The Royal Potcake Rescue is a heartwarming story of community coming together to save these adorable dogs.
The Royal Potcake Rescue was sparked by a devastating hurricane that hit the Bahamas in 2019, leaving many animals in need of care.
Volunteers from around the world rallied to help, with some even traveling to the Bahamas to assist with rescue efforts.
One of the key factors that made the Royal Potcake Rescue so successful was the collaboration between local organizations and international aid groups.
The local community played a crucial role in the rescue efforts, with many residents opening their homes and hearts to the displaced dogs.
What We Do
We help stray Potcakes in the Bahamas by providing funds for the Abaco Shelter and the Royal Potcake Rescue. We raise money through the sale of shirts and other items.
The money we raise goes towards feeding puppies in shelters, funding transport for puppies to be adopted in the United States and Canada, and funding spay and neuter clinics for wild Potcakes in the Bahamas.
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Potcakes are amazing dogs, known for being loyal, smart, and lovable. They make great listeners and are a lovely addition to any family.
There are thousands of stray Potcakes in the Bahamas, with an estimated 6-8,000 on the island of Nassau alone. This is a serious problem that requires our help.
We've had success in the past, like last summer when we helped transport a five-week-old Potcake named Mango from the island of Great Abaco to a new home. Now, Mango is turning 1 and thriving.
Our goal is to raise a little over $500 through the sale of 50 shirts, which will help us continue our work with the Royal Potcake Rescue.
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About This Campaign
The Royal Potcake Rescue is a vital organization that helps potcakes in the Bahamas.
The money raised through the sale of shirts will go towards helping potcakes in the Bahamas by providing funds for the Abaco Shelter and the Royal Potcake Rescue.
Potcakes are incredible, loyal, and smart dogs, known for being lovable, silly, and mischievous.
There are thousands of stray potcakes in the Bahamas, with an estimated 6-8,000 on the island of Nassau alone.
The Royal Potcake Rescue aims to fund spaying, neutering, transportation, and food for the strays at the shelters.
Last summer, Hannah accidentally fell in love with a five-week-old potcake named Mango, whom she later adopted.
It's estimated that the sale of 50 shirts can raise around $500 to help potcakes, promote adoption, and support the rescue efforts.
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