foster home too! While he loves to play, he is very quiet and calm. Luke settles down quickly in the house, and loves to chew on his bully stick or work on his Kong. Luke warms up quickly, is very loving, and is a fast learner! He also has zero food aggression – you can take his food and treats away from him without issue! Luke comes potty trained and is working hard on kennel training.” Thank you Alissa, for rescuing him and getting him ready for his forever home!
TBAR is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is a no-kill facility. If you would like to help animals such as this please consider donating to TBAR, fostering or adopting. Every little bit helps us to help another animal in need of safety and rehabilitation. Save a life: adopt instead of shop and spay or neuter your pets!
True Blue Animal Rescue had a great turnout for the Horseman’s Market Day (The Horseman’s Flea Market) on Saturday, August 17, 2013 (sponsored by the Brazos Valley Driving and Riding Club) at 5827 Leonard Road in Bryan, Texas. TBAR volunteers showed up with all sorts of horse-related items that had been donated throughout the year to be sold at this event for fundraising.
Our volunteers worked the event from 8:00 am – 2:00 pm, knowing that their time and efforts were raising money that would go directly to the care of TBAR animals. Fundraising and donations go straight to vet bills, food, and shelter, and allow TBAR to say “yes” to the next abused or neglected animal that they receive a call to help.
TBAR members were thrilled to have made $1883 at the event! This amount is equal to the cost of vet bills and feed for nearly a month at TBAR! One of the reasons we were able to earn so much was because of a generous donation – a horse trailer! We would like to thank all the people who donated items (big and small), all the volunteers that worked the event, and Moore Photography for volunteering their skills to document this event so we could share it with the rest of you!
If you are interested in helping, you can donate via PayPal, or e-mail us at [email protected] to donate items for our next market day, or sign up to volunteer! In the upcoming year we will be rolling out a new volunteering program that will allow more members of the community to help TBAR animals!
Event Volunteers: AJ, Linda, and Melanie
Not Pictured: Dale, Colton, Elizabeth, Olivia, Jason, James, Teresa, Lauren, and Karlene
TBAR is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is a no-kill facility. If you would like to help animals such as this please consider donating to TBAR, fostering or adopting. Every little bit helps us to help another animal in need of safety and rehabilitation.
Attendees stopping by the TBAR booth.
An attendee checking out the wide variety of items TBAR has for sale.
Last Sunday we emailed out our Summer Newsletter. Did you receive it?
Congrats on your new home, Sophie!
Her new home has this to say about her:
We have had Sophie since December 2012, and during this time she has become an integral part of our family. We renamed her Starr. So we have decided to adopt her ourselves. I can’t imagine her not being here with us. Running at the park with my husband and my two aussie boys, howling at us when she wants to play & that adorable sound she makes when she yawns… We love her!
We love it when TBAR dogs have such a happy ending!
Sophie (pictured here on the left, with her new sibling) has been adopted by her foster family after six months!
TBAR is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is a no-kill facility. If you would like to help animals such as this please consider donating to TBAR, fostering or adopting. Every little bit helps us to help another animal in need of safety and rehabilitation.
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Junebug came to TBAR as a result of an abuse case. Her companion did not survive, but Junebug fought to live. She is a sweet horse that deserves the love and tender care that her new home will give her for the rest of her life. The scars on her body are evidence of her ‘life experiences’, but Junebug’s forever home can see her inner beauty and survivor’s Soul.
This is is Sheik! He is a wonderful gelding Arabian that will be best friend and companion for his new adoptive Mom and Dad. He’s a lucky boy. Congrats Sheik and your new family!
TBAR is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is a no-kill facility. If you would like to help animals such as this please consider donating to TBAR, fostering or adopting. Every little bit helps us to help another animal in need of safety and rehabilitation.
This spring TBAR had many puppies up for adoption. We were glad to see them find homes!
Sweetheart
Sweetheart has adorable speckles and even a heat-shaped one on her shoulder! She came into TBAR in the Spring and made her display with lots of other puppies at Brenham Market Days in May. We are so glad that she found her forever home only 3 months later!
Puppy 15
Donkey Adventureby Linda Taylor
Eve Peacock was just interested in a spotted miniature donkey. Little did she know that her inquiry would lead her and her son on an animal rescue adventure.
In January of this year, True Blue Animal Rescue was called to assist the Sheriff on a seizure of 19 donkeys. Eve and her son helped on the day of the seizure with the loading and transportation of the emaciated donkeys, all adults and youngsters ranging from very small to regular sized. Yes, 19 Donkeys – they were placed in adoptive and foster homes after first going to the sale barn, as TBAR had “no room at the Inn” at the time, so to speak.
When they are healthy, donkeys are beautiful, velvety eared animals, with soft brown eyes.
They are God’s special creatures that are sweet, patient and strong. This little herd of sweet donkeys included spotted ones, dark fuzzy brown ones, and dove grey ones with crosses on their backs.
Eve took home her spotted grey donkey and named her Jasmine. She spent time bringing her back to health, and in the spring Jasmine had a healthy baby that they named Josie.
You can see in the photos, that this is truly a TBAR Happy Hooves story.
A Special Heartfelt “THANK YOU!” goes out to the haulers, loaders, fundraisers, fosters, and transportation helpers that were there that day. We also want to thank all those VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE out there that help do what we ALL do… for Animal Rescue!
