02/04/2026
The last two dogs ACF has had the opportunity to contribute to their medical fund have had many similar experiences with different outcomes. Both of these dogs are examples of what rescues and shelters see day in and day out and why they continue to do what they do.
Jingle was rescued by Pawportunities back in December with medical issues that were so confusing and unbelievable that exploratory surgery was determined to be the best option. Dr. Means and Dr. Bloom with Sedalia Spay and Neuter Clinic LLC worked tirelessly to help Jingle. This little dog finally received the attention she deserved for all of her nine years. Due to what was learned during Jingle’s surgery, it was determined that helping her cross over the rainbow bridge was the most humane option. Jingle was loved and comforted during her last hours. She even spent her last night with Doc Means and was laid to rest on his property. This isn’t how any of us want it to turn out but in the end we think of the animals first. If you're so inclined, please go to Pawportunites' FB page, search for Jingle, and read more about this sweet girl. This is never the outcome rescues want, the medical costs are high but how do rescues not try? Thank you for pitching in.
Francis just completed her first surgery and is doing well. Chain of Hope (COH) rescued this sweet girl, knowing she had medical stuff going on. Francis’ road to wellness and second chances look promising. What this sweet girl is looking for now is her forever, foster to adopt home, where she can continue healing, resting, and being loved. Francis’ medical care will be fully covered by COH during her foster period. Please go to COH's FB page, search for Francis, read her story and fill out an application to adopt. Thank you for pitching in.
Many ways to pitch in. Share, pray, positive thoughts, and of course money. Please go directly to each rescue's page to donate.
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