Milo was found outside in pretty rough shape by a colony care taker. It appeared he had been hit by a car. A plea went out and PALS, an amazing rescue, stepped up and with our donation and the donations of many wonderful people, Milo got the surgery he needed and is on the road to recovery!
Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, understandably shelters have been limiting their hours, changing intake policies, etc. On March 31st Hillside SPCA in Pottsville , PA put out an urgent plea for help:
“We’re the only shelter currently open, so we’re getting all the calls for the cruelty cases. We’re getting all of the drop-offs for the strays. Our numbers are rising; our donations are down. We are getting back-ordered on litter and wet food. We’re in a crisis right now with everything hitting at once,” said Donna Boyd, a member of Hillside SPCA’s board of directors.
We reached out with a donation of $250 to their general fund. You can find out more about them at hillsidespca.com.
Philadoptables recently donated $100 to Catadelphia toward Scrabble’s care! Scrabble is a community cat from Germantown with an injured leg. Turns out, after a vet exam, she needed her leg amputated.
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!
