Save Sick, Injured and Abused Homeless Pets!

Thank you so much for your support of the Petfinder Foundation's Emergency Medical Fund. We use donations like yours to help sick, injured and abused homeless pets every day. Here are just a few you helped us save in recent weeks:

Love
This sweet 3-year-old female Labrador mix was brought to the Humane Society of York County in South Carolina with a severe laceration around her neck from a collar that had become so deeply embedded, it nearly slit her throat. Our grant enabled her to have the surgery that saved her life. This happy girl is still waiting for her forever home; you can meet her here.

Suzie Q
A good Samaritan found Suzie Q dragging herself from under a parked car. The friendly cat had been painted purple and shot in the spine. The bullet paralyzed her hind legs. She was taken in by Second Chance Sheridan Cat Rescue in Wyoming and given intensive veterinary care with help from our grant. She continues to improve every day and can now stand for several minutes using her hind legs.

Coco
Coco was rescued from a Chicago shelter where she was just hours from being put to sleep because she'd stopped eating and grown emaciated. Thanks to our grant to Mit Liebe German Shepherd Dog Rescue in Wisconsin, Coco was treated for pneumonia, kennel cough and other ailments. The lively 13-year-old girl has since gained weight and is thriving in her loving foster home.

Arabella
Arabella was seized from a man in Hayti, Missouri, by the Hayti Police Department when they found her in poor condition. She had been dragged behind a vehicle, her wounds left untreated and severely infected. She was malnourished, anemic, covered in fleas, and had open wounds on both back paws and her legs, some down to the bone. She could barely stand on her legs. Our grant helped Caruthersville Humane Society in Missouri get her treatment and place her in a loving forever home.

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