All Pearls Animal Rescue

Angel has been showing some concerning symptoms and will be going to the vet ASAP. We do not believe there is anything life-threatening going on at this time and she is otherwise healthy and functioning. Just the visit will be $205, and any tests will be extra. This girl has been by far our most expensive resident, because she came to us in by far the worst condition we have seen. Any donation towards her vet bills & care is greatly appreciated.
❤️ Venmo:
❤️ CashApp: $allpearlsAR
❤️ Zelle: [email protected]
❤️ PayPal: [email protected]

Angel ❤️

We are running low on hay! $18 buys us a 2 string bale of coastal that lasts Angel & our other 5 current hay eating residents a couple months. Or, send us hay directly from our wishlists:
Chewy: https://www.chewy.com/g/all-pearls-animal-rescue_b112254553

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3PVGD4X0H1GUK?ref_=wl_share
❤️ Venmo:
❤️ CashApp: $allpearlsAR
❤️ Zelle: [email protected]
❤️ PayPal: [email protected]

Attention all gardeners! All Pearls is launching a new compost program. In addition to loving and caring for animals, we also believe in sustainability, which is why we compost waste from our critters + our house & yard. It goes back into our yard and garden, and helps to grow food for our animals. We are now giving our compost to the public! Here's how it works:
1. Message us to schedule a pick up time: we are located in Corinth, TX.
2. Bring ANY container(s) to fill up with compost. Buckets, bins, wheelbarrows, trash cans, barrels.
3. We will measure your container(s) to calculate the volume. We ask for a $1 donation per gallon: 100% of this donation will go directly back it into the rescue, to help care for the animals that create the compost!
4. Fill up your container(s) and enjoy!
Most of our compost is UNFINISHED, but due to the composition, it can still be used in direct and semi-direct ways. We use it in dead/poor drainage spots of our yard, and we mix it with soil to fill pots + planters. Of course you can also just dump it into your own compost bin to give it a boost or improve the green/brown balance!

The big wooden bin is mostly hay, guinea pig & rabbit p**p, and rabbit litter(zeolite and pine pellets). There are also yard scraps(grass clippings, leaves, miscellaneous plant debris) and kitchen scraps(fruits, vegetables, coffee grounds, egg shells). Everything is pesticide and fertilizer free, and the kitchen scraps are raw + unseasoned.

The trash can is 100% hay, p**p, and litter, mostly hay. It was started(and filled) recently so very unfinished.