06/06/2026
Happy National Donut Day! ๐ฉ
While the rest of the world is blissfully daydreaming about sprinkles, glaze, and maple bars, the rescue world knows a whole different kind of "donut." Yes, weโre talking about the plush, oversized, mildly humiliating post-op Cone of Shame.
We have some sweet, calorie-free news to celebrate today๐
Both of these precious girls have been working hard to get healthy, and their appointments are finally locked in for June 17th and June 24th but to get them across the finish line, we need a little help from our amazing friends and community.
๐ฉ Help Us Buy the "Donuts"
Turns out, responsible pet ownership and top-tier vet care cost a bit more than a dozen glazed. The cost of pre-op bloodwork, anesthesia, surgery, and meds add up fast. Spaying ensures Peach and Reina live long, healthy lives free of reproductive cancers and infections (and keeps them from making any accidental mini-donuts of their own!).
Every dollar helps us cover their veterinary bills:
$10 covers post-op pain meds ๐ (cheaper than a fancy latte and a cruller!)
$25 helps cover their antibiotic and healing care ๐พ
$50 goes toward their pre-op blood panel ๐ฉบ
$200 fund the actual surgery ๐ฅ
๐ Toss a Few Crumbs Their Way
If you have a few dollars to spare this Donut Day, please consider investing in Peach and Reina's future. They promise to wear their recovery collars with maximum drama and minimum grace.
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www.MarleighsFriends.org/donate
Letโs get these girls spayed, healed, and one step closer to the forever homes they deserve. Thank you for always stepping up for our rescue pups! ๐พโค๏ธ
**and I know people are going to ask, so I'll answer here;
The surgeon Peach's vet uses for orthopedic is "taking a break" - we've been told amputation would likely be the best option, but since Peach USES that leg often, we are sending her xrays off for additional opinions for options that can SAVE her leg - we wanted to do both surgeries together, but we do not want to wait on her spay any longer.
