Maxx Needs Us Poor Maxx has been through so much in the six years he has been on this earth. He came to us severely emaciated, not because he wasn’t being fed, but because his intestines were not properly absorbing the food. He had extreme IBD and we were afraid we were going to lose him. After trying nearly everything and numerous different animal specialists, procedures, medications and hospitals, he finally began to gain a little weight on a new medication. The damage to his intestines is irreversible, but Maxx finally began to live his best life so far! We were so happy for him. It was discovered that the cause of the IBD was a fluid-filled cyst pressing on

Help Us Help Them We are asking for your help to meet our goal of $15,000. Vetting fees for our rescue dogs have skyrocketed over the last few years. Our average spend per dog has become over $1,000. This year we have rescued over 100 dogs, from puppymills, shelters and owner surrenders. In just the last few months alone, we have had extraordinary vetting bills: -Pippin, a five-month-old puppymill survivor has an infection in his spine, probably from a dog bite, requiring months of treatment that is already exceeding $4500. -Bradley, also a mill survivor came to us with a jaw broken in multiple places. He required surgery from a special canine dental surgeon and months of care. Now Bradley

Colette Needs Us Imagine the fear Colette felt when she was placed in a bag, put in a box and left on the side of the road. She was no stranger to neglect and cruelty. Colette fought for her life. She was much stronger than the abuse. She was emaciated with multiple medical issues including enlarged heart and a large bladder stone. There have been many setbacks; heart murmur, fever, infections. In time, Colette gained some weight and grew strong enough for treatment of her other conditions and surgery for her bladder stones. Send Colette your love, prayers and good thoughts to continue her fight. Please donate to Colette’s continuing care so that she can live the life she deserves.