Animation for Film

I am a writer and filmmaker in the post-production process of my film and need the help of an animator. The problem might be the time as the deadline would be very tight. My film is to screen at The Bloor Cinema on June 4th. I don't really require anything too complex, but I understand that not much time is left. Just to give you a little bit more info, the film is called Close The Door. It is a poetic magic-realist film portrait about an elderly couple living in their war-damaged house in Bosnia. It is about finding oneself close to something not existing. Everyday life is happening where seemingly nothing much happens. There is routine—time is marked and splits the day into segments. Yet time cannot stay confined for long. Once memory and the remembrance of loss, longing, sorrow and love are introduced, time is different. Basically it asks the question how we can move on from our past. The animation would be of a dog and of time passing. There is this dog that barks every once in a while in my film and at the end my grandfather says that the dog keeps crying. I ask him why crying and he states that it is because his owners left him and he knows he is crying because he used to be quiet and now sometimes he barks for days and days..... Windows are a big motif in my film as a grenade fell close to the window and shattered all of them...my grandaprents were sitting there only a few minutes before the grenade fell and if they had stayed sitting there, they would have been dead... I imagine the animation as a simple, sketch kind of look...with a very selective colour scheme...or possibly even black and white.. Thanks for your time and hope to hear from you Natasha