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HurricaneIanAnimalRescue

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Ellevet Project Inc.

Fundraising forEllevet Project Inc.
Daylan Conner

Daylan Conner

fort meyers florida

$1,525of $10,000 goal
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Hello, fellow Animal lovers, my name is Daylan Conner and my family and I are residents of Fort Meyers. We are attempting to raise money to help local animals need temporary shelter. Local and Domestic animal aid resources have their hands full or at capacity — as a result, many animals wild and otherwise are in need of aid and or temporary shelter. Any proceeds donated will go directly to aiding our effort or will be donated to other grass root charity's because time is of the essence.
 
We appreciate all of the love and support during this time of crisis
 
FORT MYERS, Fla. (WFLA) — A dog caught in the middle of Hurricane Ian was rescued by two good Samaritans Wednesday.
 
Video taken by a News Nation crew showed a man in Fort Myers wading in floodwaters while carrying a dog out of a marina.
 
After getting out of the water, the man and the dog ran toward the news crew, upon which News Nation reporter Brian Entin helped by taking the dog’s leash while the man went back for a cat.
 
 
 

 
 
Project Street Vet

Project Street Vet

$1,500 • Recent donation (Offline)

Project Street Vet

Project Street Vet

$1,500 • Top donation (Offline)

BILL SMITH

BILL SMITH

$25 • First donation (Offline)

Organizer

Daylan Conner

Daylan Conner is the organizer of this fundraiser

Daylan Conner

Daylan Conner

fort meyers florida

Fundraising for

Ellevet Project Inc.

Fundraising forEllevet Project Inc.
Donation protected
👍 0% fee
 
 
 
 
 

Tell your story

 
Hello, fellow Animal lovers, my name is Daylan Conner and my family and I are residents of Fort Meyers. We are attempting to raise money to help local animals need temporary shelter. Local and Domestic animal aid resources have their hands full or at capacity — as a result, many animals wild and otherwise are in need of aid and or temporary shelter. Any proceeds donated will go directly to aiding our effort or will be donated to other grass root charity's because time is of the essence.
 
We appreciate all of the love and support during this time of crisis
 
FORT MYERS, Fla. (WFLA) — A dog caught in the middle of Hurricane Ian was rescued by two good Samaritans Wednesday.
 
Video taken by a News Nation crew showed a man in Fort Myers wading in floodwaters while carrying a dog out of a marina.
 
After getting out of the water, the man and the dog ran toward the news crew, upon which News Nation reporter Brian Entin helped by taking the dog’s leash while the man went back for a cat.
 
 
 

 
 

Organizer

Daylan Conner

Daylan Conner is the organizer of this fundraiser

$1,525of $10,000 goal
2Donors
0Comments
10Share ArrowShares
Project Street Vet

Project Street Vet

$1,500 • Recent donation (Offline)

Project Street Vet

Project Street Vet

$1,500 • Top donation (Offline)

BILL SMITH

BILL SMITH

$25 • First donation (Offline)

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