Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida

by SAVE A PET FLORIDA, INC.
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida
Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida

Project Report | Dec 1, 2020
Thank You!

By Kathy Wells | Project Leader

Armani
Armani

From all of us volunteering here at Save A Pet Florida, we extend a big thank you for your generous donations. Without your help we would be unable to save the lives of animals that would otherwise be euthanized.

Each day we receive phone calls and emails from anxious pet owners who cannot afford to treat their pet's injury or sickness, especially this year with so many people unemployed. In addition to helping with medical care for privately owned pets, we also rescue injured dogs from our high-kill county animal shelters. Many of these dogs come to us with bladder stones, broken legs, fractured pelvis or other injury / sickness. We spare no expense to give them the care they need.

Armani a senior Schnauzer was found tied to a tree, abandoned by his owner and had a deep laceration around his chest from the rope he was tied with. We treated his injury, helped him overcome his fear of humans and placed him in a forever home.

Bambi came from a high kill shelter. A piece of his ear was missing along with many teeth. We believe he may have been attacked by another dog. Bambi is a special dog despite the trauma he suffered.

Chelsea's owner reached out to us for financial aid. Chelsea was diagnosed with bladder stones and her owner couldn't afford the surgery. We paid a portion of the bill to the vet clinic to enable Chelsea to have the surgery.

Coco was surrendered to a high kill shelter because his owner could not afford to treat him. Coco came to us from the shelter with a large tumor in his jaw and bottom lip. It was diagnosed as cancer. We placed Coco in a hospice home where he is still thriving one year later.

Daisy and Gracie came to us from a shelter in Ft Lauderdale, FL.  They were found as strays and had mange from their head to their tail. We treated them and found them forever homes.

We are very grateful to have your support and ask that you continue to help us to care for innocent animals.

Bambi
Bambi
Chelsea
Chelsea
Coco
Coco
Daisy
Daisy
Gracie
Gracie
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SAVE A PET FLORIDA, INC.

Location: Palm Beach, FL - USA
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SAVE A PET FLORIDA, INC.
Kathleen Wells
Project Leader:
Kathleen Wells
Palm Beach , FL United States

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