Poor Charlie B!!! No good deed goes unpunished! So over the holidays, one of our fosters found this brindle puppy in a park running loose. They tried tirelessly to find the owners: no chip, no collar, and they took him in waiting to find owners. They couldn’t leave him out in the cold to get hit or shot at. He lives in rural Calhoun, GA. Gordon county, a county we save animals from. Well, yesterday he starting getting really sick. Realllllly sick. Parvo +!!! Imagine that! So we had to take in a new Angel unexpectedly. Our vets were an hour plus away so we had to take him to one up there. Prayers needed. We need help for sweet Charlie B. Please donate and share to help us save Charlie B!

He is only a baby and deserves to live!

My name is Trip and I’m a 2 year old Great Pyrenees. My life thus far has been no bed of roses…. I was chained to a tree, for what seemed like forever, with no food or water. My belly ached for even just a small bite of food. Eventually I made my way off the chain, and began to wander. I staggered into an apartment complex, where a Good Samaritan made a call to animal control to pick me up. The animals control officers were shocked at my condition. Due to lack of water and nutrition my pelvis, spine, and ribs have lost all muscle mass and fat. I had a fractured front leg that I had to drag along the ground, and it was rubbed down to the bone. The nice men gave me a pat on the head and transported me to nearby New Ga Animal Hospital. The next day my left front leg was amputated. I woke up from surgery and found that my leg was missing and thus it no longer caused me terrible pain. I began to hope that, perhaps, this was the beginning of a better life. I’m still learning to walk with 3 legs, but what’s even scarier is learning to trust humans. I cannot make eye contact or eat out of hands just yet, but with support, love, time,and compassion I will grow to become the dog I want to be and all of the pain of my past will be a distant memory. I’ve come this far, and survived what I didn’t think I would. All I need now is to be sponsored to receive continued medical care, and emotional rehabilitation from my foster family. Will you please help me start my new life?

Trip

Pepper wandered up to a rural home in the summer. She was most likely dumped and looking for someone to take care of her. The family called Angels to see if we could help find her a home, so we did. Shortly after getting into foster we noticed she would whine everytime she tried to poop and it continually got worse. In fact it got to the point she would scream in pain every time and there was blood in the stool. We saw the vet a number of times and ran extensive blood work and even had to sedate her to perform better diagnostics. We determined it was Perianal Fistulias. We started her on the very expensive drugs used to treat it and seemed to be doing better. We have her on a boatload of pain medications and that is not taking away her pain so we must do exploratory surgery immediately. This is a specialist and very expensive but we can’t let her continue this path of extreme pain. We have to get it fixed and do it now. The surgery alone will be $1,200 and that does not include aftercare or medications. We are looking for $2,000 to cover her surgery and aftercare. She is young and so very sweet. The foster says she looks at you as if to ask you to help her.. Please help us do that.