By Kathy Wells | President
Your donations are vital in enabling us to provide funding for veterinary care to many sick and injured companion animals. Helping senior citizens and low income households with financial aid when their pet becomes sick or injured is critical to the life or death of their pet. We will negotiate a fair price with the treating veterinarian and pay a portion of the bill to the vet. Many senior citizens are living month to month on a meager social security income and can't afford the veterinary care their pet needs. Your contributions helped these beloved pets get the medical care they needed so their owners did not have to choose euthanasia.
Pictured are Lola a 5 year old cat who needed Cystotomy surgery due to a blocked bladder and inability to urinate, Piper a 6 year old Bully/Staff mix that needed surgery for a growth on her neck, Ralo a 7 year old Lab mix who suffered a shattered leg after being hit by a car and Mimi a 9 year old Chihuahua experiencing accute vommitting from ingesting a foreign object.
Additional pets we provided aid to include Frankie a 4 year old Tabby Cat requiring surgery for bladder stones, Nellie a 7 year old Beagle mix suffering from a torn ligament, Sarah an 8 year old Lab/Pit mix requiring surgery to remove a tumor on her paw, Lexi an 8 year old Cockapoo requiring bladder surgery, Bruno a 1 year old Pitbull with a fractured femur, Leo a 4 year old Pomeranian requiring hospitalization for pneumonia, Rico an 11 year old Rat Terrier who needed dental surgery to remove a tumor, Luciano a 4 year old mixed breed dog who needed a series of Cytopoint antibody injections to treat a skin infection, Teddy a 9 year old Golden Doodle who required a hematology test and exrays to check for lymphoma, Toby an 8 year old German Shephard who was treated with a series of acupuncture for a hip injury, Marley a 10 year old Terrier whose toe had to be amputated. There are many more dogs and cats that we helped with Veterinary care over the last 4 months.
We get so many calls every day from desperate people asking for financial aid that it breaks our hearts. They are often crying because their pet is very ill and they don't have the money for the Veterinary care. We extend financial aid to as many as we can because we don't want to see pet owners euthanize their pet just because they can't afford the medical care their pet needs. This is why your financial support of our project is so vital. We are very grateful to all of you who have supported our mission.
By Kathy Wells | President
By Kathy Wells | President
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