Save 50 Animals A Month From Euthanasia In Florida

Dogs and cats are surrendered to local animal pounds every day. But lately it's been in mass numbers, especially throughout Florida. The "stay-at-home" situation created by Covid in 2020 & 2021 prompted people to adopt a pet. Many of those pets were puppies that didn't receive proper training due to mandated shut-downs. The puppy grew up into an unruly dog and unfortunatley was either abandoned or surrendered to a local pound when their owner returned to work.

Many Floridians have been forced to move due to skyrocketing housing costs. People have had to chose between paying their rent or feeding their beloved pet. Many are forced to down-size into a tiny apartment that doesn't allow pets. Those families and pets are severly traumatized when they must part, it is heartbreaking. Therefore our volunteers have been very busy saving as many animals as we can.

Below are some of the animal lives we have saved during the past 3 months.

Coco & Pichincha - Sweet mother-daughter pair are 5 and 7 year old terrier-chihuahua mixes that were  surrendered to a high kill facility. They were subject to euthanasia due to space constrictions.

Cabo - This sweet boy was abandoned at a dog park, he was found hiding in the bushes. He's apprx 1 to 1.5 years old and is now happily residing in one of our foster homes.

Peyton - Beautiful 15 month old Black Lab mix, owner surrrendered due to his family moving overseas.

Maui - A 3.5 yr old male Australian Shepherd, owner surrendered due to a family member's allergies.

Zeus - A 9 month old Aussie Doodle that was owner surrendered due to puppy behavior issues caused by lack of training.

Champagne - A 5 year old 15 lb terrier/chihuahua mix whose owner moved out of state and couldn't take him.

Chloe & Callie - Gorgeous senior cats whose owner had an untimely death.

There are many other stories we would love to share with all our supporters. We appreciate your donations very much, without you we could not save these animals.