Welcome To Koda's Legacy!

 

 

Welcome To Koda's Legacy!

 

 

We are a family of 3 humans that live in seperate houses,

6 dogs ( Rottweiler Koda, Pit Bull/ Lab mix Skoobers,

Shih Tzu Myka, Shih Tzu Mercedes, Shih Tzu Bentley, Yorkie Toby),

3 cats (Issac Newton, Leonette and Lucy Lou),

and 2 guinea pigs (Diesel and Jelly Bean.)

We love all of our furbabies immensely and

will do everything within our power to

make sure that they have an

awesome quality of life.

Koda and Skoobers do not wear collars or

harnesses unless they are leaving the yard

with us, for we do not own them.

We are very giving people and we view

our animals as family not possessions.

We believe that our animals are free

spirited and are equal to us.

Our furbabies live in the house with us,

sleep with us and they sleep on our couches.

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We know first hand how it is to have an

animal that has chronic medical issues

and to be financially strapped. ​

You feel like your hands are tied and you

have no place to turn, thoughts start to run

rampant through your mind on how to get

medical care for your loved one.

We have always been fortunate to be able to

afford all of Koda's medical needs even

being financially strapped at times.

This is not the case for most people.

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We are very giving people who came up with

the idea to honor our boy Koda with a legacy

that is different than most organizations

assisting people financially for their animals

Koda's Legacy is being designed around Koda,

and Koda's needs. We realize that situations

will differ with different medical conditions

that arise, but the outcome is still the same:

"We want our babies healthy

and to have a quality of life."

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We are a small organization that is

NOT non-profit 501(c)3 yet, but we

are working diligently to become one.

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Koda's Legacy was founded in 2012

because of an unstable economy to

which families are making a choice of

either euthanization or reliquishing their

pet up to a shelter because of their

financial situations they can no longer

afford health care for their beloved pet.

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The largest percentage of donations go to veterinary

care, although there is a small operating cost,

(example: bank fees, website) We are strictly

volunteers and do not get paid for our time.

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We are not veterinarians nor are we vet technicians,

we will no give medical advice of any form.

 

Please join us in the weeks, months and

years ahead as we try to help as many

animals as we can live a long and

healthy life with their families!