Dear Friends, Supporters and Believers in Full Moon Farm,



Our last newsletter and my story about the heartbreak of rescue, budget constraints and issues facing Full Moon Farm, brought a response unlike we have ever experienced. The story of our emergency was picked up by our local TV station, WLOS. wlos.com/news/local/buncombe-county-wolfdog-rescue-makes-a-plea-for-donations-as-expenses-add-up



Our thanks to all of you, John Le, WLOS and the power of the internet and social media, we exceeded our goal. Our veterinarian bill was paid, some of our vehicles repaired, obligations met and we have a reserve that will guarantee our food bill will be paid each week.



The 12 animals in the rescue that broke my heart are all regaining health. The 5 puppies have all been placed into loving forever homes who met my strict requirements. The puppies parents have been at a trainer’s in Ohio for rehabilitation and training. They are doing wonderfully and will be looking for their forever home soon. A big thank you to Alicia Bloomfield at Faithful Dog K9 Training - www.facebook.com/FaithfulDogK9Training/



We are currently hoping to replace our aging transport van. Old Reliable has 265,000 miles on her and I do not trust taking her too far out of town. Our Golf Cart has not run for nearly a year.☹



If you have any contacts for repair for a Yamaha Golf Cart or a vehicle dealer that may be willing to donate or substantially discount a 15 passenger van, (we take out the seats) or a cargo van with REAR AIR, please email me – nancy@fullmoonfarm.org.



We are gearing up for our 13th Annual Full Moon Farm Pawty for wolfdogs and their people on the 31st, the September and October Howl In’s, as well as many events for Wolf Awareness Week October 20 through 26, 2019.

