Home   Contact Us    Site Map


How to Help

Foster Information

Friends of Bassets

Curley Tracey Cancer Fund

General Donations

Volunteer

The Curley Tracey Cancer Fund

This fund was established on behalf of Curley Tracey may he rest in peace. Some of you may have known Curley from seeing him with his family, The Tracey's at rescue events. Others of you may have met him at his home when you came to meet and/or adopt fosters.

Though he wasn't a Basset Hound (Black Lab/Rottie) he had been a loyal and loving friend to all the Bassets who lived with him over the years, and who have passed through his home while waiting for a new forever home. Because Curley was older he spent a lot of time helping to nurture, care and love Colonial's rescued Bassets. He help them to feel welcome when they were between homes. He also played with them and taught them manners.

Curley was diagnosed with Cancer in late September 2006. The Cancer he had was treatable with Chemotherapy. Cancer treatments are very expensive and can create a financial burden for families who's pets have become victims of Cancer.

Some members of Colonial have decided to start a new fund for canines that become victims of Cancer to help their families pay for treatments. To make a donation to this fund, please make your check payable to The Curley Tracey Cancer Fund and mail to:

The Curley Tracey Cancer Fund
c/o Mayflower Bank
30 South Main Street
Middleboro, MA 02346

Your donation will help dogs in need of cancer treatments.

RIP Curley Tracey 12/29/96 - 10/4/06

Also help Boudreaux

He is a basset in need or surgery and his family needs help to raise funds to pay for it. Find out how to help

 

Bassets

Helpful Resources

- Adoption Process

- Adoption Application

- Contact CBHR Director

- Order Checks from Checks Your Way and help CBHR


CBHR webmail | Privacy Policy | 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation | Webmaster
About CBHR | News & Events | Available Hounds | How to Help | Resources | Store

Copyright 2006 - Designed by grey Dog design and V&V Design