Little Oliver Foundation Inc

21/12/2023

Good Evening Pack
At 7:55pm tonight I was guided to the entrance of The Rainbow Bridge.
I haven’t crossed yet because I have been sitting out here thinking about how was going
tell all of you.

First of all the decision was right and I was ready.

I lived the best life and am so happy with what we have done with Juno’s Place, which brings me to my next statement…..
Juno’s Place will always be Juno’s Place and my family will be stepping in and taking on some of my responsibilities… They know the assignment.

So I hope you all stick around to see what happens next..
I hope it’s not a dumpster fire
Anyway… I am sure it will be ok!

Tonight we celebrate my mere fifteenth years here and just remember, I truly appreciate all of you.
You are my pack, my friends and my extended family.
We had good times, sad times, great times, sadder times and some pretty downright amazing times and we did it all together.

I can ask you not to cry
I can tell you that I am ok
I can tell you I will be overseeing things when I can and am allowed.
I can tell you I love you all and always have… I told you with every goodnight post.

I am going to have to get going now
They are throwing a party in my honor at The Bridge tonight.
And I thought it was knew celebrities on earth!!!
You should see the ones up here…
Spike Taylor, Emmitt, Noodle the disabled dachshund, Buddy
Twinki Gurl, Wyatt, Olivers’s Clubhouse, Emma from My GBGV life, Maddison Mission, Snarf, Pixel Blue Eyes, Destiny from Destiny the Pibble, Baxter from Baxter Wag and Roll, Gabe to the Rescue,Glady’s glorious angelbull, Mojo, Dozer, CC Rider, Tucker, Noel the Alaskan Chihuahua, Oogy the former bait dog, Puppy Doe, Piper the one eyed painting bulldog, Dracco, and so many others.
My pack is here to of course…
I can see Axel running in circles and repeating “I too love Juno.”

So I leave you all tonight knowing that you loved me and please know that I love you too.
I will be around don’t worry!

I really gotta go my party is waiting….

**** Starts to walk away and turns around for one more glimpse at everyone… Gives little Juno smile … looks back to the bridge and starts running.. Right up and over the bridge she goes …. And slams the door on the other side.”

21/12/2023

29/06/2023

It seems so obvious doesn't it, "Some Dogs Need Space". Why does your dog need space?

Fab drawing by Doggie Drawings by Lili Chin

08/03/2023

25/12/2022

Happy Holidays everyone! May it be joyous and filled with and love! ❤️ ~ Oliver

28/12/2021

Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas! We got a happy update on Tasha…she has healed well and will be spayed soon so she can find her forever home! Best Christmas present ever! Thank you again for those who donated toward her care!

01/12/2021

UPDATE: Tasha underwent surgery to close the horrific wound and so far everything is looking good! We have sent in all the money raised so far towards Tasha’s medical bill…thank you to everyone who donated so far, we can’t help these pups without you! Tasha is also extremely grateful for everyone who stepped up to help her!
www.Paypal.me/LittleOliver

29/11/2021

WARNING: GRAPHIC PHOTOS!! These photos are not for the faint of heart so please consider this before viewing anything beyond the first photo. Little Oliver Foundation will be sponsoring Tasha to help with the mounting medical bills, so any donation, no matter how small is greatly appreciated. Let's rally together to get Tasha better! Donations can be made here: www.Paypal.me/LittleOliver

This is poor Tasha, who was surrendered to Project Precious Rescue, Inc. after she was brought to the ER with this horrific injury and the owners were unable to pay for her care. The children in the home had put a hair tie around Tasha's neck and the owners apparently did not notice it until the hair tie had almost gone completely through the neck. It is unknown how long the hair tie was there, but due to the extent of the injury and the necrotic tissue that had to be removed, it can be determined that it went untreated for quite some time. Tasha's bills include sedated bandage changes for at least 1 week ($400/day) and when the tissue looks healthy enough she will require surgery to close the wound (estimated cost $2200-$2800).

Thank you to all our supporters...without you we could not sponsor dogs like Tasha to help them get the care that they need! If everyone could please share so we can reach as many people as possible that would be amazing!

24/11/2021

As a season of gathering is upon us during which an abundance of rich foods will fill our homes, Board Certified Veterinary Nutritionists® at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University share advice on what you should and should not feed your dogs.

WHAT TO AVOID:
• Rich, fatty foods like turkey skin or meats/vegetables cooked in oil, which can cause vomiting or pancreatitis.
• Meat with bones, fatty meats, and too much meat.
• Chocolate, which can be toxic, causing everything from GI upset and tremors, to seizures and potentially death.
• Xylitol sugar substitute, which is extremely toxic to dogs and can cause severe, very low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) and/or severe liver failure and even death.
• Meat with bones, which can cause an obstruction in the intestines.
• Raisins/Grapes, which can cause kidney failure/kidney disease in dogs.
• Garlic and onion, which can cause blood problems.
• Macadamia nuts, which can cause weakness in the back legs, vomiting and diarrhea.

FINE IN MODERATION:
Some dogs have sensitive stomachs and shouldn’t have any sudden changes in food that might result in vomiting or loose stools. If your dog doesn’t have any medical conditions, they can have up to 10% of their daily calories from treats (including some human foods).
• White meat turkey breast (40 calories per ounce).
• Washed vegetables, except garlic and onions.
• Washed baby carrots, cooked and raw (plain, 4-5 calories each).
• Washed green beans, cooked and raw (plain, 2 calories each).
• Sweet potatoes, cooked.
• Apples (chopped and plain, no core, 30 calories in four ounces).
• Pumpkin (plain).
• Banana.
• Oranges.
• Strawberries and blueberries.
• Melon.

ADDITIONAL TIPS:
• Make sure to fasten all waste receptacles—dogs can be experts at getting into places/things they aren’t supposed to.
• Talk with visiting family members about what your dogs can and can’t have, especially young children.

If your dog has any medical issues, please talk to your veterinarian about what treats are safe for your dog.

If you suspect your dog has potential toxicity from ingesting a food item of concern, call your veterinarian or ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

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03/10/2021

Recall notice

The latest dog food recall comes from Fromm Family Foods, though it doesn’t have anything to do with the salmonella or aflatoxin that was behind numerous recalls earlier this year. This time …

12/09/2021

Thanks to everyone who came out to say hi today at Pet Rock…We appreciate all the support! We got to meet so many great dogs and people and we look forward to doing it again next year. It was also great to hang with our friends from Juno's Place, Sweetpea Friends of Rutland Animals, Paws 4 A Cure, Massachusetts Vest-A-Dog and so many other great organizations.