08/13/2026
An Update on Our Sweet Kash
I know so many of you have been wondering how Kash is doing, and honestly, yesterday was an emotional day for all of us.
We knew Kash was in terrible shape underneath all that fluff because we could feel every bone when we touched him. But after picking him up from the groomer and actually being able to SEE just how incredibly thin he is, it broke our hearts all over again.
Once we picked him up from the groomer, we rushed him to the vet for bloodwork, a f***l test, and a complete examination.
There was another heartbreaking surprise during his exam. We were told when Kash came into rescue that he was around 18 months old. However, after examining him, the vet believes Kash may actually be closer to 5 months old.
That means his fragile little body may have been going through all of this during what should have been some of the most important months of his development.
His vet gave him a body condition score of 1.5. (BCS Scale — The most common scale ranges from 1 (emaciated) to 9 (obese), with 4 to 5 considered ideal.)
A score this low means Kash is severely underweight, with very little body fat protecting his bones.
And then came the bloodwork…
It wasn’t great.
His bloodwork is showing the effects his little body has endured from being so malnourished.
But there is something incredibly important we want everyone to remember:
This is something we can come back from!
Kash never has to worry about where his next meal is coming from.
He never has to worry about being used as a child’s personal horse. Yes… they were actually riding him like a horse.
And he never has to worry about whether he has a warm, comfortable, safe place to lay his head at night.
Not ever again.
Kash has a long road ahead of him, but he finally has what he needs: food, medical care, safety, patience, love, and people who refuse to give up on him.
Over the next several months, our goal will be to slowly and safely put weight on his little body, rebuild his strength, and help him become the healthiest version of himself.
We won’t rush this process. His body has been through too much, and we want to give him the time he needs to heal properly.
Kash may not have gotten the beginning he deserved…
…but we will do everything we can to make sure the rest of his story is a whole lot better.
Several of you have asked how you can help, and there are several ways you can support Kash and the other dogs in our care.
Want to donate?
• PayPal: [email protected]
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Thank you to everyone who has loved Kash, prayed for Kash, donated, shared his story, or simply followed along.
He may have been failed before, but he is NOT being failed now.
One day at a time.
One meal at a time.
One pound at a time.
We’ve got you, Kash!!