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March 27, 2022By Chelsey Keesy

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Lots of spring cleaning this week inside and outsi

Lots of spring cleaning this week inside and outside of the emergency shelter! Thank you to our longtime friends at @clarkmhcna for making the property sparkle from fence repairs to clearing brush! You are so appreciated 💜

Shelby and her kids at our emergency shelter about

Shelby and her kids at our emergency shelter about 5 years ago — and now 💜 Read Shelby’s story at the link in bio.

April 💜🌷🥬🌦️⁣ ⁣ #HopeBlooms #Farm

April 💜🌷🥬🌦️⁣
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#HopeBlooms #FarmFriday

It's National Pet Day 🐶💜🐈 Imagine facing

It's National Pet Day 🐶💜🐈 Imagine facing the difficult decision to escape abuse and leave your beloved animal behind. It can be an impossible choice.

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence estimates 40% of victims delay leaving an abusive partner because they’re worried about the well-being of their pets.

Sweet dogs and cats with their humans are a familiar sight at our shelter, but the facility isn’t a good fit for every pet. Our advocates are committed to safety planning for animals and providing options for furry friends to thrive.

Partnerships with the Humane Society, Animal Care & Control, and regional veterinarians help with medical needs. Confidential fosters can often care for pets while the lives of their humans stabilize after surviving abuse.

Love for your animals should never be a barrier to fleeing abuse 🐕💜🐈

🌞🌒 Happy Solar Eclipse Day 🌒🌞 Advocate

🌞🌒 Happy Solar Eclipse Day 🌒🌞 Advocates and residents are enjoying the lovely weather on the front lawn of the shelter 💜

Hey sharks 👋🦈💜

Fleeing intimate partner abuse is always scary, es

Fleeing intimate partner abuse is always scary, especially with children or while pregnant. Beyond the risk for increased violence, parenting survivors leave behind their home and necessities to care for their children.

The International "We Serve" Foundation has contributed almost $20,000 to support the needs of parenting survivors and children 💜 Thank you so much for providing essential items like cribs, beds, and car seats!

This is one story from our spring Bloom newsletter. Read the full article at the link in bio.

How advocates have nurtured lives harmed by intima

How advocates have nurtured lives harmed by intimate partner abuse in the past month -⁣
⁣
💜Hotline calls⁣
💜Safe visitations and exchanges⁣
💜Legal help⁣
💜Support groups ⁣
💜Resource sharing⁣
💜Emergency shelter⁣
💜Safe supportive housing ⁣
⁣
📲Call our hotline if you or someone you know is being harmed 800.544.2022. We’re here for you 24/7 💚

Healing activities on the farm have begun! Resid

Healing activities on the farm have begun!

Residents helped farm advocates plant peas, spinach, and Swiss chard 🥬🌱💚

More farm-to-table goodness coming soon!
🍅🥕🥔🧅

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Lots of spring cleaning this week inside and outsi

Lots of spring cleaning this week inside and outside of the emergency shelter! Thank you to our longtime friends at @clarkmhcna for making the property sparkle from fence repairs to clearing brush! You are so appreciated 💜

Shelby and her kids at our emergency shelter about

Shelby and her kids at our emergency shelter about 5 years ago — and now 💜 Read Shelby’s story at the link in bio.

April 💜🌷🥬🌦️⁣ ⁣ #HopeBlooms #Farm

April 💜🌷🥬🌦️⁣
⁣
#HopeBlooms #FarmFriday

It's National Pet Day 🐶💜🐈 Imagine facing

It's National Pet Day 🐶💜🐈 Imagine facing the difficult decision to escape abuse and leave your beloved animal behind. It can be an impossible choice.

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence estimates 40% of victims delay leaving an abusive partner because they’re worried about the well-being of their pets.

Sweet dogs and cats with their humans are a familiar sight at our shelter, but the facility isn’t a good fit for every pet. Our advocates are committed to safety planning for animals and providing options for furry friends to thrive.

Partnerships with the Humane Society, Animal Care & Control, and regional veterinarians help with medical needs. Confidential fosters can often care for pets while the lives of their humans stabilize after surviving abuse.

Love for your animals should never be a barrier to fleeing abuse 🐕💜🐈

🌞🌒 Happy Solar Eclipse Day 🌒🌞 Advocate

🌞🌒 Happy Solar Eclipse Day 🌒🌞 Advocates and residents are enjoying the lovely weather on the front lawn of the shelter 💜

Hey sharks 👋🦈💜

Fleeing intimate partner abuse is always scary, es

Fleeing intimate partner abuse is always scary, especially with children or while pregnant. Beyond the risk for increased violence, parenting survivors leave behind their home and necessities to care for their children.

The International "We Serve" Foundation has contributed almost $20,000 to support the needs of parenting survivors and children 💜 Thank you so much for providing essential items like cribs, beds, and car seats!

This is one story from our spring Bloom newsletter. Read the full article at the link in bio.

How advocates have nurtured lives harmed by intima

How advocates have nurtured lives harmed by intimate partner abuse in the past month -⁣
⁣
💜Hotline calls⁣
💜Safe visitations and exchanges⁣
💜Legal help⁣
💜Support groups ⁣
💜Resource sharing⁣
💜Emergency shelter⁣
💜Safe supportive housing ⁣
⁣
📲Call our hotline if you or someone you know is being harmed 800.544.2022. We’re here for you 24/7 💚

Healing activities on the farm have begun! Resid

Healing activities on the farm have begun!

Residents helped farm advocates plant peas, spinach, and Swiss chard 🥬🌱💚

More farm-to-table goodness coming soon!
🍅🥕🥔🧅

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