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FurRescue Partner

 

The Arrow Fund

“Healing abused and severely neglected animals through medical care, advocacy, and education.”-The Arrow Fund Mission Statement.

We're so honored to announce that 30% of our profits for the month of March will be donated to The Arrow Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes animal victims of extreme torture, abuse, or neglect. They also educate, raise awareness, and advocate for the humane treatment of animals.

How it all started...

In 2010 a stray black lab was intentionally shot with a hunting Arrow. Severely injured, he wandered in eastern Kentucky for several weeks. Aiden was found and rushed to Louisville for specialized treatment.
However, no organization existed in Kentuckiana specializing in rehabbing severe cruelty cases like Aiden. The Arrow Fund was then created to help Aiden and all those like him.


Aiden, The Arrow Fund’s first rescue


The 
Arrow Fund continues with the mission of rescuing, rehabilitating and rehiring animal victims of extreme torture, abuse, or neglect. We also educate, raise awareness, and advocate for the humane treatment of animals.


Meet Penny, one of our beautiful FurRescue Fashion Ambassadors and sadly the victim of horrific animal torture (@tri_like_penny on Instagram)

Penny was horrifically injured, dumped into a trash bag, and thrown from a car. The Arrow Fund was called in to help her, and veterinarians determined some of her injuries were at least two weeks old. THREE of her four legs were broken, her pelvis was broken and all were the result of prior human abuse.  One leg was so deteriorated that it had to be amputated.  She spent a year in recovery where she had multiple surgeries and infections due to the extensive nature of her injuries.

 Penny is the definition of resilience as she is not scared of anything or anyone.  She is now happy, healthy, thriving, and representing other animals in Kentucky who don’t have the same good outcome.  She will be going to the Kentucky State Capitol in March to share her story with legislators and advocate for stricter animal abuse laws.


The Kentucky Animal Action Day was created in part because Kentucky has ranked among the worst for animal protection laws—down to 46th out of 50 in 2023

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