Goal: $10,000.00
Specific Need
Ruby Slipper Goat Rescue has a need in 2024 to raise funds for updates and repairs for the current special needs goats wheelchair carts. There is also a goal to have electricity and a water hydrant run to the special needs goat barn area. Also, the rescue would like to get improved security cameras. Any additional funds raised will go towards the handicapped goats veterinary fund, medications, feed, hay, bedding, and for the rescue of future goats in need.
Mission
Ruby Slipper Goat Rescue has been a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization since 2016 and provides care and rehabilitation for goats with illness and/or injury that would otherwise be discarded or left to suffer without the care they need.
Photos & Videos
Pixie received two custom made prosthetic back legs from the funds raised in 2023.
Betty was rescued in 2023 near Hiawatha. She was very sick, injured and unable to walk.
Pixie was rescued in 2022 after her back legs were eaten off by rats.
The 2022 donations went toward this new shelter and pen for Holly and Mateo.
The funds raised from the match days last year in 2021, paid for a portion of this special goat barn
Holly has not gotten a custom wheelchair cart yet due to casting and build difficulty.
Mona-she was severely injured and neglected at a farm in northeast Kansas .
Patrick-paralyzed as a newborn after being injured by a pig at a farm in southern Missouri.
Maddie-Paralyzed by a donkey as a newborn at a farm in Missouri.
Dorothy-Born with genetic deformities in all of her legs. She had major surgery at K-State in 2020.
Pearl came to the rescue from Indianapolis. She had an illness that she could not survive.
Molly was brought to the rescue from a local farm. She was born with neurological issues.
Holly with new rescued baby goat, Mateo. Mateo is also completely paralyzed from injury.
Mateo was rescued from Augusta, Kansas and is paralyzed.
Patrick and Andy. Both are paralyzed from injury. Andy was rescued from St. Louis in 2022.
Rescued goat, Andy and grandbaby Paxton in front of the new handicapped goat barn.
Contact
1583 280th St; PO Box 60Hiawatha, KS 66434
Phone: (785) 741-3362
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