Eagle's Den Rescue

Eagle's Den Rescue Rescue Page for Eagle's Den Rescue. This page will be used to share animals that are permanent residents of Eagle's Den, & animals with fosters that need help.
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https://eaglesdenrescue.com/ This is THEIR Page and THEIR voice so that they may be heard and those with fosters may find a loving home. It is also a place where their needs can be listed and shared. Thank You. You are welcome to SHARE o

ur stories with the Share button but these are OUR pictures and stories and they may not be used on any other page without our permission and they may not be altered in any way without our permission. Our "legal" name is Eagle's Den Rescue. We are located in Southeastern NC, in Bladen County. If you would like to contact us you may do so at our mailing address
1453 Campbell Road
Clarkton, NC 28433


We also promote the rescue & adoption of animals in the Bladen County Animal Shelter as well as other local shelters, and will work closely with any rescue or individual to help get these wonderful dogs to safety. We will never turn an animal away that has been tortured and abused. We will find a way to help victims of bestiality and evil.

We would like to thank Faith, Hope and Charity For Animals as well as another special elf who made sure that all of the ...
12/27/2025

We would like to thank Faith, Hope and Charity For Animals as well as another special elf who made sure that all of the Denizens had a gift under the tree 🌲
We hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas

Merry Christmas from the Den Howdy y'all, it's me H***h aka Little Dude, Get out of That, and Quit aggravating your Sist...
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from the Den

Howdy y'all, it's me H***h aka Little Dude, Get out of That, and Quit aggravating your Sister 😁

I was waiting FOREVER to see Santa Paws last night. I cuddled up in all my blankets, and ya know what happened???? I MISSED IT

I knows Santa Paws musta come by because Momma is already in the kitchen fixin chick chick for all of us. We loves our chick chick.

So from our house to yours, I hope Santa Paws brought y'all tons of chick chick and have a wonderful day

Beth asked me to share the Amazon wishlist again, she needs small trash bags and canned food the most. She also wanted m...
12/23/2025

Beth asked me to share the Amazon wishlist again, she needs small trash bags and canned food the most.
She also wanted me to thank Annie Manchester, Jennifer O'Connor and one was marked Jenoco71. She also received packages that didn't have names, just gift tags so whoever you are she thanks you as well.

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2VRWWX54WBDGS/ref%3Dhz_ls_biz_ex?fbclid=IwdGRjcAO3oftjbGNrA7eh7WV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHnN0EZk-l_ZgSMPpxNb5pA4RbuGGty4-RqBu-IfHrVSHkEmk7iH3HdBly8hy_aem_7dAoFpdClOD2tCjpCjUb9A

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12/20/2025

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Please keep sharing

This is Beth. I hope all of you remember a very special boy that we call Beau. I don't want to revisit all of his past, so I am going to TRY and abbreviate it for you.
Beau showed up in someone's yard looking for food. He had numerous past injuries. Some were fresh and some were older. He was just before being a walking skeleton. A vet visit proved his wounds were consistent with being harmed by another dog on numerous occasions. He had fresh wounds on his legs and body, and several older wounds around his neck and head. His right ear is almost totally ripped away. Since Beau presented as a gentle soul, we suspected a POS had attempted to fight him and when that failed, he was used as bait and left for dead.
His wounds healed, but Beau had presented desperately needing heartworm treatment.
With loving, gentle care ... he received the treatment and survived it. Over the past few years, he has received love and immediate vet care when needed.
Beau has soaked up the love like a dry sponge gradually being filled. Finally, he has lost that look as if he is waiting for the other shoe to drop. He has been basking in love and care ... including a full bowl of food and clean water to drink. All of the wonderful things made the baths tolerable. Even having to use the bathroom in the rain didn't seem so bad. The wonderful feeling of love and care were just too wonderful ...
BUT ... there's that other darn shoe!
We thought it was gone forever, but yesterday he had a cough that would not quit. He ignored his food. He was rushed to the vet. They ran numerous tests.
What they found:
Bronchitis, Reactive Lymph Nodes, Stomach and GI Thickening consistent with Gastroentiritis, Elevated Colonized Calcium.
They also sent out for parathyroid tests.
That would explain the elevated colonized calcium. We are still waiting for the results.
Of course there are other things to worry about with that result. There's the various tumors, lymphoma, kidney issues and Addison's disease. There are numerous problems the vet will hopefully rule out.
Two others that stand out for me: intestinal obstruction and lung worms. The worry about an obstruction is partially alleviated. He ate this morning. Had he not eaten, he would need to be hospitalized immediately. Now we need to make sure he goes to the bathroom so we absolutely know he does not have an obstruction.

Bottom line: the tests have been expensive and we need help please. I try not to ask too often, but Beau needs a few angels to help out. We need to raise around $4000 so if you can spare a few dollars ... we can reach the goal. Please, please help us to stop that other shoe from dropping down:
If you can use PayPal, email :
[email protected]

If you need to use Venmo:

or CashApp,
$eaglesden1

Please always put it's for Beau.

Your love and prayers are always appreciated.
You Sustain Us,
~Beth~
~EDR~

This is Beth. I hope all of you remember a very special boy that we call Beau.  I don't want to revisit all of his past,...
12/19/2025

This is Beth. I hope all of you remember a very special boy that we call Beau. I don't want to revisit all of his past, so I am going to TRY and abbreviate it for you.
Beau showed up in someone's yard looking for food. He had numerous past injuries. Some were fresh and some were older. He was just before being a walking skeleton. A vet visit proved his wounds were consistent with being harmed by another dog on numerous occasions. He had fresh wounds on his legs and body, and several older wounds around his neck and head. His right ear is almost totally ripped away. Since Beau presented as a gentle soul, we suspected a POS had attempted to fight him and when that failed, he was used as bait and left for dead.
His wounds healed, but Beau had presented desperately needing heartworm treatment.
With loving, gentle care ... he received the treatment and survived it. Over the past few years, he has received love and immediate vet care when needed.
Beau has soaked up the love like a dry sponge gradually being filled. Finally, he has lost that look as if he is waiting for the other shoe to drop. He has been basking in love and care ... including a full bowl of food and clean water to drink. All of the wonderful things made the baths tolerable. Even having to use the bathroom in the rain didn't seem so bad. The wonderful feeling of love and care were just too wonderful ...
BUT ... there's that other darn shoe!
We thought it was gone forever, but yesterday he had a cough that would not quit. He ignored his food. He was rushed to the vet. They ran numerous tests.
What they found:
Bronchitis, Reactive Lymph Nodes, Stomach and GI Thickening consistent with Gastroentiritis, Elevated Colonized Calcium.
They also sent out for parathyroid tests.
That would explain the elevated colonized calcium. We are still waiting for the results.
Of course there are other things to worry about with that result. There's the various tumors, lymphoma, kidney issues and Addison's disease. There are numerous problems the vet will hopefully rule out.
Two others that stand out for me: intestinal obstruction and lung worms. The worry about an obstruction is partially alleviated. He ate this morning. Had he not eaten, he would need to be hospitalized immediately. Now we need to make sure he goes to the bathroom so we absolutely know he does not have an obstruction.

Bottom line: the tests have been expensive and we need help please. I try not to ask too often, but Beau needs a few angels to help out. We need to raise around $4000 so if you can spare a few dollars ... we can reach the goal. Please, please help us to stop that other shoe from dropping down:
If you can use PayPal, email :
[email protected]

If you need to use Venmo:

or CashApp,
$eaglesden1

Please always put it's for Beau.

Your love and prayers are always appreciated.
You Sustain Us,
~Beth~
~EDR~

Please, if you can't help right now we understand but please share
12/18/2025

Please, if you can't help right now we understand but please share

PLEASE READ THROUGH, I'LL MAKE IT AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE

I had posted last week about Beth being seen at the ER and the official diagnosis was a broken sternum. She is supposed to be resting, but as life does it's own thing meet Willow.
The dogs were raising all kinds of chaos a few days ago, so broken sternum and all Beth ran out to make sure they were alright.
What she walked into was this poor emaciated girl, dragging a chain, being jumped by dogs in the area that are allowed to roam freely.
Beth broke up the fight of course, and this little girl clung to her with her paws like someone who fell overboard clinging to a life preserver.
She eats like she's never eaten before and then looks like she's scared she never will again.
She is somewhere safe, rest assured.
We just received the email saying we can get the reduced price dog food and we are very low as it is.
Willow is going to need help and we desperately need to get this order. We never know when these trucks are going to come in so we can't afford to miss it. I know it's just before Christmas and things are tight for everyone, but if you can help the donations can be sent through PayPal

[email protected]

Venmo



And Cash App

$eaglesden1

I know Beth plans on doing her own updates soon, but this is urgent

PLEASE READ THROUGH, I'LL MAKE IT AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE I had posted last week about Beth being seen at the ER and the of...
12/16/2025

PLEASE READ THROUGH, I'LL MAKE IT AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE

I had posted last week about Beth being seen at the ER and the official diagnosis was a broken sternum. She is supposed to be resting, but as life does it's own thing meet Willow.
The dogs were raising all kinds of chaos a few days ago, so broken sternum and all Beth ran out to make sure they were alright.
What she walked into was this poor emaciated girl, dragging a chain, being jumped by dogs in the area that are allowed to roam freely.
Beth broke up the fight of course, and this little girl clung to her with her paws like someone who fell overboard clinging to a life preserver.
She eats like she's never eaten before and then looks like she's scared she never will again.
She is somewhere safe, rest assured.
We just received the email saying we can get the reduced price dog food and we are very low as it is.
Willow is going to need help and we desperately need to get this order. We never know when these trucks are going to come in so we can't afford to miss it. I know it's just before Christmas and things are tight for everyone, but if you can help the donations can be sent through PayPal

[email protected]

Venmo



And Cash App

$eaglesden1

I know Beth plans on doing her own updates soon, but this is urgent

UPDATE.... I had posted a while back about Beth's leg wound that doesn't want to heal. Because of the wound, she has bee...
12/05/2025

UPDATE....

I had posted a while back about Beth's leg wound that doesn't want to heal. Because of the wound, she has been having trouble walking.
A few days ago, she had a fall in the yard and fell into the handle of her wagon. She thought it was just bruised, so she's been just pushing through but this morning was really bad .
When I talked to her on the phone, she sounded more out of breath than usual and she was in a lot of pain. I told her I thought it would be a good idea to go get checked out.
Thankfully, Lydia came today and when she saw how bad off she was, she didn't even give her a chance to refuse.
The hospital did check for any cardiac issues because of her history, but thankfully it was only a fracture in the sternum.
I know it's odd to say "only" but for Beth that's a blessing.
She needs rest. She needs to heal. To do that... to put it bluntly.... she needs help.
She needs to be able to pay people to take some of the work off her shoulders.
She still has the wound to deal with and that requires weekly visits to the wound clinic.
I'm not going to post the donation links again, because I want this to be about how happy we are that Beth is home safe and sound, but please consider helping

Address

1453 Campbell Road
Clarkton, NC
28433

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

Telephone

+19108767246

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Rescue Page for Eagle's Den Rescue. This page will be used to share animals that are permanent residents of Eagle's Den, & animals with fosters that need help. This is THEIR Page and THEIR voice so that they may be heard and those with fosters may find a loving home. It is also a place where their needs can be listed and shared. Thank You. You are welcome to SHARE our stories with the Share button but these are OUR pictures and stories and they may not be used on any other page without our permission and they may not be altered in any way without our permission. Our "legal" name is Eagle's Den Rescue. We are located in Southeastern NC, in Bladen County. If you would like to contact us you may do so at our mailing address 1453 Campbell Road Clarkton, NC 28433 Our Vet: Dr. Ronni LaVine: South Robeson Veterinary Clinic, Fairmont, NC Phone: 910-628-7178 (Donations can be made for animals under her care at the time the donation is made ... or to Eagle's Den Rescue's Account.) We also promote the rescue & adoption of animals in the Bladen County Animal Shelter as well as other local shelters, and will work closely with any rescue or individual to help get these wonderful dogs to safety. We will never turn an animal away that has been tortured and abused. We will find a way to help victims of be******ty and evil.

Until all the abuse stops and until they all find their way home … we will be here for them.