Before they come to us our animals experience incredible hardship so they frequently require special care, including extensive surgery, specialty veterinary care, and physical or emotional rehabilitation. For most of our animals, that recovery occurs in a foster home where they can be supported by loving people while they complete their veterinary follow-ups and learn to trust. Below are the animals currently under the supervision of a veterinarian or recovering in a foster home.
P.S. – Foster homes are always needed. If you are interested in fostering, please see our information about fostering here.
Puck and Oberon –
These two kittens were thrown over a 6 foot fence in a box. Puck has a massive hernia. Surgery on Puck to repair the hernia will be as soon as he hits 5 pounds. He will have a much better chance of survival at this weight. Meanwhile Puck and his brother Oberon are being spoiled by their amazing fosters
Keanu –
His leg was caught in a steel trap and had to be amputated. But, he adjusted quickly and is a happy playful boy waiting for his forever home.
Bluebell –
This girl came to us emaciated with a body scale of 1 out of 9, she was covered with fleas! Bluebell is on a very strict feeding schedule. She is being fed small amounts, several times a day. Her poor little body needs to be reintroduced to food.
Colt –
Colt was found lifeless, on the side of the road in a rural area.
He has demodectic and sarcoptic mange. He is only 4 pounds and between 7 – 8 weeks old. We were told that his growth most likely was stunted because of the degree of neglect he has suffered. He is in quarantine and is being treated for these conditions. This sweet baby just wants to be held….
Leo –
This tiny 8.9 ounce kitten was found unconscious by himself. He has since regained consciousness , but his mobility is not normal. He is only 3 weeks old and is being bottle fed by his amazing foster mom. We will know more as the days progress.
Hawthorne –
Hawthorne had a large testicular tumor removed. He is also being treated for Babesiosis (a tick borne disease that affects red blood cells). This sweet baby has joined our Hospice program where he will have a chance to love and be loved in return!
Havarti –
This kitten came in with horrible burns on his back feet and tail, a portion of his tail is gone. His wounds are being treated and his bandages are changed often. Even with all he has suffered, he has a playful personality. He is recovering in a wonderful foster home.
Bugatti –
This girl was rescued, along with her siblings, from an overcrowded shelter. They were all extremely thin and fearful. They are going one by one to a professional trainer to help them overcome their fears and learn to trust again.
Bentley –
This boy was rescued, along with his siblings, from an overcrowded shelter. They were all extremely thin and fearful. They are going one by one to a professional trainer to help them overcome their fears and learn to trust again.
Mercedes –
This girl was rescued, along with her siblings, from an overcrowded shelter. They were all extremely thin and fearful. They are going one by one to a professional trainer to help them overcome their fears and learn to trust again.
Porsche –
This girl was rescued, along with her siblings, from an overcrowded shelter. They were all extremely thin and fearful. They are going one by one to a professional trainer to help them overcome their fears and learn to trust again.
Royce –
This boy was rescued, along with his siblings, from an overcrowded shelter. They were all extremely thin and fearful. They are going one by one to a professional trainer to help them overcome their fears and learn to trust again.
Daktari –
This sweet boy was found badly injured with a collar that had tape wrapped around it that said “Free Dog”. He is now in the hands of the best specialty vets in this area! He will always know love and compassion from this point on!
Randy –
Our boy who was found with large lacerations by his eye, neck, body and tail (that is also fractured), is sending along LOTS of kisses to everyone who loves him! His eye continues to be watched very closely, he may still need more surgeries, which could include the likely amputation of his fractured tail.
Chewbaca –
The future continues to look brighter for this guy! They have reconstructed his nasal passages, but some teeth were lost and more surgery may be required. Chewbacca is a sweetheart; he nuzzles and loves to be cuddled.
Sage –
This min pin came to us nearly starved to death. Now after treatment, nutrition and care, Sage is ready to play and enjoy life as she continues to heal in her
foster home.
Treasure –
Treasure is in our Hospice program and is thriving with love and veterinary care.