Available Puppies for Foster or Adoption
Adopt or foster a post-parvo treatment puppy, so we can continue saving more! Here are some of the available cuties!
Available Puppies!
Hi everyone!
These are puppies we have available for adoption. Most of them are parvo survivors who need out in order to make room for other parvo survivors!
Come out and look at some puppies, so we can continue rescuing more!
- Lauren
Cashew is looking for a comfortable home, with loving fosters, where he can recover. Cashew was likely hit by a car and suffered a head trauma, resulting in both eyes having to be removed. Currently, Cashew has a feeding tube until he is able to eat on his own. Despite these setbacks, Cashew is recovering well and currently house-hunting. Can you bring this cute kitty home so he can heal in comfort?
For foster inquiries, please email [email protected]
Thereās no way you can avoid looking at this cute, little guy! The Rogue is ready for a loving home! He was previously anemic and had edema (swelling around his face) but is now fully recovered! The Rogue is eating normally and is ready to be spoiled. A happy and loving guy, The Rogue loves to be around people and is ready to be part of a family. Can you bring him home to be a part of your family?
For foster inquiries, please email [email protected]
For adoption inquiries, please email [email protected]
Stop scrolling ā you wonāt be able to resist this a-dog-able face! Clementine is parvo-free and ready to find a new home! Sheās currently recovering from a broken tibia and is only in need of splints and cage rest for about 6 weeks. With the help of some pain meds and TLC, Clementine is ready to find a family and socialize once again! Can you bring this puppy home so she can continue her healing in the comfort of a loving home?
For foster inquiries, please email [email protected]
For adoption inquiries, please email [email protected]
Mrs. Corn is a panleukopenia survivor but her troubles didn't stop there. She also is struggling with Intussusception, which is caused by excessive motion in the intestines which is overstimulated by a foreign body (such as a string), intestinal parasites, a tumor, irritation of the intestine or a viral infection. Surgery is the only way to heal her of this. This little kitten has already been through so much in her young life, she deserves to be pain-free. Please donate to her medical fund so we can make sure the rest of her years are just that. https://www.austinpetsalive.org/donate/medical-chip-ins/mrs-corns-intussusception-surgery
Hue isn't doing too hot. This spunky guy is typically found in our Feline Leukemia Adoption Center, but he's not feeling his usual self. He's been hospitalized in our clinic as of late for having issues with urinary blockage. We're going to perform a perineal urethrostomy (PU) surgery to reconstruct his urethra so he's able to express his bladder free of pain, but we're calling on you to help us raise the funds to do so.
Please give to Hue's medical fund if you're able. We want to make sure he heals so he can go back to the adoption center to find his forever home. https://www.austinpetsalive.org/donate/medical-chip-ins/hughs-perineal-urethrostomy-pu-surgery
Kibbibble needs your help. He is struggling with his diet, and we're not sure why. He isn't eating as much as he should be and as a result, is underweight. We need raise $100 for blood work to rule out congenital disease as the cause. Can you help us get this little one healthy so he can find his forever home? https://www.austinpetsalive.org/donate/medical-chip-ins/kibbibbles-blood-work
JT isn't feeling too good. He has obstruction of the urethra, which blocks the urine from leaving his body. This can be very serious with male cats, and we need to make sure he has the right care in order to heal him of this. He will be with us in the clinic on medications and fluids, as well having a catheter put in to flush out the blockage. This can be very painful, so we're doing everything we can to treat him quickly. If you can help us support JT so he makes a speedy recovery, please give today. https://www.austinpetsalive.org/donate/medical-chip-ins/jts-urinary-obstruction-treatment
Trooper's Mass Removal
Trooper arrived into our care from Austin Animal Center with a golf-ball sized mass by his right ear that was constantly bleeding. We have him bandaged up and on pain medicine to keep him comfortable, but in order for him to fully heal, the mass needs to be removed. If you can help support Trooper with his surgery, please donate to his medical fund today. As always, thank you for helping us help pets. https://www.austinpetsalive.org/donate/medical-chip-ins/troopers-mass-removal
Argus has been having a tough time. He has a prolapsed colon, which causes it to pop out of place. He underwent a simple procedure to try and put it back but it didn't take. We need to do more of an invasive surgery where we'll attach his colon to the side of his body wall so it can't pop out anymore. It will be a difficult journey to recovery, but we know this beautiful boy will pull through. If you'd like to help him get there, please donate to his medical fund today. https://www.austinpetsalive.org/donate/medical-chip-ins/arguss-colon-surgery
Hendrix is one tough puppy. He's already beat Parvo virus in his short little life, but it's left with a painful abscess on his side. He'll need to undergo daily bandage changes and hydro therapy in order to get rid of it. He's just ready to get better and we're going to help him get there by raising $100. If you'd like to help too, please give to his medical fund today. https://www.austinpetsalive.org/donate/medical-chip-ins/hendrixs-abscess-treatment
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