New Day Dog Rescue

* version française ci-dessous * Winston is thriving under the care of his amazing foster family. We are so thankful for the love and care he is receiving. Our little Wobbly Winston had his health checkup today, which included blood work and his vaccines. As the veterinarian was examining him, our little dude seemed to think that she was initiating play and tried to turn it into a game! He is full of beans and keeps us laughing! Here are our current and upcoming expenses for Winston: Checkup, vaccines, blood work, sterilization, consult with a neurologist, bag of food, and winter attire. While we know that this is definitely not a great the greatest time to be asking for help, please know that we would be so appreciative! Ways you can donate: Zeffy and PayPal: https://linktr.ee/NewDayDogRescue E-transfer: [email protected] Thank you! 🐾🐾 Winston s’épanouit sous la garde de son incroyable famille d’accueil. Nous sommes très reconnaissants pour l’amour et les soins qu’il reçoit. Notre petit Wobbly Winston a passé son examen de santé aujourd’hui, qui comprenait des analyses de sang et ses vaccins. Pendant que le vétérinaire l’examinait, notre petit coco a semblé penser qu’elle jouait avec lui et a essayé d’en faire un jeu ! Il nous fait tellement rire ! Voici nos dépenses actuelles et à venir pour Winston : examen de santé, vaccins, analyses de sang, stérilisation, consultation avec un neurologue, sac de nourriture et tenue d’hiver. Même si nous savons que ce n’est certainement pas le moment idéal pour demander de l’aide, sachez que nous vous serions très reconnaissants ! Façons dont vous pouvez faire un don : Zeffy et PayPal : https://linktr.ee/NewDayDogRescue Virement électronique : [email protected] Merci!

* version française ci-dessous * ✨You are guaranteed to smile in 3, 2, 1… It’s that time of the year again! NDDR’s Wheelie Crew/Jingle Butts, including honourary members Bennie (co-founder Christine’s kiddo) & Rosie (co-founder Barbara’s kiddo), are ready for the holidays!✨ ✨Vous êtes garanti de sourire dans 3, 2, 1… Comme vous pouvez voir, le Wheelie Crew/Jingle Butts de NDDR, y compris les membres honoraires Bennie (p’tit coco de notre cofondatrice Christine) et Rosie (p’tite cocotte de notre cofondatrice Barbara), sont prêt pour la période des fêtes !✨

Winston Churchill once said, “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” While we at NDDR are so grateful to get to give of ourselves to so many deserving doggy souls, we are just as grateful to those of you who support us so that we can continue to do what we do! So today, on Giving Tuesday, we want to thank you for giving us your support. Whether that has been in the form of a donation, sharing our posts, words of encouragement, or loving our dogs from a distance - please know that none of it goes unnoticed and we are so thankful! Winston, the newest addition to our NDDR family, is a perfect example of why your support is so important to us. Already, after only four days of being with us, he is thriving under the care of his incredible foster mom, Jessica, and we are equipping him with everything he needs to do things just the same as any other dog. On this day, if you’ve been thinking about making a donation in honour of Giving Tuesday, any donation made to us will go towards the care of our determined and feisty little Wobbly Winston. Ways you can donate: Zeffy and PayPal: https://linktr.ee/NewDayDogRescue E-transfer: [email protected] Thank you! 🐾🐾 Winston Churchill a dit : « We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give. » Alors que chez NDDR, nous sommes très reconnaissants de pouvoir donner de nous-mêmes à tant d'âmes de chiens méritantes, nous sommes tout aussi reconnaissants envers ceux d'entre vous qui nous soutiennent afin que nous puissions continuer à faire ce que nous faisons ! Alors aujourd’hui, à l’occasion de « Mardi je donne », nous souhaitons vous remercier de nous avoir donné votre soutien. Que ce soit sous la forme d'un don, du partage de nos publications, de mots d'encouragement ou d'aimer nos chiens à distance, sachez que rien de tout cela ne passe inaperçu et nous vous en sommes très reconnaissants ! Winston, le p’tit nouveau dans notre fami

* Version française ci-dessous * We will soon be welcoming a seven month old puppy whom we suspect has Cerebellar Hypoplasia into our NDDR family. We would like to include you in naming this sweet little fellow! Please leave your name suggestions in the comments below! We need to fundraise for the following: Appointment with a veterinarian (checkup, vaccines, bloodwork, eventual neuter) Consultation with a neurologist Quad wheelchair (if we aren’t able to have one donated to us) Day-to-day care (food, wipes, pee pads, etc.) Ways you can donate: Zeffy and PayPal: https://linktr.ee/NewDayDogRescue E-transfer: [email protected] Thank you in advance for your support! 🐾🐾 Nous accueillerons bientôt un chiot de sept mois que nous soupçonnons soit atteint d'hypoplasie cérébelleuse dans notre famille NDDR. Nous aimerions vous inclure à trouver un nom pour ce adorable petit coco ! Veuillez laisser vos idées de noms dans les commentaires ci-dessous. Nous devons collecter des fonds pour les éléments suivants : Rendez-vous avec un vétérinaire (bilan, vaccins, éventuelle castration) Consultation avec un neurologue Chaise roulante avec quatre roues (si nous ne parvenons pas à nous en faire don) Soins quotidiens (nourriture, lingettes, pipi pas, etc.) Façons dont vous pouvez faire un don : Zeffy et PayPal : https://linktr.ee/NewDayDogRescue Virement électronique : [email protected] Merci d'avance pour votre soutien !

* version française ci-dessous * The moment we’ve all been waiting for… We’re thrilled to share that Patouf was discharged from the clinic yesterday evening. He is currently settling into his wonderful foster home, where his post-op after-care will continue. He is being spoiled and is in such great hands! Patouf is in really great spirits and is very excited to get to know his foster family, which includes 3 doggy friends. Our boy is absolutely enamoured with Romie. It was definitely love at first sight for those two! Now his foster family’s biggest challenge is to keep our busy boy resting so he can recover as quickly as possible... Mr Patouf just wants to play all day long! We can’t wait for him to be fully healed so that he can, and after all he has been through he definitely deserves to! That day will come soon, Patouf, we promise! Patouf will have a follow-up at the clinic in a couple of weeks. Yesterday, before his departure, we paid his invoice, which was $2874. The incredible team at Clinique Vétérinaire Cimon Loretteville did not charge us for a few things that would have significantly increased our bill, including Patouf’s lengthy hospital stay. We are very grateful! Team NDDR, you, too, have generously come together to help us save this pup’s life. We are not out of the woods yet, though... while we have raised a significant portion of the amount owing for Patouf’s bill, there is still a little ways left to go, so if you’d like to help us reach our fundraising goal, here are the ways you can help us do so: Zeffy and PayPal: https://linktr.ee/NewDayDogRescue E-transfer: [email protected] This is crucial for us as we have an abundance of other expenses. LOOK AT THAT HAPPY BOY!! Nine days ago he was hours away from being euthanized. NDDR did it! You did it! The team at Clinique Cimon did it! Together, we ALL came together and saved Patouf’s life! THANK YOU! 🐾🐾 Nous sommes ravis de vous annoncer que Patouf a quitt

NDDR Alumni, Charlotte! Charlotte believed and she achieved! 🙌🏻 🐾🐾 Charlotte y a cru et elle a réussi ! 🙌🏻

NDDR would like to welcome a six month old puppy whom we suspect has Cerebellar Hypoplasia, to ensure he receives the care he needs. Whether that be through us, or through finding a rescue who specialize in dogs with CH. What is CH? Cerebellar Hypoplasia is a condition in which the cerebellum of the brain doesn’t develop properly. The cerebellum controls balance, coordination, and fine motor skills, and when it is not developed properly it can cause animals to “wobble” when they walk. Basically, they are uncoordinated. They can still be active and can still have a great quality of life. While there is no cure or treatment for this condition, affected dogs can ABSOLUTELY live long, happy, and pain-free lives. Although not seen in this video, the puppy can walk, he’s just very uncoordinated. Our hope, if we can take him in, is to get him a wheelchair with front wheels for outdoor walks. We would also need an experienced foster. While you don’t need to have experience with CH, we do need to make sure he ends up with someone who is comfortable caring for a dog with special needs. Please send us an email at [email protected].

* Version française ci-dessous * We’ll never forget this day. It was the day Charlotte was finally safe, and the day she too knew she was finally safe. She was exhausted. Her back paws were covered in sores, scars and blood from dragging them around the streets, and half of her tail was necrotic. One of the first things we noticed was that Charlotte couldn’t lie down on her own. Instead, she remained in this sitting position. When she arrived to her foster home in Morocco, it was as though all of her fears melted away and she knew she could sleep without any worries. Watching her fall asleep in this position made us both so sad and happy. Sad for the countless days she struggled this way, and happy that those days were over at last. As you all know, Charlotte is now able to walk and run and is living her best life in Canada with one of NDDR’s co-founders. You can keep up with her on Instagram @benniethedoubleamputee. 🐾🐾 Nous n’oublierons jamais cette journée. C'était le jour où Charlotte était enfin en sécurité, et le jour où elle aussi savait qu'elle était enfin en sécurité. Elle était épuisée. Ses pattes arrière étaient couvertes de plaies, de cicatrices et de sang après les avoir traînées dans les rues, et la moitié de sa queue était nécrotique. L’une des premières choses que nous avons remarquées, c’est que Charlotte ne pouvait pas s’allonger seule. Lorsqu’elle est arrivée dans sa famille d’accueil au Maroc, c’était comme si toutes ses peurs s’étaient dissipées et qu’elle savait qu’elle pouvait dormir sans soucis. La voir s'endormir dans cette position nous a rendus tous les deux si tristes et heureuse. Triste pour les innombrables jours où elle était prise de même, et heureuse que ces jours soient enfin terminés. Comme vous le savez tous, Charlotte est maintenant capable de marcher et de courir et vit sa meilleure vie au Canada avec l’un des cofondatrices de NDDR. Vous pouvez la su