Angel Fund
Meet our current Angel Fund pets.
This little shih-tzu mix puppy has a broken front leg that requires a complicated surgery and a lengthy recovery period.
Estimated Treatment Cost: $4,500
This brave boy was dumped in a trash bag filled with chemical solvent and found in the nick of time.
Estimated Treatment Cost: $1,000
UPDATE: Lars has been adopted and is now enjoying his days getting spoiled! He lives with a kitty brother who he can play with while he continues to gain his confidence back.
This energetic 4-month old lab-mix has a broken rear leg that may still require surgery.
Estimated Treatment Cost: $1,000
This handsome gent is heartworm positive and will undergo difficult treatment and extended care before he can find his forever home.
Estimated Treatment Cost: $800
This adorable gal is currently in a foster home while she undergoes challenging treatment for heartworm.
Estimated Treatment Cost: $800
UPDATE: Heartworm is a serious condition and its treatment can be very dangerous. It is with a heavy heart that we must inform you that Judy did not survive complications with her treatment.
Our sweet brindle boy can’t catch a break. After a two day hospital stay last week, yesterday he needed an emergency foreign body removal surgery.
Estimated Treatment Cost: $2,500
UPDATE: Tusken is staying with his foster family during recovery. He is available for adoption right now!
Our professional staff tends to the needs of every animal that enters our shelter. These animals receive the care they need, including critical attention, if required.
Unfortunately, treatment costs for animals suffering from heartworm disease, broken bones, unexpected illnesses, emergency surgeries or just needing extra support due to cruelty and neglect can become expensive quickly.
Give animals the chance to be healthy, happy, and in forever homes by donating to our Angel Fund.
The Angel Fund acts as a money reserve for the animals that enter our shelter in dire need of tender love and medical attention. Your donation not only helps the animals currently in our care, but also creates lifesaving options for any future paws that walk through our doors.
