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It's not just humans who need regular wellness check-ups, our animal friends do, too! In the long run, such check-ups save you money as you can detect and treat small problems before they become bigger, more expensive problems.
Check out the information from our member Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital.
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He’s home! Yes he’s got some more mending to do but he’s already back to the spunky Mowgli! THANK YOU ALL
Can you believe it's the eve of our 1️⃣ year Anniversary of the ⁉️
In celebration herein is a video of how they arrived and how they are thriving today!! 🎉
This mission would not have been possible without each and every one of you. We have a kitten load of THANK YOU’s to make:
✔To our Volunteers Jen, Cheryl & Sara for coordinating & making the trek to Oregon 🚙
✔To our multiple Foster Families for nurturing & loving them ❤
✔To our beautiful Cat Groomers ✂️ 🐈
Alex the Cat Groomer
✔To our life saving Vets for their tireless care and treatment
Urban Animal
Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital
Winslow Animal Clinic
✔To our Donors & Followers for all of your generosity 😻
✔To our Adopters for giving all of these kitties a second chance & forever 🏡
And to the countless people who had a hand in the success & happiness of the 🐾
Please make a donation towards current & future SPHR so we can continue saving lives and uniting people with their furever feline. 💕 PayPal and Zelle are
seattlerescue@hotmail.com
We would like to thank the staff Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital in Black Diamond WA for welcoming us (Lorenzo's Dog Training Team) for a lunch and learn (4/28). We look forward to working with you!
UPDATE: Everett is an intact male who was given good pain meds upon arriving at the vet this morning. It appears he was in a fight with something about 7-10 days ago leaving his nose torn and a few punctures which turned into absesses. He does not want to eat on his own at the moment. He is also on antibiotics and as soon as those start to kick in and he is eating they will doing surgery on all the absesses and clean up his face.
He has a will to live and we will do everything we can to save him and give him the home he deserves.
A big thank you to Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital for getting him in so quickly and giving him the best medical care possible.💞
UPDATE: Bunny has a ride from Seattle down here to Puyallup with Terri. If you are willing to be a backup please let me know. The pick up will happen after 7pm.
This poor bunny was found in the Everett area and has an appointment with our vet tomorrow morning but we need transport tonight from North Seattle area to Puyallup or at least Southcenter.
This is one of the many things that happen when you dump a domestic animal to fend for themselves. He or she has been named Everett. We dont know his past, except it has been horrible. You can help us make his future better.
Edit: The bunny is being picked up tonight around 7pm. That person can drive down to North Seattle area. I will need him picked up from there and preferably brought to Puyallup.
If you can we are accepting donations to help with his care and those can be donated directly to out vet Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital at 425 432-2222 or directly on our website at binkybunnytalesrescue.com
DUNCAN UPDATE: After a long day at Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital, Duncan is back in his foster home recovering from his dental surgery. He was missing seven teeth and had seven more extracted! He's a little groggy, but he's still a very enthusiastic eater. No problem slipping his pain pill into his first post-op meal.
We received a barred owl and a juvenile crow from Puyallup in mid January. The owl was hit by a vehicle and was suffering from internal trauma and a sore left foot. The crow sustained an impact and was unbalanced and uncoordinated. Both birds were stabilized at Featherhaven and examined at Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital before transfer to us for continued care. We provided supportive care, physical therapy, and flight conditioning until the birds were ready for release. The owl and crow were returned to Featherhaven today and released back at their respective homes!
Happy Valentine's Day from my furbaby to yours! Looking forward to meeting you all today!
No one answered the phone or called me back. Wondering if you are there today to get something. Not sure if your power is out.
Thank you to Pine Tree for making saying good bye to our bunny a smooth and comforting process. we said good bye a week ago and when we went to pick up our ashes today, they came right out without missing a heart beat. It's been a long week and now we have our bunny back with us to remember her forever.
A big thank you to pine tree veterinary hospital for your sweet sweet words during our time of grief💛 we appreciate all that was done and the care provided to our family
This nestling osprey was found on the ground behind an apartment complex near Hicks Lake in Lacey last week. It had fishing line wrapped around its wings and legs and a hook embedded in the left corner of its mouth, which the finders removed before bringing the osprey to us. We started antibiotics and pain medication immediately and transported the osprey to Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital where Dr. Ferguson debrided the wound in the osprey's mouth. Radiographs showed bone abnormalities in the lower mandible, so the osprey will be with us for at least a month for antibiotic treatment. The osprey's prognosis is guarded and depends on its response to antibiotics.
Osprey are difficult patients as they are high strung, stressy, and don't readily self feed in a rehabilitation setting. For this young osprey, we face the added challenge of releasing it early enough so that it can learn to catch fish before joining the migration south in late summer. Fingers crossed for a successful recovery and release!
Please help prevent injuries to birds and other wildlife by collecting and responsibly disposing of fishing line and tackle!
