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always had the dream to open an animal sanctuary. As
a child, Peggy was the kind who would allow dogs to follow
her home from school. Animals who lost their way
seemed to know exactly where little Peggy lived. Animals seem to have a
special radar for these kind of people. This started the love for
displaced animals.
As Peggy grew up and found love with a 2 legged animal, Paul, it
seemed theirs was a match made in Heaven. After raising their
4 children, in 1996 Paul and Peggy officially opened the doors of PauPeg |
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Homes, Inc., a non-profit
organization. Sadly, in 2002, Paul passed away.
Since
Peggy was completely committed to the sanctuary, she sold their home
to get money to buy enough land to house the sanctuary.
Today her dream continues, and Peggy has purchased property for the
sanctuary called Indian Creek. The sanctuary is beautiful...
There are pastures for the horses, and enough grass for Timmy the goat and
Petunia the Pig to be as content as they come.
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Mission
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purposes for which the corporation is organized are to help provide
homes, medical care, and a stable environment for neglected, abused,
or unwanted animals. |
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Board of
Directors |
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Director
Peggy Faunt |
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President
Diane Keel & Sham (Adopted from a rescue)
Toledo, OH
indiancreeksanctuary@buckeye-express.com
Diane first became involved with rescue in 1997 and was a
foster parent for Boxer Rescue until 1999. She then was
involved with an equine rescue from 2000 - 2001. She is a firm
supporter in animal rescue, along with being an animal lover. |
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Secretary
Mary Brown
Mary is a full time vet assistant, who donates her time with
health related issues and grooming our dogs. |
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Treasurer
Marie Hines
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Adoption Event Coordinator
Michelle Braden
Lambertville, MI
Michelle is a surgical nurse and in her spare time she helps
with fostering and coordinating Adoption Events. Her specialty
is giant breed dogs. |
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