Libby and Tyson enjoyed some play time today!
Waverly and Zeplin enjoying the sunny morning!
Check out the fun youβre missing by not having one of these cuties in your life!
Update on Diana: She is still hospitalized at the vet on IV fluids, injectable antibiotic and antibiotic eye drops. She did vomit some today, but overall doing better. Thank you so much to everyone who has been showing support for this little girl π
Ron Weasley & Slade: BEst Friends Forever, adopt us together!
FOUND: Stray dog on 900 S in Clay City just off 59. Please call 812-446-5126 with any information.
Scarlett
UPDATE: SCARLETT has been ADOPTED!
As many of you know, Scarlett was taken in on 11/26/23 after being reported as a dog hit by a car, left in the cold rain on the side of the road. The impact broke her pelvis and both her femurs, but not her spirit. On 12/7/23, Dr. Royer performed surgery, placing a pin in each femur. The left femur was more damaged and she had to return the following week have it adjusted. A special thank you to Royer Veterinary Services for doing Scarlettβs surgery and Heritage Animal Hospital for caring for Scarlett immediately following her accident. Both clinicβs staff has shown Scarlett so much love and care.
On 1/13/24, a foster home was found and they decided to adopt her. Yesterday, they returned to CCHS with Scarlett to complete her adoption paperwork and to let us see how much she's improved.
We canβt thank everyone enough for going out of their way to help this little girl. From concerned citizens, to veterinarians, vet staff, shelter volunteers and employees, and other animal rescue workers. Donating, spreading the word, brainstorming ideas, sharing knowledge, transporting, and giving care to Miss Scarlett. It is truly heartwarming to see so many people come together to help one very special dog. And we're excited as Scarlett continues her journey in a home with a loving family.
UPDATE ON SCARLETT
Scarlett got discharged from the vet today and is doing great! She has many weeks of recovery ahead of her, but the vet is very please with how she is doing so far. Huge thank you to Royer Veterinary Services for doing Scarlettβs surgery and Heritage Animal Hospital for caring for Scarlett immediately following her accident. Both clinicβs staff has shown Scarlett so much love and care. We are looking for a quiet foster home for Scarlett to recover in. She needs lots of rest and shouldnβt be around other dogs right now. Please fill out our foster application on our website if you are interested. https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=zr1647&method=online_form_html&formid=43
Scarlett
UPDATE ON SCARLETT
Scarlett is still at the vet on pain medication, but she still seems to be doing very well, all things considered. The vet told us that yesterday to pooped outside and put a little weight on each back leg for a few seconds! Thank you so much to everyone who has donated for this precious girl so far! We can not express our gratitude!!
π DOUBLE the LOVE with Little Bit & Micky D π
We just barely caught on video Little Bit grooming Micky D. When we did, it was a significant sunshiny moment to conclude the day, especially since the first day we put them together, they didn't seem to be connecting. Micky D readily welcomed Little Bit to his condo, but she was less than thrilled and isolated herself. Fortunately, they've become best buds and while they don't have to be adopted together, we'd love it if they were. Besides being very affectionate toward people and each other, Little Bit and Micky D also share something else in common: they're both FIV positive.
FIV is Feline Immunodeficiency Virus. FIV+ cats do NOT have a higher incidence of illness and live, long happy lives just as non-FIV+ cats. FIV cannot be transmitted to dogs or humans and is passed from cat to cat mainly through deep penetrating, blood drawing bite wounds, the kind of bites that usually occur outdoors during aggressive fights and territorial disputes.
We would LOVE to get these two adopted together because they are so sweetly compatible. Both adore being loved, by each other and people, and can be fairly demanding for attention. They're personalities are so endearing. Little Bit is 1 1/2 and Micky D is 5 1/2 and has really packed on the pounds since arriving. You've got to meet them! They must be indoor ONLY kitties and we recommend they're adopted into a home without other cats.
*Mickey D prefers a home without dogs.
Some of them have been having lots of rowdy fun, hence the paper everywhere in the kennels.οΏΌπ