Making shelter dogs with medical needs much more adoptable

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Your monthly contribution lets us say yes to dogs with immediate needs, and provides the steady financing needed to help even more dogs.

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Make a one time donation in your own name or in honor of someone else. Your contribution will go directly to helping dogs in need.

Dogs who need your support

Dogs who need your support

Contributions So Far:

$3,630

Goal:

$4,000

Number of Donations:

115

Jingle was found after a hit-and-run, unable to walk with severe injuries to his front leg. He was rushed to an emergency vet, where doctors determined his leg could not be saved. Once he’s strong enough, Jingle will undergo an amputation so he can live pain-free.

Contributions So Far:

$2,755

Goal:

$3,700

Number of Donations:

91

Romina was found lifeless outside a swap meet in Mexico. She required an amputation, removal of multiple masses, and a patellar procedure. Despite her overwhelming medical challenges, she's landed in a home with a loving family.

Contributions So Far:

$2,199

Goal:

$4,000

Number of Donations:

44

Lassie was surrendered when his owner passed away. He has several benign masses, dental disease, a heart murmur, and a bit of a weight problem ;-), all requiring treatment and ongoing care.

The Bridge Babies

Contributions So Far:

$949

Goal:

$3,200

Number of Donations:

18

This is the Bridge Litter. Large-breed puppies often have a tougher time getting adopted, so we want to make sure all 8 of them receive basic training classes to set them up for a lifetime of success with their future adopters.

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Dogs who we've already helped

Dogs who we've already helped

Progress: 100%

Whoopie entered the rescue’s care after living in a home with 25 other dogs. She had a large mammary mass that had ulcerated and was showing signs of infection. It was promptly removed and biopsied, which showed it was a low-grade cancer that is unlikely to recur thanks to surgery.

Progress: 100%

This is Bonnie. She was found in the San Bernardino desert with deep facial wounds. Exams revealed many rotten and broken teeth, requiring extensive dental work. Reasonably shy around strangers at first, she quickly becomes a total softy.

Progress: 100%

This is Locksley, a 7-week-old puppy who was found hiding under a couch after his owner passed away. He was malnourished and suffering from multiple injuries and infections, requiring several nights of hospitalization for fluids and antibiotics.

Progress: 100%

Denver was hit by a car, leaving her with multiple broken bones in her back leg. Due to the extent of her injuries, she was at immediate risk for euthanasia. She needs surgery as soon as possible so she can walk comfortably again.

Progress: 100%

Copper was found as a stray suffering from heartworm disease and will require ongoing injections, medication, and X-rays over the next several months to recover. His rescue shared that, despite his size, he really wants to be a lap dog. As soon as you sit down, he’ll try to crawl into your lap and "lick your face off."

Progress: 100%

This is Deja. She was found as a stray battling heartworm disease. She will need ongoing injections, medications, and x-rays over the next several months to fully recover.

Progress: 100%

Kevin was found with broken teeth, heartworm, a skin infection, and several other medical problems. Despite that, he is a complete joy to be with and loves nothing more than spending the day cuddling on the couch.

Progress: 100%

DeeDee was found as a stray puppy battling heartworm disease and will need ongoing medical care over the next several months. She’s shy at first but becomes incredibly affectionate once she feels safe.

Progress: 100%

Scarlett was found as a stray with severe leg wounds requiring weeks of bandage changes. Even though she loves everyone, she needs behavioral support to learn her manners and find her family.

Progress: 100%

Angelica was found living under a house in Puerto Rico with a litter of newborn puppies. She and her pups were brought to the US so she could have surgery to remove an unusual large tuft of hair from her eyelid that would damage her eye if not treated.

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