Provide Vet Care to Abandoned Animals

The world of animal rescue never stops and rarely seems to slow down. Each and every day we are faced with a new challenge or a new animal in need of our help. 

Recently, we were introduced to Ruffles. Her story is one of the saddest ones we've seen lately. At just 12 weeks old, Ruffles was placed into a trash dumpster in the parking lot of an auto parts store and left to die in the Mississippi heat. An employee of the store was taking out the trash and happened to find Ruffles in the dumpster. If not for this guardian angel, Ruffles' story may have had a different outcome.

Ruffles is now in our care and has been seen by a veterinarian. She has received standard veterinary care as well as treatment for her condition. Ruffles has been diagnosed with demodectic mange, which is treatable, but has a slow recovery. Ruffles is doing much better since we first took her into our care and her fur is starting to grow back! She even has a potential adopter hoping to bring her home soon!

Without your support, we would not be able to help animals like Ruffles. Your donations help supply our organization with food, medication, and other daily supplies. Your donations help to fund spay and neuter surgeries, preventive treatments, and other procedures. The animals we are able to help would not make it far on the road to recovery without YOU, and we thank you tremendously for continuing to provide for our mission.

We appreciate your unwavering support and remind you to stay strong and spread kindness each and every day.

Hello from the team at East Mississippi Animal Rescue! We hope everyone is having a great start to the new year. Things here at the rescue are business as usual.

We thought that today, we would tell you about Tiger, one of the many animals that your donations have helped us provide care to recently. Tiger was located in a shelter and was at risk of euthanasia due to his medical condition. Tiger displayed some skin issues which required special care. We recognized this as an issue that our veterinarian could treat, so we paid the fee to pull Tiger from the shelter.

Thanks to your donations and support, Tiger is now receiving medication to treat his skin condition. He also tested positive for heartworm disease; this has been successfully treated and he is on his way to feeling much better.

Tiger is currently hoping to find his forever home. If you or someone you know is interested in adoption Tiger or another animal from out shelter, please reach out to us to initiate the pre-adoption process.

We appreciate your support that has helped us reach the point we are at today. We look forward to your continued support as we continue to work towards our mission each and every day.