Temple Israel Religious School
5007 Providence Road Charlotte, North Carolina 28226
5007 Providence Road Charlotte, North Carolina 28226
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Rachel Vaughan - Project Halo
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What would it be like to have to live in a shelter? To have to be put to
sleep if you aren’t adopted? Well Project Halo does not put animals to
sleep.
Project Halo is a non-profit rescue organization based in Charlotte, N.C.
They are 100% volunteer organization and are privately funded. Without
volunteers and private donations, Project Halo would not exist. They
rescue homeless, stray, and unwanted dogs. They take care of all the
vet work including shots, sterilization, and heartworm treatment when
necessary. All of Project Halo’s animals are vet current and sterilized
prior to adoption. On January 17, 2009, I will be having my bat mitzvah.
To raise the $700 I want to raise, I am babysitting for kids ranging from
ages 1-8 for $5 and walking and feeding cats, dogs, and any other kinds
of animals for $3-5 depending on how big or small they are or how much
work I have to do.
I am looking forward to doing the mitzvah project, and I have already
raised $100. Please contact me to help you with your children or pets.
Thank you!
Rachel Vaughan
704/366-9699
sleep if you aren’t adopted? Well Project Halo does not put animals to
sleep.
Project Halo is a non-profit rescue organization based in Charlotte, N.C.
They are 100% volunteer organization and are privately funded. Without
volunteers and private donations, Project Halo would not exist. They
rescue homeless, stray, and unwanted dogs. They take care of all the
vet work including shots, sterilization, and heartworm treatment when
necessary. All of Project Halo’s animals are vet current and sterilized
prior to adoption. On January 17, 2009, I will be having my bat mitzvah.
To raise the $700 I want to raise, I am babysitting for kids ranging from
ages 1-8 for $5 and walking and feeding cats, dogs, and any other kinds
of animals for $3-5 depending on how big or small they are or how much
work I have to do.
I am looking forward to doing the mitzvah project, and I have already
raised $100. Please contact me to help you with your children or pets.
Thank you!
Rachel Vaughan
704/366-9699