A call to action
We’re currently forming a new all-volunteer non-profit organization with the sole purpose of alleviating the needless suffering of animals. A big task, I know…but we’re serious about making a difference!
The organization is just starting to ramp up and the site is still under construction, so the content is changing often.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to email us at: info@FranklinsTale.org
As we gather our thoughts and work on the organization, we invite you to read some additional information about us below.
The story of a stray cat, a broken foot, and lots of love
About Us
Who are we?
We’re Franklin’s Tale Wildlife Rescue, a small group of like-minded animal lovers that want to help reduce the needless suffering of animals. It breaks our hearts to see any animal suffer so we want to be an active part of the solution!
Although we’re just getting started, we believe we have assembled a wonderful team of caring individuals to guide the organization. Our initial Board of Directors is made up of a retired Fire Chief, a retired Senior Police Officer, a published Archeologist, and a Military Veteran.
What are we going to do?
- Assisting rescue groups and others by providing funding, logistics, and manpower so immediate help to animals is always available.
- Encouraging individuals and organizations to help suffering animals by providing tax-free incentives and resources.
- Affecting local, county, state, and federal legislation to ensure animal suffering is a priority so adequate funding of resources is available.
- Conducting and/or reviewing academic, Government, and private research related to the larger issue of animal overpopulation, resource management, Government policies, and the overall reduction of animal suffering.
How are we going to do it?
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Make animal rescue contacts within the regional coverage area.
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Through the networked rescue organizations, discover gaps in coverage (i.e., traps, cages, volunteers, money, expertise, veterinarians, education, etc.)
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Through corporate, Government, and individual donations, fund materials and manpower to fill the gaps.
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Provide animal rescue educational resources to the public.
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Provide tax-free incentivized services to allow self-help animal rescue efforts.
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Expand as funding and volunteers allow.
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Seek Government contacts within the regional coverage area to help understand existing policies and funding procedures.
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Board of Directors – Oversee finances, legal structures, and overall direction.
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Operations – Runs the day-to-day business activities as the BoD sees fit.
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Funding – Dedicated to finding and promoting the intake of funding.
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Legislation/policy and procedures – Dedicated to discovering and understanding the existing legislative boundaries as well as how to operate within the established Governmental policies and procedures.
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Our Mission
We help injured or suffering animals so they can survive and flourish. Whether it’s money, manpower, supplies, or good old fashion love, we’ll be there to provide hope for those animals that otherwise feel hopeless.
Will you join the fight?