Philadoptables

Monthly Giving Partner 2024-2025

🐾 Exciting News! 🐾 We’re thrilled to announce DELCO DAWGS, Happy Tails Rescue and Retirement Home, and PURR as our 2024-2025 monthly giving partner! 🎉 For the next year, Philadoptables will be donating $250 each month to support their incredible work.

DELCO DAWGS

Delco Dawgs is entirely volunteer-run, dedicated to helping lost pets and their owners, rescuing animals at risk in shelters, and providing critical medical care to animals in need. We’re honored to support their life-saving work for animals in our community! ❤️

If you’re interested in learning more or supporting Delco Dawgs, visit their Facebook page to learn more!

Led by a compassionate soul on a heartfelt mission, HTRRH stands as a one-woman force dedicated to providing senior dogs with the love and comfort they truly deserve in their golden years. 🐶❤️ At HTRRH, every animal is cherished and they specialize in providing a loving haven for senior dogs, many with health issues or facing their final days at overcrowded shelters. Beyond medical care, boundless affection, and the promise of happiness-filled times ahead, HTRRH ensures that every senior dog experiences the embrace of a loving home. 🏠

HTRRH is often a senior dog’s last chance for a warm bed and a gentle touch and we’re honored to support their life-saving work! 💖 If you’re interested in learning more or supporting HTRRH, visit their website www.htrrh.org!

PURR is an incredible non-profit organization dedicated to helping homeless, neglected, and abused animals in the Philly area. Operated and funded entirely by volunteers, they focus on funding life-saving surgeries, TNR (Trap Neuter Return), and providing loving homes for cats in need.

Ensuring the well-being of animals is crucial for creating a compassionate and caring community and we’re honored to support their life-saving work over the years! We hope you’ll join us by supporting PURR and making a difference in the lives of animals in need!

Help for Senior Pup, Bugsy

Happy tears alert! Meet Buggsy!

Buggsy was left tied up overnight in front of the PSPCA in Philly 😢. When found, he was immediately brought to ACCT. Buggsy is thought to be 12 years old and is in pretty bad condition- emaciated and having severe dental disease and missing teeth. We messaged our longtime friend and rescuer Beth Gordon of Kodi’s Club Rescue and offered $400 in financial support in case she was considering pulling Buggsy from the shelter. Beth was worried he may be suffering but she dove right in and started getting more info on Buggsy. She found a volunteer to take him to Pennridge Animal Hospital where he got an exam and evaluation.

Beth rushed over to meet Buggsy and as she put it “I looked at his beautiful face, his eyes that showed excitement at his adventure with new friends, his spirit, the nub going a mile a minute, and it sealed the decision for me. Whatever it took, this beautiful boy was going to get his chance. “At the same time a couple reached out to ACCT about him but he had just left. Beth called them and they seem like the perfect people for Buggsy- large breed lovers, senior dog lovers and mom is a vet tech! Can you guess the fairytale ending ? Buggsy is adopted and will live out the remainder of his life being loved to pieces! Thank you, Kodi’s Club! To adopt or donate please visit their website! www.kodisclub.org

Dolly: Lilly’s Legacy Fund Recipient

Last week, a heartwarming request reached us from a family in Bucks County. Their beloved 4-year-old Cane Corso, Dolly, faced a medical situation of a cataract in her eye. The pressure behind the damaged eye was escalating, posing risks of further complications or rupture.

The family, who adores Dolly, sought help for her eye removal surgery. However, the estimates they received were prohibitively high.

Dolly’s story touched our hearts, and even though her condition didn’t precisely align with the intended purpose of the “Lilly’s Legacy” medical fund, we knew we had to help! The family’s love for Dolly radiated through their words. Dollys mom, Michelle, shared with a smile on her face, that Dolly’s favorite time of day is when she watches out the window for the school bus. She eagerly greets her favorite little humans as they arrive home, becoming a neighborhood ambassador for other children as well.

With the help of our friends at The Bridge Clinic in Bensalem, Dolly received the crucial eye surgery she needed last week. We’re thrilled to report that she’s recovering wonderfully.

Our privilege lies in assisting pets like Dolly, ensuring they receive the care they deserve. If you’d like to join us in supporting more animals in need, consider contributing to the Lilly’s Legacy Medical Fund. Your generosity can make a significant difference!

A Second Chance for Baby

On August 28th we fell in love with an injured cat we had never met and a caretaker who would do anything to help him. Tabita and her family had been feeding a stray cat for about a year when he showed up limping one morning.

They took him to a vet and were told he had a fracture that would heal on its own but that he couldn’t stay outside. They took him to a second vet who said the cat needed surgery. They were told by the second vet to surrender him to Philly’s animal control shelter. Tabita feared since he was injured he could be euthanized and was reached out to Philadoptables for some advice and financial assistance.

2 hours later I was fully engaged and emailing frantically back and forth asking for vet records, any photos and more information. Turned out this kitty was very friendly! This family was willing to do anything to help. We found out Tabita had never even had a pet before! You wouldn’t know that by the love and concern that she was expressing for this cat who was affectionately named Baby. We got Baby scheduled for surgery at The Bridge Clinic. Surgery was funded by us, LIFE: lifesaving initiative funding efforts, donations, and Tabita’s family. I drove over to the vet to meet them the morning of surgery because they had become like family in such a short time. Tabita and her mom were amazing and Baby was so affectionate even with his broken leg. Surgery went well and Baby healed quickly at Tabita’s house. I was super worried about what would happen once he was healed. Tabita ‘s landlord didn’t allow pets. She was trying to find an adopter for him.

Baby started looking and acting unwell in the fall so Tabita took him for another checkup and he was diagnosed with possible FIP (Feline infectious peritonitis is a fatal systemic coronavirus infection and a leading cause of death in young cats if not treated) We were already committed to helping this kitty but don’t know anything about FIP. A good friend of ours stepped up with advice and taught the family how to treat Baby’s illness. Thanks to your support and donations we were able to fund the entire thing!

Baby is getting the treatment he needs. In the meantime, Tabita contacted her landlord and got permission to keep him!! Watching Baby heal has been amazing but seeing the family’s love and commitment to him has been even more amazing. My heart is exploding with happiness for this wonderful family and very deserving kitty. Happy life, Baby!

Mama Marnie and Her Four Kittens

In a heartwarming display of compassion and community support, a dedicated cat advocate, Allison, rescued a family of sweet cats that were abandoned at a local community cat colony she manages.

Mama Marnie, a beautiful calico, and her four precious kittens found themselves without a home until Allison stepped in to provide them with love, care, and a promising future.

Allison was determined to give them the chance they deserved and we were pleased to donate toward their care. The entire family was provided essential vaccinations, thorough health checks, and tests to ensure they were free from any underlying health issues. They were also dewormed, guaranteeing that they would have a clean bill of health before beginning their search for forever homes.

Mama and her sweet babies, once abandoned and alone, now have a bright future and are searching for rescue placement—all thanks to, Allison, and the kind-hearted community that rallied to support them.