By Kathy Wells | Project Leader
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 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.
Addie is a one year old Beagle that was hit by a car and sustained a fracture near her right hip joint. Her owner was very distraught because she couldn't afford $900.00 to repair the fracture.
Kilo is a sweet 7 year old boy that was emaciated when he was brought to us. He weighed only 34 pounds, had multiple bite wounds and a fractured leg. Our amazing vets went to work on Kilo and in 2 months he was fully recovered.
Rebel had a mass on his neck and in his abdomen, he also had blood in his urine. His owner could not afford the surgeries which were several thousand dollars.
Mandy had an open bleeding nipple due to birthing too many puppies. We assisted her owner with surgery and sterilization of Mandy. Several mammary masses were also found and removed during surgery.
Rex is a 6 year old dog that is heartworm positive which is very expensive to treat. If left untreated, Rex could die. His owner reached out to us for financial assistance and Rex recovered very well.
Your donations enabled us to provide funding for veterinary care to these pets and many other sick and injured companion animals during the past 3 months. We are very grateful to each one of you!
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