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Hours:
Sunday
Closed
Monday
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Thursday
1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
71 Industrial Park Drive
PO Box 1015
Waldorf Md 20604
301-645-8181
Fax 301-632-6905
Double the Kindness
Thanks to the generosity of a loving, kind couple donations to Honey's fund (up to $1500) will be matched during the month of May.
Honey's Fund touched their hearts, beginning
with Fancy, a beautiful girl who was caught in a bear trap. Their passion only grew after meeting Tank.
In their words
"We came in on a Thursday evening and saw a little bundle jumping up and down. Tank was extremely small to be two years old. He was an emaciated looking boy with a head that seemed way too big for his body. We came on Friday and Saturday and took him for short walks. On Saturday evening we were told he wasn't doing as well as everyone had hoped. We took him outside and Tank sat between us. As we held him and talked soothingly to him, we told Tank that his ma'maa and pa'paa loved him very much, that we would do all we could to make him better, and for him to hold on just a little bit longer if he could.
While Tank didn't understand the words we spoke, he understood the love behind it. As he looked deeply into our eyes, it was if he was looking into our souls trying to tell us something. When we said good-bye to him that evening, we never saw him again. His physical problems were much too great for his little body to keep going.
We loved him deeply in just two short days. His life made such a difference to us. As I write this, tears stream down. The animals make me more emotional than anything else. They have no voice, no lobby, and no forum. So, it is up to those of us who love and cherish them to speak on their behalf, to right the wrongs done against them, and be their advocates to the very end. It is our hope and desire that as Tank looks down upon us, it will make him happy to know that he has made such a powerful difference in our desire to raise funds to help the other animals, who at this very moment, are in need of care. I have no doubt that once again, we will see Tank someday..."
Thanks to the generosity of a loving, kind couple donations to Honey's fund (up to $1500) will be matched during the month of May.
Honey's Fund touched their hearts, beginning
with Fancy, a beautiful girl who was caught in a bear trap. Their passion only grew after meeting Tank.
In their words"We came in on a Thursday evening and saw a little bundle jumping up and down. Tank was extremely small to be two years old. He was an emaciated looking boy with a head that seemed way too big for his body. We came on Friday and Saturday and took him for short walks. On Saturday evening we were told he wasn't doing as well as everyone had hoped. We took him outside and Tank sat between us. As we held him and talked soothingly to him, we told Tank that his ma'maa and pa'paa loved him very much, that we would do all we could to make him better, and for him to hold on just a little bit longer if he could.
While Tank didn't understand the words we spoke, he understood the love behind it. As he looked deeply into our eyes, it was if he was looking into our souls trying to tell us something. When we said good-bye to him that evening, we never saw him again. His physical problems were much too great for his little body to keep going.
We loved him deeply in just two short days. His life made such a difference to us. As I write this, tears stream down. The animals make me more emotional than anything else. They have no voice, no lobby, and no forum. So, it is up to those of us who love and cherish them to speak on their behalf, to right the wrongs done against them, and be their advocates to the very end. It is our hope and desire that as Tank looks down upon us, it will make him happy to know that he has made such a powerful difference in our desire to raise funds to help the other animals, who at this very moment, are in need of care. I have no doubt that once again, we will see Tank someday..."
Thank you to Waldorf Ford and Dodge for capturing all the antics of our May babies!
Will Duke ever get out of his bed? Will Shadow sneak more food? How many times will Spike open the door?
Tune in to the Cat Cam to find out.
Tune in to the Cat Cam to find out.
We are no longer able to take wildlife because we do not have a wildlife license. Please contact DNR at 1.877.463.6497 or go to http://www.dnr.state.md.us/wildlife/Plants_Wildlife/rehab.asp and search their database for wildlife rescues. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.