I BOWL FOR PAWS
Because I believe those struggling with HIV/AIDS should never be seperated from their beloved pets.
If you agree, please join us in donating whatever you can. Every bit counts.
Here are just a few faces of those you'll help when you do:
Hope the puggle with the snuggles |
Monk and Charlie, brothers from the start |
Buddy with his raccoon |
Lucky the puppy with volunteer Andrew |
70% of PAWS members report their physical health improved by participating in PAWS
80% of PAWS members report that they are less depressed
90% of PAWS members report they were able to keep their pet(s) despite any financial difficulties
MEMBER IMPACT STORIES
Kevin & Hope:
Kevin knew he needed a Puggle in his life and searched all of the local shelters in hopes of finding one. One day, he stumbled upon a listing for puppies through a local breeder and he knew it was fate. Eleven years later and Hope is still Kevin’s everything. According to him, Hope thinks she is a person and even flashes you a smile when she is happy! Thanks to the PAWS Wellness clinic and veterinary vouchers, Hope was able to be spayed and is kept up to date every year on vaccines. During this time of Covid, Kevin says the pet food pantry has helped them more than ever to ensure Hope is never hungry. In fact he says, she’s a little chunky but that’s just more to love. Kevin “thanks the program and staff for the years of kindness and support they have given to us.”
Miss Ashleigh & Monk and Charlie:
Miss Ashleigh decided in 2010 to attend the Harley Davidson Rendezvous not aware that her future children were waiting for her there. Harley and Monk were just barely two months old and traveled to the Harley Rendezvous in an RV with my brother. My husband worked security at the Rendezvous and my brother was in charge of parking. He brought them because he knew he would find them a loving home with someone in attendance because bikers are child and animal lovers. I didn’t know they were coming, but when I saw them I knew they belonged with me. I fell in love at first sight, they instantly became my babies and I’m blessed to have them. Harley was named after Harley Davidson bikes and Monk after my nieces favorite TV show Monk. PAWS has been amazing, they care deeply not only for my boys but me also. I tell everyone who is in need to call PAWS because they will do everything in their power to help them and because of PAWS, I’m able to take better care of myself. Food and Vet visits are very expensive, but I can rest easy knowing that some of the financial burden is lifted, I can eat better and pay bills. We love them and are so grateful for this program
Supporters | |||
Name | Date | Amount | Comments |
Sharon Brown | 03/29/2022 | $26.06 | I support this event and the St. Paul’s Episcobowlers!, | Garry Finkell | 03/20/2022 | $31.53 | Louann Finkell | 03/20/2022 | $26.06 | Wishing the Bowlathon a huge success!! ?? | Robert Englert | 03/19/2022 | $20.91 | from Steven Rosenberry | Lisa Walker | 03/18/2022 | $75.00 | Lisa Walker | 03/18/2022 | $28.30 | Robert Englert | 03/18/2022 | $51.80 | Paying for bowlers Sandra & Tristan Lowrey. | Gillian Conover | 03/18/2022 | $26.06 | Robert Englert | 03/16/2022 | $51.80 | Registration for: Sandra Lowrey Tristan Lowrey | Robert Englert | 03/15/2022 | $150.00 | Denise Mason | 03/15/2022 | $51.80 | Robert Englert | 03/15/2022 | $50.00 | Donations from St. Paul's parishioners: Sheila Smith Brian Kivilati The Rev. John Scott | Richard Angelo | 03/13/2022 | $26.06 | Bill Harrison | 03/09/2022 | $25.00 | Carol Anderson | 03/09/2022 | $26.06 | Go Episcobowlers! | Bill Harrison | 03/09/2022 | $51.80 | Bob & Barb Walenta | 03/09/2022 | $253.54 | Robert Englert | 03/06/2022 | $50.00 | Anonymous Friend | 03/05/2022 | $129.04 | Paul Nance and Glenna Spitze | 03/05/2022 | $103.30 | Robert Englert | 02/11/2022 | $51.80 |
Total | $1,305.92 |