 |
Some Special
Pets Urgently Need Your Help
|
|
These "special needs" dogs and cats went
through traumatic and emotional surgeries and need your support
for everything they have been through and their ongoing care.
|
|
|
We're
treating Pebbles
for glaucoma but other than that she is a very healthy and happy, but
blind, 15 pound girl. So far her medical expenses have
amounted
to more than $500 and we're only asking for an adoption donation of
$150. We desperately need your help to make up the difference.
Click
here to see Pebbles
on PetFinder.
|
|
|
Chop
Suey
is a very special dog. Even though he is completely blind, he
will come to you when you call him by name, just following the sound of
your voice. One of our volunteers wrote a great story for him
on
PetFinder. Just click the link below to read it.
And thanks
for considering adopting a very special homeless dog.
Chop Suey's
medical expenses have exceeded his requested adoption donation.
We can only afford to provide for dogs like him through your
generous donations to sponsor his care.
Click
here to see Chop Suey on PetFinder. |
|
|
We
have a kitten
that had to have a leg amputated. It gets around fine on
three
legs, but the medical expenses have far exceeded the requested adoption
donation of $75. Would you please consider sponsoring such a
tough little kitten for any amount?
Click
here to see the three-legged
kitten on PetFinder.
|
|
|
Even
more money has been spent on a poor little kitten with a bad eye
-- lots of vet visits and lots of medication and time from our
volunteers. Of course it's worth it! And maybe it's
worth
it to you to help with the expenses? You certainly would earn
a
special place in our hearts if you did.
Click
here to see the kitten
with a bad eye on PetFinder.
|
|
|
Soccer
has a close-docked tail because he needed special surgery to correct a
tail injury that he had when he arrived at Animal Aid. His
tail
area was very sensitive for a long time and he developed a habit of
chasing his tail. He needs a very special adoptive family and
very special sponsors for his care. He deserves it because he
will make someone a very happy lap dog!
Click
here to see Soccer
on PetFinder.
|
|
|
Leo just
had a double eye surgery to correct his "cherry eyes". This
is
very expensive surgery, but essential to his health and happiness.
Maybe it's essential to your happiness to help with his care.
Giving as much as you can would help Leo find a forever
home where he will be happy and healthy for a long time.
Click
here to see Leo
on PetFinder.
|
|
|
Ling Ling is
recovering from having a tumor on her front pad, one pad had
to be removed. She also had a cancerous growth on her little forehead
which the vet removed. She is also blind. She has a class 4 heart
murmer, and spinal damage from a trauma. She is the sweetest happiest
little dog you'll ever meet.
She will need some donations to help with her vet bill! She is going to
live in Atlanta Ga with a lovely pekingese lady who has 7
bind senior pekes. A volunteers husband donated the plane ticket for Ling Ling to get to
her forever home. |
 |
Tiger was born with tiny eyes
and surrendered to us as a baby. He has some shadow vision,
but is mostly blind. A wonderful foster person gave
him the care and love he needed to become the
beautiful cat he is now. Unfortunately, he became unhappy
being with the other cats because he could not see them coming up and
it startled him. Tiger needs a home of his very
own. He would be very happy and
comfortable on someone's screened-in patio, as long as he had
a kind-hearted person who would pet and talk to him often. Tiger
picks his friends, but he loves to be
petted. If anyone can open their home and their
hearts to Tiger, please call Lee: Cell:
754-366-8072 or work: 561-226-9508
|
|
Snoopy is
a great, 11-month old, neutered, male cat with a terrific personality
who was surrendered to us as a kitten. His left eye produces
excess tears. Perhaps it arose as a leftover from a cold, or
an allergy or a blocked tear duct (the only way to know this is through
surgery). With the proper medication, this condition may
clear up if he was in a home of his own. Currently, he lives
in a very busy foster home with many other pets. Snoopy
would be a treasure to anyone who can take the time to work with him to
solve his problem. He is playful, inquisitive, obedient and
gets along wonderfully with other cats and dogs. (He often cuddles up
with a terrier.) To see Snoopy, please call Lee at
561-226-9508 (work) or 754-366-8072 .
|
|
|
Please consider a donation to
assist us with caring for homeless animals.
Any
amount
helps us greatly! Thank you!
|
|
Animal
Aid, Inc.
|
2121 W Oakland Park Blvd. Suite
6
Oakland
Park, FL
33311 map
Tue-Fri 1-5pm;Sat 12-5pm &
by appt
|
Phone: 954-730-8398
Fax:
954-730-8402
E-mail Tamerac@aol.com
|
Copyright
© 1999-2007 All Rights Reserved
|
