Gee Dog Mom of Lola, Tatum, & Dozer
SUPPORT MICHIGAN HUMANE
SUPPORT MICHIGAN HUMANE
Join me in supporting Mutt March, Michigan Humane’s annual walk and fundraiser!
This is a cause near and dear to me in memory of my beloved Stuey (2010-2022) and for the love of Lola, Tatum, & Dozer.
I signed up to fundraise for Mutt March because I believe all animals deserve proper care, support, and advocacy. This was an opportunity to make my contribution to the critical work that Michigan Humane regularly leads and, ultimately, to have an impact in the lives of many.
The past few years have changed so much, yet our love of pets is constant. Even with everything that has happened, Michigan Humane is still committed to its mission – to improve and save lives through compassionate care, community engagement and advocacy for animals.
I'm hoping you'll join me in helping pets from all walks of life. Please donate now – and mark your calendar to join in the fun May 18th at Ford House!
- $50: Vital Heartworm Testing for 1 Animal
- $100: Prescription food for an Pet in need
- $150: Ear or skin Infection Treatment
- $278: Keeps 1 Pet in Home through our One Health Clinics, Popups, or Spay/Neuter programs
- $313: Spay/Neuter and Essential Vaccines for 1 Animal
- $1,193: Average cost of care for 1 Shelter Animal
Please and thank you in advance for supporting my efforts to raise money for a great cause by continuing to donate again this year like you’ve done in the past.
Thank you so much!
ABOUT MICHIGAN HUMANE
Mission: Michigan Humane's mission is to improve and save lives through compassionate care, community engagement and advocacy for animals. Working through the pet, we are building healthier communities, safer neighborhoods and a thriving workforce and economy to make Metro Detroit the most humane community in America.
This year, we will keep 30,000 pets in their homes thanks to our Caplan Family Pet Food Pantry, providing more than 8 million meals, and access to veterinary care to families in need.
Michigan Humane operates animal care and adoption centers in Detroit, Westland, Rochester Hills, Clarkston, Howell, and Sterling Heights and is the designated Statewide Animal Response Team for the state of Michigan.
In total, we will touch the lives of 100,000 animals this year through our rescue, medical and behavior programs thanks to community support.
