A new Turtle Gardens Bus

In a perfect world every good idea out there (human and animal related)would receive money. SAINTS idea was removed yesterday afternoon.

Thanks for posting this. Without a safe bus, Turtle Gardens can't continue the wonderful work it has been doing for so many years. We adopted our Jed (breed: farm dog extraordinaire) from TG last April and we are so grateful.

we are working on getting saints removed from the voting list.

If SAINT is in a different dollar group they are still competing for votes against Turtle Gardens, in that each person gets 15 votes, total. If I understand this correctly, you can vote for 15 different groups on one day, or one group every day for 15 days. You can't vote more than once in one day for the same group. There are several other erscues in there, and obviously they need the money just as badly. I'm not a fan of this system - seems mostly designed to keep Aviva Insurance company's name in our faces for the duration. Anyway, they got the money, we play their game. In a perfect world all the rescues would get together under an umbrella title, put in one entry in each dollar category, blow all the compeition out of the water, then split the money up between them. Not a perfect worl, in case anyone hasn't noticed.

saints should not be in that contest...we did not enter and i don't know who submitted us.

SAINTS is in the AVIVA Challenge as well in the 50K - 100K group.

me too started yesterday.

I already voted , and will everyday

Lynne, click on the link provided in the post and then click on the blue vote now button.

where do you go to vote again. thanks

I will start voting for TG Bus.

Thank you so very much for supporting Turtle Gardens. We put a lot of miles on our TG Bus.

My Levi is TG pooch and it.would be so wonderful if all saints blog readers voted for Turtle Gardens..the work they do and the circumstances they face are a huge challenge..it is only a 2 week window to vote..so lets help TG continue to do the work they do.get them in 1st place and keep them there !!!

Three of our four dogs came to us via Turtle Gardens; one as a 6 week old puppy tossed outside at -30 degrees, one apprehended by the RCMP with a chain ingrown to her neck and with horrendous ear infections, and the third discarded as an inconvenience because his owners didn't bother to neuter or socialize him and he grew into an adolescent hooligan. They are all great dogs. Yvette and Dave do wonderful work and the bus is vital to transport dogs to their adoptive homes.