SULTAN, Wash. — An animal welfare organization in Sultan faces a hefty repair bill after Tuesday’s bomb cyclone.
Pasado’s Safe Haven says it will cost them over $14,000 to fix their fencing and remove trees that were knocked over by strong winds.
In addition to the repairs, the organization says it’s in dire need of a backup generator for the healing barn.
“During extended power outages like this, we must be able to care for the animals in recovery, keep medications refrigerated, and operate lab equipment,” a post online states.
Another generator will cost an additional $15,000.
Pasado’s Safe Haven is asking for the public’s help to make this happen.
“Every dollar makes a difference in ensuring our sanctuary remains a safe space for animals to heal and will support all our work to end animal cruelty,” the organization says.
If you’d like to help, you can donate here.
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