About Us
This is a NON PROFIT FOUNDATION that HELPS ANIMALS from (low income) families in EMERGENCY SITUATIONS to live a longer LIFE with their human companions.
Treasures From Trooper Foundation was formed Feb 10th, 2013 in the name of my own pug "TROOPER" who passed away at 13 years old...We operate a small thrift shop 112-1010 Railway Street in Crossfield, Alberta and we give the funds we raise from that toward accounts and new cases coming in for our help. We get many requests, but have had to turn some away, as our store doesn't make enough to supply the demand out there for help. I own the store and I VOLUNTEER 6 days per week, so I may put the funds toward a very deserving FUR KID.
We have since today October 28th, 2015 have helped 61 very sweet fur kids so far and we thank you helping us help animals in need of emergency surgeries. Treasures From Trooper Foundation needs on going funds to help pay existing accounts we have accumulated helping FUR KIDS.
The FUR kids have gone home with their human family, but we at Treasures From Trooper Foundation still have to pay the bill for our portion at each pet hospital.
So your donations will help to pay off accounts we already have for animals we have approved to go through our foundation.
We need funds daily so we may put them toward our accounts from the past animals we have already helped and are back home and also for animals that have come into our care in the last 2 days.
We would like to say THANK YOU ahead of time for any amount you can donate toward a FUR KID today!
Trooper was born July 18th, 2001 in Kelowna, BC. He was 2 ounces at birth and had a cleft palate.
I quit my nursing job so I could tube fed Trooper for 18 weeks, and he then had his reconstruction surgery and he was neutered at the same time.
Trooper lost his eye in 2012
I saved Troopers life, and in return he saved my life.
Trooper was my "soul mate" in fur.
See a write up with a complete story done by the Airdrie Echo on July 31st, 2013 (see page 15).
http://eedition.airdrieecho.com/doc/Airdrie-Echo/airdrieecho_07312013/2013073001/18.html#14
