We offered $250 in funding toward medical costs for an ACCT approved rescue to save Rosie. The angels at DELCO DAWGS did not hesitate to help Rosie.
We love seeing updates on this lady- she is doing amazing! Your donations to Philadoptables made this possible!
On Sunday we read a very upsetting post about an absolutely adorable and super sweet Pittie gal surrendered to ACCT Philly with a gaping leg wound and open pyometra.
Poor China must have been in so much pain but she remained sweet and calm. She was time stamped for the end of the day and one of our amazing rescue partners Providence Animal Center pulled her to safely. We heard about it and made a donation toward her care. China had surgery yesterday and we heard that she is feeling SO much better. Your donations allow us to help the most urgent of animals so thank you!
We saw Jazzy’s photo in an ACCT Philly rescue email- poor senior girl Jazzy was sick and sad. We donated $250 to the amazing rescue who pulled Jazzy from the shelter, Senior Dog Haven and Hospice!
Update from the rescue 3/17/20: Ms. Jazzy has been slowly adjusting to her new life. She is a shy and nervous little gal, so we’ve been taking it slow and letting her decompress. For the first time today she even sought out some snuggles. A groom will be down the road for her, but we want to make sure we wait until she’s fully recovered from her bout of pancreatitis before we put her through anything too overwhelming for her. She is a special little lady and with some time and patience, we know she will shine!
We are sponsoring the spay and neuter surgeries for 50 of these cats! The surgeries take place with the partnership of our friends at Forgotten Cats in Willow Grove, PA.
Want to know more about how you can get involved to help community cats? Check out our friends at Catadelphia.
Our Vice President Diana was reading about this poor sweet dog named Olivia. She was previously adopted from ACCT and just came back in this condition ? She had trouble walking, very squinty and uncomfortable eyes, and a very large abdominal area. Despite all of this, she was extremely sweet and gently took a tiny bit of chicken nuggets from a volunteer’s hand. We immediately offered $250 toward her medical care to a rescue who could take her from ACCT. Helping Hearts & Healing Tails Animal Rescue picked up Olivia and took her to the vet immediately.
Update from her rescue 3/19/20
She has thyroid disease and Cushings disease. She goes back to the vet for more testing to determine which type of Cushings she has. Hopefully once these tests come back and once the meds gets started, we can finally get her feeling a lot better! Best wishes, Olivia!
