Here are just a few of the special dogs your donations have helped:
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During Levi’s exam, our vet discovered a tiny lump the size of a green pea on her right ear.
To our shock and dismay, further investigation revealed our sweet, 11 month old puppy had mass cell cancer.
To save Levi’s life, we amputated her ear. Levi's surgery was successful and she has a 90% chance of never suffering another recurrence.
She was adopted by a loving family who doesn't mind at all that their happy, loving, energetic girl is missing one ear.
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Benny’s foster mom was concerned that the end of his tail was bleeding and brought him to our vet. Our vet shaved
the region and discovered that a rubber band had been tied around the tail and had been there so long that several
inches of his tail had atrophied and needed to be amputated. Benny recovered wonderfully from his surgery, and is now
enjoying his "happily ever after" in his new forever home.
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Callie waited for months for a family to pick her. This gentle, calm girl was used for breeding before being rescued
by All Dog Rescue, and as a result her tummy was very saggy and some people didn’t give her a chance because she wasn’t
“perfect.” A wonderful couple met Callie and fell in love, but before she could be adopted Callie developed a hernia.
Her hernia was successfully repaired, and this lucky girl had the joy of recovering in her new forever home.
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Nelson was picked up as a stray, and from his condition we guess that this poor little guy had to fend for himself.
Our vet diagnosed Nelson with dental disease that required teeth cleaning. We normally do our spays and neuters
at a low-cost mobile clinic, but Nelson’s neuter would be complicated due to an undescended testicle so we
decided to do the surgery at the same time as his teeth cleaning. Indeed, the vet had to go through Nelson’s abdomen to
complete the neuter procedure. Nelson recovered swiftly and is currently living lavishly with his new family.
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