Help Abandoned and Abused Animals in Costa Rica

Vet costs are the biggest expensiture this organisation faces. They are typically urgent and unexpected. Up until now Ashleigh Botha has been covering all expenses personally. Her aim is to have a financial reserve in order to offer more treatment as needed.

Wet Nose Rescue formed officially in July 2019 and in six months has grown to care for 25 dogs and 17 cats. There is capacity to offer sanctuary and treatment for more animals but financial resources are needed in order to do so.

Two of Wet Nose dogs recently required urgent vet treatment after eating a poisonous frog. Without Ashleigh covering these costs the dogs would have died.

Any donation to this fund is greatly appreciated and makes a huge difference.

Please take a moment to read more about the project here: http://thewetnoserescue.com
or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wetnoseproject/ .

Thank you