A Tail's Wag Dog Rescue

A Tail's Wag Dog Rescue Our mission is to save dogs from neglect, abuse, & unnecessary euthanasia

❗️Drive-Thru Dog Vaccine & FREE Microchip Clinic❗️Join A Tail's Wag Dog Rescue and Friends of KC Inc. on Saturday, Augus...
06/18/2026

❗️Drive-Thru Dog Vaccine & FREE Microchip Clinic❗️

Join A Tail's Wag Dog Rescue and Friends of KC Inc. on Saturday, August 1st, from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM at the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office (510 S. Raleigh St., Martinsburg, WV 25401) for an affordable, drive-thru vaccine clinic to help keep your dogs healthy and protected!

• Rabies Vaccine: $10
• Distemper Vaccine: $10
• FREE Microchips with lifetime enrollment included!

This is a fantastic opportunity to make sure your dog is protected while also giving them the best chance of being reunited with you if they ever become lost.

Please keep in mind:
This is a dog only event – no cats.
All dogs must remain secured inside a vehicle until it is their turn. For everyone's safety, walk-ups will not be permitted.

❣️We'd also love to have the community's support!
If you or your company would like to help us cover the cost of vaccines for pets in our community, donations are greatly appreciated so we do not have to cover the cost up front! The money we make back during the clinic will go towards our next clinic we plan to have later in the year.❣️

You can donate one of the following ways:
1. Zeffy - We prefer this method because there are no fees.
https://www.zeffy.com/donation-form/6dbfa003-8535-434f-a4ad-5138aed0544b

2. Cashapp- https://cash.app/$ATailsWag

3 Facebook - Donate using the donate button below

4. Paypal - https://www.paypal.com/US/fundraiser/charity/5192917

5. Venmo- https://account.venmo.com/u/ATailsWag

6. Check by mail (please write vaccine clinic in the memo) - Our mailing address is:
484 Williamsport Pike
MB198
Martinsburg WV, 25404

Every contribution helps us provide affordable veterinary care and serve more local families and their beloved dogs.
We can't wait to see you and your pups on August 1st! 🐕🐾

**Quick shoutout to Berkeley County Sheriff's Department for allowing us to host this event in their parking lot and offering to help direct traffic and to Berkeley County Animal Control for assisting the day of the event**

🐾 Everyone welcome Wi******er to the ATWDR Crew! 🐾We’re guessing this handsome guy is around 3yrs old and after spending...
06/18/2026

🐾 Everyone welcome Wi******er to the ATWDR Crew! 🐾

We’re guessing this handsome guy is around 3yrs old and after spending months at animal control, an amazing foster stepped up to get him out of there! We jumped at the opportunity to pull him and finally give him the fresh start he deserves.

Wi******er is currently battling a severe ear infection and has also been struggling to gain weight, so our focus right now is getting him healthy and feeling his best.

Despite everything he’s been through, he is an absolute sweetheart who loves people, adores snuggling, and can’t get enough of his toys.

While he’s in foster care, we’ll be treating his ear infection and getting his upset belly under control. Once he’s medically cleared, he’ll be available as a foster-to-adopt.

In the meantime, we’d still love for potential adopters to meet him! If you think Wi******er might be the perfect addition to your family, send us a message to set up a meet and greet.

We’re so excited to watch this sweet boy heal, thrive, and finally get the happy ending he deserves.

Welcome to the good life Wi******er! 💕

If you would like to purchase a few things for Wi******er, we added a few items for him to our Amazon Wishlist!

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/HXARMFOH3GQW?ref_=wl_share

Thank you!!

We took an emergency foster from Animal Control tonight, and while I can't share details about his case at this time, I ...
06/16/2026

We took an emergency foster from Animal Control tonight, and while I can't share details about his case at this time, I can say that he's an elderly boy who is extremely underweight and in need of some extra comfort!

If anyone would like to make this sweet guy's life more comfortable while legal things are sorted and we can officially pull him, donations of a plush dog bed, a few soft fluffy blankets, or joint supplements from our Amazon wishlist for him would be very helpful! At his age (10+) and in his condition, even small comforts can make a world of difference while he's trying to recover.

Any dog in need of rescue is sad but there's always something about the senior pups needing rescue that shatters my heart. 😭

**We will post when we officially pull him and need help with on-going medical funds!**

Hang on for me big guy, better days are here, I promise!

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/HXARMFOH3GQW?ref_=wl_share

Let's clear a few things up!A person by the name of “Liz Perella” made a very accusatory, solely opinionated post about ...
06/13/2026

Let's clear a few things up!

A person by the name of “Liz Perella” made a very accusatory, solely opinionated post about our rescue just a bit ago. Since then, she has deleted and reposted the same post many times to a bunch of community pages trying to make a point that apparently only she felt were “facts”… Yet she never posted any proof of accusations. I however, posted receipts, bills, correct information, etc., to every comment she tried to make. I asked her multiple times to call me so we can chat and I can send her answers and proof of everything she is asking about but instead she chose to block me so I can’t defend the truth to our community.

So let’s talk about it…

The accusation that we pull medical cases to "tug at heartstrings" and "open wallets" is not only offensive...it's insulting. Especially considering I don’t even post a lot of the dogs we do pull and help save, not to mention the community dogs I spay/neuter, the time I spend helping Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan county animal controls and humane societies day in and day out... Everyone knows I will drop what I'm doing and help the animals that need it.

Do you know why we post the dogs that we do ask for donations for? Because they need help. Surgeries, diagnostics, medications, food, training, and rehabilitation cost money. Because the public deserves to know where donations are going and the lives they're helping save.
We have before & after pictures before we transfer our dogs anywhere and we also have vet bills to prove that these dogs are being fully vetted by us. And let's be completely honest...how in the actual eff do you think these dogs are getting better while in our care... do you think we have a free rescue vet fairy that vets all of our dogs for free!? 😂🤦‍♀️ Vetting is EXPENSIVE and we take mostly MEDICAL CASES!

Let's also address the claim about dogs being transferred to other organizations. Rescue is about doing what's best for the animal..not feeding someone's ego. If a trusted partner rescue or humane society can place a dog into a loving home more quickly or provide resources that benefit that individual dog, that's responsible collaboration, not failure.

The idea that pulling a dog, FULLY VETTING SAID DOG, and then transferring it to a placement partner so I can continue to take other emergency dogs, is somehow deceptive, is absurd. The mission is to save lives—not collect trophies. I also do home checks, follow ups, and keep in contact with people who have adopted our dogs once they have been transferred to our local humane society. We have an amazing relationship with our Humane Society and we have pulled MANY emergency dogs from them but in return they take the dogs once they are fully healthy so I can continue to make room for others. We collect donations, we pay vet bills which often time exceed donations from our posts, we transfer dogs back to the HS once they are healthy, they get the adoption fee to help other dogs in our community. It’s a HUGE revolving door and it’s been working DAMN GOOD for us and the dogs recently!!!

Those who spend their time inventing conspiracy theories from behind a keyboard are welcome to trade places with me. Pull emergency dog after emergency dog, setting your alarm every 2-3 hours to get up and feed them, check them while they are getting fluids, sit in ER vet offices until 2 a.m., watch a neglected dog fight for its life, and then you can sit there and explain why asking for donations to cover that care is somehow wrong…

THIS IS NOT A PAYING JOB FOR ME. I WORK FULL TIME. I rescue dogs because I love to. I often times spend a lot of my own money for “extras” for dogs that aren’t even mine because I want them to have more.

I will continue to take the hard cases. I will continue to be transparent about their needs. I will continue to partner with reputable organizations when it's in a dog's best interest. And I will ignore any on-going attempts to tear down the people actually doing the work.

If your energy is spent attacking my rescue instead of helping animals, perhaps it's time to reconsider where your priorities lie. Our focus will remain exactly where it belongs: saving lives, one dog at a time!
How many dogs are you saving, fostering, donating to, transporting, donating time and love by taking them on doggie day outs and walking them, etc...?

If you can do better then DO BETTER!!! Why aren't you running your own rescue and saving more dogs!?...

Liz Perella why didn't you call me after I politely asked you to so I could explain your own ignorance to you? Instead you chose to bash us. 🙄🤦‍♀️ Get a life Lady!

We also rescued Julius Squeezer from BARCS today! 🥰💕 He will be going straight into an adoptive home!All pets deserve a ...
06/12/2026

We also rescued Julius Squeezer from BARCS today! 🥰💕 He will be going straight into an adoptive home!
All pets deserve a great home!

Everyone welcome Tilly to the ATWDR Crew. ❤️We wish this sweet little girl was joining us under happier circumstances.At...
06/12/2026

Everyone welcome Tilly to the ATWDR Crew. ❤️

We wish this sweet little girl was joining us under happier circumstances.
At just a few months old, Tilly has already endured more suffering than any puppy should.

When Animal Control officers arrived at the property, they knocked on the front door multiple times and attempted to contact the owner, but received no response. Tilly was then found tethered with only a short cable that left her with virtually no protection from the elements. A nearby water bowl was completely dry. Her tiny body was covered in painful sores from head to toe, with skin that was red, weeping, and crusted over. Her face and eyes were swollen, and she had never received veterinary care or even basic puppy vaccinations.
After she was removed from the property, the owner contacted Animal Control and stated that Tilly had been a gift and had been in their care for about a month and a half. They acknowledged she had never been seen by a veterinarian and explained they had tried applying ointment while allowing her to continue playing in the grass. Ultimately, the owners made the decision to surrender Tilly so she could receive the medical attention she desperately needed.

Now, her healing journey begins.

Welcome to the good life Tilly 💕

If you would like to donate to help us with Tilly's upcoming medical bills, there are a few ways to do so (all donations are tax deductible) 👉🏼👉🏼

1. Zeffy - We prefer this method because there are no fees (at checkout select the drop down next to contributions, select other and type in 0 and it will take off the extra charge for a contribution) You entire donation will go directly to us.
https://www.zeffy.com/donation-form/6dbfa003-8535-434f-a4ad-5138aed0544b

2. Cashapp- https://cash.app/$ATailsWag

3 Facebook - Donate using the donate button below

4. Paypal - https://www.paypal.com/US/fundraiser/charity/5192917

5. Venmo- https://account.venmo.com/u/ATailsWag

6. Check by mail - Our mailing address is:
484 Williamsport Pike
MB198
Martinsburg WV, 25404

Thank you so much for your support! Please share and donate if you can, any amount helps! We can't do this without you!

🎉 ADOPTION EVENT THIS SATURDAY 🎉Looking for your new best friend? Your perfect match might be waiting for you! Join A Ta...
06/11/2026

🎉 ADOPTION EVENT THIS SATURDAY 🎉

Looking for your new best friend? Your perfect match might be waiting for you!

Join A Tail's Wag Dog Rescue on June 13th at Berkeley County Humane Society for a special adoption event featuring some amazing dogs looking for loving forever homes.

Berkeley County Humane Society
554 Charles Town Rd Martinsburg, WV 25405

Reduced Adoption Fees!
Gifts for Every Adoption!

Meet incredible dogs ready to become part of your family. Change a life and gain a best friend
Every adoption opens up space for us to save another dog in need.
Come out, bring your family and friends, and help us find these deserving dogs the loving homes they've been waiting for.

Please help us spread the word by liking, commenting, and sharing this post!

We can't wait to see everyone there and help some deserving dogs find their forever families! 🐾

**If you aren't in a position to adopt but would like to sponsor a dog's adoption fee, please message us for more info!**

Update: Purchased!! Okay ATWDR Supporters... we're a little embarrassed to ask, but we're going to anyway.One thing we'v...
06/07/2026

Update: Purchased!!

Okay ATWDR Supporters... we're a little embarrassed to ask, but we're going to anyway.

One thing we've learned as a rescue is that sometimes it's the little things that make a huge difference. With so many dogs coming through our program, especially puppies, medical cases, and dogs needing weight gain or weight loss monitoring, we constantly need to track their weight accurately.

Right now, we're making do with what we have (i.e. me getting on the scale then picking the dogs up and getting on the scale then mathing 😅😅), but a proper dog scale would make life so much easier for both me and our pups! It would help us monitor medical dogs, ensure accurate medication dosing, and keep better records for our vets.

We added a dog scale to our Amazon Wishlist, and if anyone has been looking for a way to help the rescue, this is one item that would be used almost every single day!

We always feel awkward asking for things, especially expensive, larger items, because we know times are tough for everyone. But we also know we have the most amazing supporters who love these dogs as much as we do. ❤️

If you'd like to help, we added the scale to our amazon wishlist. Even if purchasing the scale isn't possible, there's items we added like dewormer that we are in need of as well but even sharing this post helps more than you know!

Thank you for always showing up for the ATWDR Crew. 🐾

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/HXARMFOH3GQW?ref_=wl_share

06/06/2026

Luna update!

She went to our vet yesterday and we did bloodwork and xrays. We confirmed she doesn't have a blockage thankfully!! Her bloodwork was all over the place but that was to be expected due to how emaciated she is. She's been eating and pottying fine. The plan for now is to continue her refeeding schedule, meds, and vitamins and see how she does! She's fitting right in and being so sweet and loving so far. This has to be such a drastic change for her so she's probably still in shock wondering if this is all real. Tonight she will be in a big fluffy bed, in her jammies with her belly full...
It's real Luna and you'll never have to look back! 💕

🐾 ATWDR Update Time! 🐾The past two months have gone by in a blur, and I owe everyone an apology for not keeping up with ...
06/04/2026

🐾 ATWDR Update Time! 🐾

The past two months have gone by in a blur, and I owe everyone an apology for not keeping up with updates as much as I should have. We've had a lot of medical cases come through recently, which means endless vet appointments, transports, treatments, and follow-up care. While we've been busy behind the scenes, so many wonderful things have happened for these dogs, and it's time to share some happy updates!

❤️ Dixie – The boxer Melissa and I trapped. Dixie was fully vetted, including her enucleation (eye removal surgery). We didn't receive any applications for her, so we transferred her to New Jersey Boxer Rescue. The best part? Her foster family fell completely in love with her and adopted her!

❤️ Geo – The handsome poodle boy was fully vetted and transferred to Rescue Me WV, who works with poodles way more then we do. He went straight into a foster-to-adopt home and is doing wonderful.

❤️ Opal – The puppy suffering from severe demodex mange. Her skin healed beautifully, all of her fur grew back, and she was transferred to the Humane Society where she was adopted the very next day!

❤️ Bailey – The severely emaciated dog we took in. Bailey gained about 15 pounds, was spayed, had bloodwork completed, and we made sure she was healthy after everything she'd endured. She truly came out of her shell during her recovery. To make room for Coco, Bailey was transferred to the Humane Society and has since been adopted into a wonderful home.

❤️ Oswald – Our American Bulldog puppy has officially been adopted!

❤️ Bunny – Mama Bunny has been spayed and fully vetted. She developed an issue with one of her eyes, so we've been monitoring that before finalizing her adoption. She is currently in a foster-to-adopt home, and her family absolutely adores her.

❤️ Bunny's 6 Puppies – One puppy went into a foster-to-adopt home through us. The remaining five puppies were transferred to the Humane Society and have all been adopted.

❤️ Dozer – The silly black Staffy boy's leg has completely healed. He's now neutered, fully vetted, and living in a foster-to-adopt home.

❤️ Mink – The double merle American Bulldog. Mink has been spayed and updated on all of her vaccines. She does have entropian and is scheduled for corrective surgery at the end of June. She already has a wonderful foster-to-adopt family waiting for her and will officially be adopted once she's healed.

❤️ Kane – The little brown puppy with the broken jaw. His jaw has healed beautifully! He'll be turning six months old at the end of the month and will be neutered before heading to his forever home.

❤️ Coco – The Yorkie mix with the massive shoulder wounds. Her shoulder is nearly healed, and she moved into a foster-to-adopt home last week. She's doing great so far and will be spayed soon before her adoption is finalized.

❤️ Munchie – The senior gentleman we pulled from Morgan County Animal Control. He's currently in a foster-to-adopt home. Unfortunately, his health wasn't quite good enough for neuter surgery during his recent vet visit. We're following our veterinarian's recommendations and will reassess in a couple of weeks. If all goes well, he'll be neutered and officially adopted soon.

❤️ Baby Swiss – The puppy with the infected puncture wounds. She's been on antibiotics, and her wounds are healing wonderfully.

Looking back through this list is honestly incredible. In just a couple of months, these dogs have gone from neglect, injury, illness, and uncertainty to healing, safety, foster homes, and forever families. This is exactly why we do what we do.

Thank you to every adopter, foster, volunteer, transporter, donor, and supporter who helped make these happy endings possible. None of this happens without you!!

Stay tuned—we have even more updates coming soon!

To all of the babies in this post, enjoy the good life, for the rest of your lives! 💕

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