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Helping Animals In Need This page is devoted to helping animals in need of medical care or adoption.

We don't provide financial help directly but a means to network and reach out to others. I created this community in memory of my beloved cat Charlie, who passed away on Oct. 18th, 2012. Many people donated towards his expensive vet costs, not to mention providing me with enormous emotional support during that time. This page is my way of keeping his memory alive, while also 'paying it forward' and doing something positive for all the other animals in need.

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23/05/2024

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May has been overwhelming, bringing a flood of both personal and res… Dog Squad needs your support for Navigating Through a Storm of Medical Emergencies

If you'd like to donate to a great cause Neds Wish helps retired police dogs get much needed medical care ♥️
11/12/2023

If you'd like to donate to a great cause Neds Wish helps retired police dogs get much needed medical care ♥️

Just months into his well-earned retirement, Jack faced a life-threatening crisis. He developed a bowel obstruction, but in circumstances befitting one of the Bard’s tragedies, all the local veterinary hospitals were at capacity and couldn’t help. Dehydrated and showing signs of sepsis, Jack was...

Please Share. It doesn't matter if you live locally as this rescue works with Critter Cabs, which delivers animals to b...
11/09/2023

Please Share. It doesn't matter if you live locally as this rescue works with Critter Cabs, which delivers animals to be adopted in different cities ❤️🐈

28/06/2023
28/06/2023

A stunning win for animals used in research!

03/05/2021

The DEADLY CORN COB!!
Although you might think this is a delicious treat for your four legged buddy, corn cobs could be the cause of you losing your best friend.
Corn cobs are one of the most common yet dangerous foods you can give your pet.
The corn cob does not break down in the acid of your dogs gastrointestinal tract, instead they swell up and block the entire path, resulting in complete mayhem within your dog's intestinal system.
Once in and blocked up there is only one way out, an emergency exploratory laparotomy done by your veterinarian. This Is a high risk procedure as the corn cob can cause severe internal damage.

You might think to yourself "its fine, i'll just cut it up into smaller pieces" NO!!!!!!!!!!. Regardless if the corn is large or small, it will still swell internally and still block your pets intestinal system. So let's protect our loved ones and put that corn cob in the bin, make sure during your festive braai none of your friends or family sneak a corn cob treat to your pet, it could mean
life or death to your beloved buddy.

03/05/2021

Many orphans can be left a few hours to see if mom comes back...NOT OPOSSUMS! If you see a baby like this one in a yard or anywhere, get it quickly in a little box or pet carrier with a blanket and keep warm and call a wild life rescue. Momma opossum can have up to 13 babies. As they grow, they don't all fit in the pouch so they ride on her back. If something startles her and she runs, one can fall off. Momma doesn't know she lost one so please never ever leave one thinking mom will come back...
Humane Society of Atchison

04/03/2021

Since Seresto pet collars were introduced, the EPA has received more than 75,000 reports related to the collars, including 907 involving human harm.

05/11/2020

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