Community Corner ‘Life-Saving Mission’: LI Pet Sanctuary Fundraises For New Rescue Home A pet sanctuary on Long Island is raising funds to build a new rescue home to save the lives of abandoned animals.
Community members can help animals in need. (Shutterstock)
SAYVILLE, NY — A Long Island animal sanctuary that saves the lives of countless abandoned pets is aiming to build a new rescue home to help more animals.
Carol’s Senior Pet Sanctuary, a no-kill, non-profit shelter located in Sayville, has provided a safe and loving environment for dogs who have been abandoned, abused, or neglected, since 2013. Owner Michael Genovesi has taken animals from all over, even as far as Mexico. After years of successfully saving so many lives with limited sources and space, Genovesi has created a GoFundMe with the goal of building a state-of-the-art rescue space to house more animals and enhance medical services, among many other things.
On the GoFundMe page, Genovesi wrote:
