MERIDIAN, Idaho — A local animal shelter lost their lease and within two days of fundraising, they were able to get a second chance at survival.
The non-profit Meridian Canine Rescue was facing a critical challenge as their lease in Meridian was expiring, and skyrocketing rent prices made renewing their current lease unfeasible.
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They were able to secure a new location on a private farm in Emmett, but needed funds fast for a down payment.
They set a fundraising goal of $38,000 and the community answered. Within 48-hours, Meridian Canine Rescue had raised over $43,000.
Their focus has now shifted to raising an additional $29,000 for secure fencing around their property.
If you'd like to make a donation, you can visit their website.