Dogs waiting for a person
Some dogs arrive scared, hurt, or just plain confused. Nevins Farm gives them medical care, training, and time until the right family shows up.
Charlie's promise30% of profits
30% of profits
go to the animals
Every slime, rock, and tee helps dogs, cats, and farm animals at the MSPCA at Nevins Farm.
Donations go straight to the MSPCA — Charlie's Weird Imagination never handles that money.
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Donations go straight to the MSPCA at Nevins Farm — Charlie's Weird Imagination never handles that money.
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Cats who need a warm spot
Kittens, seniors, shy ones hiding in the back of the cage — every one of them deserves a window, a nap, and someone who talks to them.
Farm animals too
Nevins Farm is one of the few shelters in New England that also takes in horses, goats, rabbits, chickens, and other animals nobody else can help.
Why this matters to Charlie
Animals can't ask for help. They can't explain that they're hungry, or hurt, or that the only home they ever knew is gone. Somebody has to speak up for them — so Charlie decided that somebody could be her.
The MSPCA at Nevins Farm in Methuen, Massachusetts (up near Lawrence) takes in thousands of animals every year: dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, horses, goats, and birds. They pay for surgeries, vaccines, food, and training, and they keep going until each animal finds a family. That costs real money, every single day.
So 30% of the profit from everything Charlie sells — slimes, painted rocks, lemonade, tees — goes to Nevins Farm. Buying something weird and fun here means a scared dog gets one more day of care, and a shy cat gets one more chance at a window seat.
Other ways to help: adopt instead of shopping for a pet, foster an animal while it waits, or drop off towels, blankets, and food at the shelter.