Animal Welfare Network
Justspay@aol.com
Australian Shepherd
Size: Medium
Age: Young
Gender: Male
ID: http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7890722
Notes: Noah is a blind. A very sweet puppy, approximately 3 to 4 months old. She was abandoned where I work. Must provide veterinarian reference and allow home visit. Spay/neuter fee of $65.00. Fenced yard required. NO EXCEPTIONS. Contact Jean
http://www.petfinder.com/pet.cgi?action=2&pet=8038418
Hoppy is at Dr. Derricksons under Jan Dacci's account. If you can help Hoppy, please call Dr. D's office, info in listing, or use Hoppy's special paypal buttons in his listing. Contact Jan, in the cc, if you can take Hoppy after he is better.
Jan says: "The state police called about a large beagle that had been hit by a car on I-64. A couple said he was lying in the middle of the road and unable to get up. They stopped and picked him up and took him to the state police, who then called me. Both his left legs are broken and I'll know Monday if his rear leg can be repaired with pins, or needs to be amputated. Hopefully the front leg can be repaired with a splint."
**I am so grateful these kind people stopped in their travels to pick Hoppy up, and got him to the state police! No telling how many people drove right by and never gave a second glance at this poor suffering creature.**
For information contact:
Rowan County Dog Pound
305 Bullfork Road
Morehead, KY 40351
606- 784- 4930
Permission to cross post!
She was dropped off at the shelter by her owners who could not afford her care, we were contacted on Friday afternoon. One of our volunteers left our Dog Walk Fundraiser early on Saturday to drive to Orange County before the shelter closed.
She arrived here on Saturday night, apparently in pain from a leg that was broken on either Wednesday or Thursday prior to being dumped at the shelter.
Off to our vet she went on Monday morning but our vet could only administer medication to ease her pain with a recommendation to see a specialist, which she did this afternoon thanks to another volunteer who just dropped her off in West Los Angeles.
Here's where you come in...
Diva is having emergency orthopedic surgery TOMORROW MORNING.
Estimate on surgery is no higher than $2500
Supplements are $80 per month
She has a chance to be a normal, playful puppy again and not suffer any longer.
Please consider donating anything you can, pass this along to your friends, coworkers, neighbors and see if we can raise enough money to help Diva, who is super sweet, affectionate and so deserving of our help. We've got the passion, we've got the love and will give her the best care we can, where we are short is the funds.
Three Ways to Donate,
call 818-841-0671, Tazzy Animal Rescue Fund
PayPal at tazzyfund@yahoo.com
or go to this site and click on "donate now" at www.tazzyfund.org
Video taken on Diva today on her way to LA:
http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w215/CritterCrossings/?action=view¤t=Picture1184.flv
Thank you for anything you can do and thank you to those of you who've donated so far!
--
Julie Klingsberg
Founder, President
Critter Crossings Corp.
EIN#20-4269918, Registered 501c3 Public Charity
"Saving just one dog won't change the world...but surely the world would change for that one dog!"
crittercrossingscorp.com
myspace.com/crittercrossings
crittercrossings.petfinder.com
From: "Julie Joseph" <cleanjust42day@msn.com>
To: kittenrescue@yahoogroups.com
CC: YEP6CATS@aol.com, lwcatmom@pacbell.net, LaBethT@animalcenter.org,
renee@petrilliconcrete.com
Subject: Urgent Scooter the Crippled Pomeraninan NEEDS HELP!!
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 17:55:35 -0800
A lady I know picked up a dog on the side of the road she thought was
dead, only to her suprise he was still alive. She took him to the vet and
found out he had a broken back. She can't afford a specialist but has been
doing some homeopathic stuff and the dog is starting to use one of his back
legs now. The women is now mentally unstable and is threatening to euthanize
him because she can't deal with him anymore.
This is a little pomeranian mix, ver loving and sweet, and believe it
or not a happy little boy. Her worker made him a cart out of pieces of a
broken stroller, and he gets around, but it is breaking and could really
benifit from a real cart for dogs. The vet has seen and believes he will in
time regain the use of his legs and walk again. He is only 1-2 years old and
they named him scooter. If anyone knows any dog rescue people I can plead
with please let me know asap! She is very unstable so time is of the
essence!!!!
Thanks, Julie 661-313-5193
For further searches go to www.petharbor.com
This animal record may be found here
This DOG - ID#A300361
I am a female, red Pomeranian mix.
My age is unknown.
I have been at the shelter since Mar 05, 2007.
For more information about this animal, call:
Louisville Metro Animal Services at (502) 361-1318
Ask for information about animal ID number A300361
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7993707
Please keep in mind this pet is currently at the
Bartow County Animal Control shelter. Unfortunately at
this time we are unable to tell you more about him/her
other than what's on the website.
This pet will be transferred to the Etoaw County Human
Society only if a serious application is received.
She will then begin medical attention (shots,
deworming, alter, etc). At that point we will be able
to tell you more about him/her and give you better
idea when he/she can go home. Please keep in mind the
whole process might take up to 10-14 days
NEED YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS TO HELP SAVE TIGER'S LIFE!
Little Terrier mix "TIGER" has not left Jim's side for 4 years. Now they might face separation forever, and Tiger might have to be euthanized.
Jim and Tiger need your help!
Jim O'Conner is a gentle man with white beard, making him look almost like Santa Claus. And that is his favorite thing to do: To make children happy during Christmas by giving out gifts as Santa Claus. Jim can only drag himself around the tiny trailer he and Tiger live in. Jim has Cerebral Palsy, a neurological disorder that appears in infancy or early childhood and permanently affect body movement and muscle coordination. Jim can't walk and has nobody to help him, to take care of himself. Only Tiger is there for him!
I have known Jim for 2 years now, he has helped out a lot in the community of Hawthorne, (Los Angeles) CA. He used to volunteer his time as a commentator at the local High School Football games. He now receives free tickets to sports games and Circus' performances, that he gives out to the children in the neighborhood.
Due to his disability and the fact that the trailer park he lives in, will be closed down shortly, Jim has been accepted into an assisted living program. They will allow him to take his little dog Tiger under certain conditions.
THIS IS WHERE WE NEED YOUR HELP: Tiger has never been walked on a leash, he pees and poops inside the trailer, he is not very socialized with people (he only loves Jim), he is not neutered and never had a bath!
WE NEED YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TO SEND TIGER TO BLUE DOG RANCH IN BURBANK, CA. Trainer David Rowe is willing to train Tiger so that he can continue to live with Jim and I will arrange for Tiger to be neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped and bathed.
The training at Blue Dog Ranch will cost $50 per day and Tiger needs to stay there for at least 2 weeks. That is $ 700! It will save Tiger's life!
Please send your tax-deductible donation to
Pacific Coast Dog Rescue
(MAILING ONLY)
1317 N. San Fernando Blvd., PMB-127
Burbank, CA 91504
Phone: (818) 701-0659
www.pcdogrescue.org
THANK YOU!
Ingrid
310 480 6030
pajade@gmx.de
www.pcdogrescue.org
"If a dog will not come to you after having looked you in the face, you should go home and examine your conscience."
-Woodrow Wilson-
From: GerHarp@aol.com
To: critters911@gmail.com ; GerHarp@aol.com
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 4:03 AM
Subject: Fwd: Deborah's Boxer Needs HELP, PLEASE!!!
Deborah is a student I met just recently. She needs help for her Boxer who has a tumor on his rib and some others that needs to be removed. She doesn't have all the funds and needs help. She's a great girl and loves her dog. She needs the help of the rescue community, if possible. I know everyone is tapped out but any amount will help this student and the love of her life, Moro. She is desperate and she would be so grateful.
Please read the attached. Any amount will help - $5, $10 anything.
Please read her story and see Moro's picture which is attached.
.
My name is Deborah Herrera and I have a male Boxer by the name Moro. I love my dog so much that it hurts me seeing him with a tumor on the side of his ribs.
Moro is seven years old and he is a healthy happy energetic dog that I know of, but my problem is that I do not have the finance to cover the expenses due to the fact that I am a full time student at Santa Monica College.
Fox Hills Animal Hospital would be the place my dog would get the surgery. His tumor has grown rapidly and it hurts me because I wish I had the money to do it. The Vet. estimated that the cost would come up to $500 and up. I have saved some but not that much and I don't see how I would do it.
Moro is my best friend I have had him since he was a puppy. He means so much to me because I saved my own money as a child to buy him. Moro had a surgery in the past with the same condition, and I paid it at first, but now it seems too hard because I don't have a job and I have a single parent.
I don't want to put him to sleep now because he is still the happiest dog and he makes me happy every time I come home from school. Please I am going through hardships at this moment and I wouldn't want to lose my best friend.
If you need to contact me at my e-mail at preciousgal58@aol.com (@aol.com) or my private number is (310) 415-8866.
Thank you.
Deborah Herrera
Fox Hills Animal Hospital
Dr. W. Girgis
5558 Sepulveda Blvd.
Culver City, Ca. 90230
They can ask for Tracy Williams.
Contact Number: (310) 397-5265
(310) 397-4883
Open: Monday-Sat. 9 am-10 pm
My full name: Deborah Herrera
Contact Number: (310) 415-8866
Pets Name: Moro Herrera
Breed: Boxer
Age: 7 years old
Moro has around three tumors but the biggest one is on his ribs, the next is on his wrist and the other one is small on his forehead. Thank you so much for helping me.
There is a very sweet blind dog in a kill shelter in NYC. I have
photos. I believe he is safe for a little while, but if someone could
foster him and help place him, I will be glad to pull him out. "No
concern" means he has no behavior issues
thanks
harriet zucker
Red Hook dog Rescue
PS I have a photo
Bandoo / blind 2 year old male stray 48lbs "no concern" . I tried
to get Bandoo out of his kennel to take his pic but he was so fearful
to step down because he could not see what was below. He also tripped
and knocked over his water pail. He is so sweet and handsome...please
help him find a great foster or permanent home. See medical notes
below.
> OD= sever swelling of globe with dense opacity entire cornea
> OD= corneal opacity to lesser degree
> mennace absent OU
> NOSF
> A blind
PLEASE CROSS POST!
Soki is a little BLIND dog who was severely injured in a house fire that completely destroyed his home. They have nothing left except precious Soki. They HAVE applied for various funds for his care, but donations are still needed as complete costs may not be covered and they have nothing, so every penny counts.
The following is a cross post from the Yahoo Blind Dogs Group.
Please help! Funds are needed for this very sad case of a companion dog, Soki, severely injured in a house fire (Read full story below). The family lost everything and donations are now urgently needed to help pay for Soki's vet bill, who is still in recovery and needing all our prayers!
Please send checks to:
Georgia Veterinary Specialists
Attn Joyce McClain
455 Abernathy Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30328
Phone 404-459-0903
**Make sure to indicate on the check that the funds are for Soki Bibins!
Please feel free to contact Sheri Bibins at sk_bibins@yahoo.com. (@yahoo.com)
Marshall Banks < mabanks@houston.rr.com
Debra, thanks for your response. my brother is coming
here sometime in the next 10 days. Your list is
overwhelming. I have contacted many on the first two
pages at least once in the past year. Some I left
messages and they never called back. One had a message
not to ask about leaving a cat. Many said they had all
the cats they could care for, like your situation right
now. I have left adoption notes at about 4 vets offices.
my vet has asked several agencies for me. Part of my
problem is I work about 90 hours per week. I just got in
at 4:30 AM this morning and I'm leaving in about 30
minutes and will be gone until about 3 AM tomorrow.
My intent with these cats when my son first found them
was to get them healthy and then find a nice home for
them. I have been "fostering" them for two years. I am
not even a cat person obviously because of my life-long
allergies to them. I really like them but simply can no
longer keep them.
I am so serious about my brother's health and preventing
him from sneezing, I am having 2700 sq.ft. of wall to
wall carpet ripped out Monday and ceramic tile
installed. But, to keep the cats even after the carpet
is gone would severely defeat the purpose of removing
the carpet in the first place. Bottom line, my brother's
health means too much to me to see it jeopardized by
keeping the cats no matter how much I like them. I have
always had the option of the SPCA, and they told me
right up front they would put the cats to sleep within
24 hours of being dropped off because no one visiting
them would be willing to adopt an adult male cat with
either a hearing or vision problem.
We all have to go to that "litter box in the sky". I
have done my best to place them but just can't devote
the energy most people could because I work so much. I
will pay dearly to see them placed in a loving home, but
I can't wait too much longer. Thanks, Marshall Banks
http://www.petfinder.com/fotos/VA126/VA126.7882913-1-x.jpg 
http://www.petfinder.com/fotos/VA126/VA126.7882913-2-x.jpg http://ruralshelterhelp.blogspot.com/
"Faith" shortly after her rescue – See attached photos for photos taken within the last several days. IF ATTACHMENT DOES NOT COME THRU PLEASE EMAIL lisakhester@bellsouth.net (@bellsouth.net) FOR LATEST PICS !!
The Georgia Partnership for Caring is asking for your help with a truly "special needs" dog.
As many of you will remember, an urgent email went several weeks ago about an extremely emaciated dog at the Murray County Animal Shelter in Chatsworth, GA that had been abandoned and left to starve to death when the owner was taken to a nursing home.
GPA agreed to take Faith (as she was named). They discovered she has motor skill impairment, spatial distortion (i.e., does not always realize how close or far objects are) and is blind in one eye. Occasionally, she falls or bumps into walls. YET, at the same time…and this is important!!…she does not seem to be in any distress, wags her tail quite a bit, and loves attention. Everyone who has worked with her falls in love with her and thinks she is very sweet!!!
She also has begun to gain her weight back again.
GPA's volunteer veterinarian took Faith to the Georgia Veterinary Specialists Clinic for an evaluation by a neurologist veterinarian . He concluded that she has a significant brain injury, but is uncertain of its cause. He's not sure if her condition will get better, worse or stay the same.
The GPA folks believe Faith has gotten better since she first came in. She seems to walk more easily, and even has begun to climb stairs.
Because she is such a sweet and precious girl, GPA would like to find Faith an adoptive home. Clearly, the potential adopter(s) needs to have both a huge heart as well as a realistic understanding of what it will be like to care for this sweet, disabled dog for her entire life.
She can probably be placed in a home with a passive/submissive dog, but should not go into a home with a more aggressive dog, cats or small children.
Many people responded to the original plea for help for this dog, and we are now asking for your assistance .
First, please let GPA know if you are interested in adopting Faith by contacting GPA at 770 664 9123 or GPA@gpanimals.com (@gpanimals.com)
Second, financial donations for her care would be greatly appreciated. Thus far, her vet care has exceeded $1,000, which has seriously impacted GPA's limited funds that are needed to care for their other animals. (GPA is a very new organization and has yet to build a significant financial base.)
To contribute, please send your check to Georgia Partnership for Animals, 4895 Candacraig, Alpharetta, GA 30022. Write "Faith Fund" in the check memo line or in a cover note. Or, you can contribute through Pay Pal at: GPA@gpanimals.com (@gpanimals.com)
Thanks for your consideration for helping this deserving dog.
Jamie Sprague | HelpShelterDogs@gmail.com | 404-320-7467
Ask me about my sponsor-dog, Cleo -- the training graduate!
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=3625683
Get info on urgent-need dogs at Murray County Shelter!
http://www.savingshelterpets.com/shelters/murrayac.html
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