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🎉One More Day Until Free Friday!
We have two Level 4 members who moved up to Level 5. Congratulations, @Kate Bullock and @Ted Mauro. Get your animal-related Skool community posts ready for tomorrow under the 🤝 Community Connections tab. Remember to include your Skool link along with pictures or videos so we can get to know you and learn how you're making a difference for animals. 🥰 @James McDonald, you're only 13 points away! @Kate Galli, you're 19 points away! @Michelle Cyr, you're 28 points away! @Arlana Tanner you're 76 points away but don't give up! Every point gets you closer. If you don't make it this month, don't worry, the next Free Friday will be August 28th. I'm looking forward to seeing more of you reach Level 5! ❤️
🎉One More Day Until Free Friday!
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@Michelle Cyr you are welcome 😊 🙏
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@LM Sharron ♥️♥️♥️
Meet Jaguar Rescue Center
You have seen my recent posts about the Ma Earth campaign and Jaguar Rescue Center so I thought I’d share a little more about JRC. The Jaguar Rescue Center was founded by biologists Sandro Alviani and Encar García, who moved to Costa Rica and quickly became known in their community as the people to call when an animal needed help. Locals began bringing injured and orphaned wildlife to them, trusting them as the “doctors” for these animals. The very first animal brought to them was a beautiful female ocelot. The person who found her believed she was a jaguar. Sadly, after examining her, Sandro and Encar realized she had likely been poisoned. Despite doing everything they could, she passed away the following morning. That heartbreaking rescue became the beginning of something extraordinary. As word spread, people began referring to them as “the Jaguar people.” When it came time to officially name the rescue center, the name simply stuck. Today, the Jaguar Rescue Center has spent nearly two decades rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing Costa Rica’s native wildlife. Thousands of sloths, monkeys, birds, reptiles, and other wild animals have been given a second chance because two people chose to help one animal in need. Sometimes the biggest dreams don’t begin with success. Sometimes they begin with one act of compassion.
Meet Jaguar Rescue Center
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@LM Sharron cleanliness is holiness. 🤩
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@LM Sharron 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
🐾 Pet Nicknames!
We're playing a little game to help everyone level up! ❤️ What are some of your companion's nicknames? Tell us: 🐾 Their real name 🐾 Their nickname(s) 🐾 The funny story behind them Let's see who has the most creative nicknames! 😄 Feel free to give each companion their own comment. I'll start...
🐾 Pet Nicknames!
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Daisy Dog, Lukey Boy and Goldie Girl are the dogs 🐕 😍 @LM Sharron
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@LM Sharron Bunny is named Poop and Loaf is the Feline 🐈
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@LM Sharron ❤️❤️❤️
Jackie Update 8/7
This one is hard. Let’s continue to see her flying home to Shadow. Keep holding her in love and light, believing in her strength and resilience. Come on, Jackie! You got this, girl! ❤️🦅 Here is the official update. An Update on Bald Eagle Patient 26-519 We wish we had better news to share today. Patient 26-519 remains in intensive care, receiving oxygen therapy, supportive treatment, and around-the-clock monitoring. Her blood values have declined again, with her packed cell volume (PCV) falling below 10%, and her condition remains critical. This week's contrast CT scan and bone marrow biopsy have provided important new information, while additional specialized testing remains pending. Our veterinary team continues to work closely with specialists across the country as we evaluate these findings and determine the next steps in her care. We know how deeply so many of you care about this eagle, and we're so grateful for your continued patience, compassion, and support. Every decision we make is guided first and foremost by her medical condition, her welfare, and what is truly in her best interest. We will continue to share meaningful updates as we learn more. Thank you for standing alongside us. https://youtu.be/zQFZCf1KKDE
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Ted Mauro
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I help Disciplined Saver entrepreneurs turn debt or idle cash into liquidity and legacy.

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