Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida

Your donations enabled us to provide funding for veterinary care to many sick and injured companion animals during the past 3 months. 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 pet owners did not have to choose euthanasia.

Pictured are: Cane a 3 year old Pit Bull requiring surgery for a luxating patella, China a 5 year old Llasa Apso that needed surgery for a torn ACL, Bianca a 4 year old American Bulldog that needed surgery for Pyometra-an infection of the uterus, Bella a 5 year old Papillion mix that needed a rear leg amputated and Chico a 7 year old Chihuahua hospitalized for hemhoragic gastroenteritis.

Additional animals saved with your donations include Pebbles a 5 month old Chihuahua/Shih Tzu mix who required exploratory surgery because she ate a piece of glass, Marley an 8 year old Lab mix that needed a mass removed, Shorty a 9 year old Corgi that had surgery to remove a mammory tumor, Tip a 12 year old American Eskimo the required surgery for pyometra, Maddy an 11 year old Elkhound that needed surgery to remove a tumor on her back, Bella a 1 year old Pit Bull that needed emergency surgery after being attacked by 2 other dogs, Chewey a 2 year old Pit Bull that required surgery to remove bladder stones. These are just a few of the many pets that are still alive thanks to your help. We are very grateful for your continued support of our life-saving work.