Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc.

Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc. Animal Rescue & Sanctuary. Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc. Our New Bern, NC Chapter currently intakes canines up to 35 lbs.

is a non-profit organization established with an objective to provide safe, temporary or permanent homes for cats and dogs when their owners are not able to take care of them and to help animal shelters by taking in the less adoptable animals. Our aim is also to educate the public about the importance of spaying and neutering and the role it plays in decreasing the amount of homeless animals eutha

nized each year. We do not shy away from kiddos who have medical and behavioral issues, including hospice kiddos. Our Maryland Chapter currently intakes canines up to 35 lbs (with a exceptions from time to time), exotic and small animals, and a limited amount of livestock animals. Donate Here:

www.hillhounds.org

www.paypal.me/hillhounds

Venmo

Checks may be mailed to:

Hill Hounds
P.O. Box 202
Denton, MD 21629


Hill Hounds is a 501(c)3, private, non-profit organization and all donations are 100% tax deductible.

03/12/2025
Look who I have!! Update to follow!
03/11/2025

Look who I have!! Update to follow!

Today is discharge day for Chica....stay tuned!! If you would like to help with her medical expenses DONATE HERE: www.hi...
03/11/2025

Today is discharge day for Chica....stay tuned!!

If you would like to help with her medical expenses DONATE HERE:

www.hillhounds.org

www.paypal.me/hillhounds

Venmo

Checks may be mailed to:

Hill Hounds
P.O. Box 202
Denton, MD 21629

You may also call in a payment directly to Pet Health Clinic at
410-820-4286.

This sweet boy is looking for his happily ever after. Sky is a young boy who gets along with others (both cats and dogs...
03/11/2025

This sweet boy is looking for his happily ever after. Sky is a young boy who gets along with others (both cats and dogs) and would so love to find his happily ever after. Sky is most likely a JRT/Parsons.

To add this sweet boy to your family you can apply online at www.hillhounds.org

UNBELIEVABLE! I've had this conversation with Dr. Andrews more than once. I have to believe that she gets mildly terrifi...
03/09/2025

UNBELIEVABLE!

I've had this conversation with Dr. Andrews more than once. I have to believe that she gets mildly terrified when I refer to her as Dr. Jesus (no hate please...it's a joke...I think).

Me: Ok, so.....I have one that I need you to fix.

Her: OMG...how many times do I have to tell you that I'm not Jesus?

Yesterday when I texted her I told her I needed my Dr. Jesus. I'm sure she chuckled before she broke into a sweat wondering what horrific thing was going to appear in her text message next. It was our sweet girl Chica...who didn't look beat up...but boy howdy is she ever sick!

Today after surgery I received a message from her and her assistant, Jamie, with pictures of what they found in our girl. It was breathtaking. It's the pictures you see below.

The good news is....the stones are out and they will be sent off for analysis. The better news is...she did SO well during surgery she went for it and did her spay!

Two procedures down.....two to go.

Is there any wonder why she's my first call when something major is going on with our kiddos?

As always...a huge thank you to Dr. Andrews and her staff!

If you are able to help us out with Chica's expenses you can DONATE HERE:

www.hillhounds.org

www.paypal.me/hillhounds

Venmo

Checks may be mailed to:

Hill Hounds
P.O. Box 202
Denton, MD 21629

Thank you!
~Tammy

Please keep your pets and care for them. Nobody is coming. We're all full. There isn't someone who magically has more ti...
03/08/2025

Please keep your pets and care for them. Nobody is coming. We're all full. There isn't someone who magically has more time than you. They would rather nap while you're working...they'll wait and be so excited when you get home.

This is a terrible time to be a dog. We are failing man's best friend.

Chica Update: Following our appointment today, Chica was hospitalized. She is not well and has much more going on than w...
03/08/2025

Chica Update:

Following our appointment today, Chica was hospitalized. She is not well and has much more going on than we expected. She has the bladder stones pictured below, a pulmonary cyst, a kidney and bladder infection, and mammary tumors down both chains. She needs to be spayed and requires a dental. We're probably looking at 3 surgeries total. The estimate for today's surgery is below.

The first surgery is critical to her survival. The bladder stones have also given her a bladder and kidney infection. The twist here is the pulmonary cyst. If that creates an issue in surgery, we'll have to come to a stop with care. Apparently, this stems from an infection she had earlier in life.

If we can get her through this surgery, we will take her back in two-ish months to go after the mammary tumors and spay her. The third procedure would be her dental.

I know it sounds like a lot ...but we stand by our decision that she deserves a chance. Dr. Andrews says that there's a good chance this is all fixable. Please pray this sweet girl gets through this surgery without an issue.

We're going to need your help. This was an unexpected rescue but we are so glad that she landed with us to get her care. We're going to do everything we can to get her well...so she can enjoy her golden years in a loving adoptive home.

PLEASE DONATE HERE:

www.hillhounds.org

www.paypal.me/hillhounds

Venmo

Checks may be mailed to:

Hill Hounds
P.O. Box 202
Denton, MD 21629

Donations may be called into Pet Health Clinic until 7 PM this evening. Please do not ask them for updates on Chica because they are a very busy practice and they are not able to give updates to anyone but the rescue. (410) 820-4286

Chica is going in for X-rays so we know how to proceed. She has soooo much going on. “Baseball sized bladder of stones”,...
03/08/2025

Chica is going in for X-rays so we know how to proceed. She has soooo much going on. “Baseball sized bladder of stones”, mammary tumors down both chains, she needs a dental and spay. So far….

Please help us help her. DONATE HERE:

www.hillhounds.org

www.PayPal.me/hillhounds

Venmo

Our sweet girl has a lot going on. We’re hoping to be squeezed in tomorrow with our surgeon. Chica is peeing blood (she’...
03/07/2025

Our sweet girl has a lot going on. We’re hoping to be squeezed in tomorrow with our surgeon. Chica is peeing blood (she’s on antibiotics), she’ll need to be spayed and we found two mammary tumors today.

Even with all of this going on - she is still the sweetest velcro dog. She deserves a chance at life. We got a preliminary estimate from the surgeon so we’re going to start fundraising. Our goal for now is $1500. We will adjust as needed.

DONATE to Chica here:

PayPal: www.PayPal.me/hillhounds

Venmo:

www.hillhounds.org

This sweetheart is arriving. She’ll need surgery. Please help us welcome Chica. We’re going to get her straight medicall...
03/06/2025

This sweetheart is arriving. She’ll need surgery. Please help us welcome Chica. We’re going to get her straight medically and love her up and then she’ll be available for adoption.

03/03/2025

How Many Times Can a Heart Break?
"My heart breaks as I stand in front of an empty cage, thinking about the animal that used to be there. One of many who waited for a happy ending that never came.

My heart breaks as I pet a dog who has so many things against him: his breed, size, color, and age. Yet, he still wants to be my friend.

My heart breaks as I sit on the kennel floor and reach out to an animal that only knows to cringe, waiting for something bad to happen.

My heart breaks as I drive away, wishing I could take every single one home, but knowing that if I did, the cages would just fill up again.

So, before I come back, the pieces of my heart will shift a little and find a new place, held together by determination and stubbornness.

Because I’ve learned in rescue that the answer to “How many times can a heart break?” is as many times as it takes." Credit to respective owner

02/26/2025

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This sweet boy is looking for his happily ever after. Sky is a young boy who gets along with others (both cats and dogs) and would so love to find his happily ever after. Sky is most likely a JRT/Parsons. To add this sweet boy to your family you can apply online at www.hillhounds.org

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Meet Meowgaret Thatcher and Pawdrey Hepburn - our newest dolls that need a little extra love. The girls have Cerebellar Hypoplasia. (We’ll post more about that in coming days- but it’s the same diagnosis as what our clinic cat, Bob, has). We are so incredibly grateful to the foster that had them at the shelter She built them this feeding station to help them keep their balance while they’re learning to eat on their own. This will be a game changer! If you would like to DONATE to the girls care, you may do so here: www.hillhounds.org www.paypal.me/hillhounds Venmo @hillhounds Checks may be mailed to: Hill Hounds PO Box 202 Denton, MD 21629. You may also call in a donation over the phone by the clinic at 443–4 48–4221. Look for more updates!

Meet Buttquack and Larry. They wanted to take this opportunity to thank those of you who have supported our wish lists. We have them posted on Amazon Walmart, and Tractor Supply. Everyone here that is able to eat a fresh food diet does so daily. Walmart gift cards are always a wonderful way to support the Rescue . Your selfless giving helps us keep our heads above water.

Does your cat or dog have “dirty” ears? Is it ear wax….or ear mites? The ear mite, Otodectes cynotis, is a surface mite that lives on cats, dogs, rabbits, and ferrets. It is highly contagious and usually found in the ear canal. The life cycle of an ear mite takes about 3 weeks to develop from an egg to an adult and occurs on the host animal. Clinical signs of infestation include ear irritation, discharge, hair loss, and skin lesions. Diagnosis involves observing the mite through an otoscope or microscopic examination. Treatment includes insecticidal products to kill the adult and larval forms. Ear mites may cause a temporary itchy rash in humans, but eradicating the mites from pets solves the problem. If your dog or cat is digging and scratching their ears frequently, make an appointment today for us to take a look. (443) 448-4221

It was an eventful day today! Looks like Charlotte (“Charlie”) is expecting! Time to have a puppy shower!

Make sure your kiddos are taken care of in the heat. Heat stroke is no joke!

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​Hill Hounds Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, Inc. is a non-profit organization established with an objective to provide safe, temporary or permanent homes for cats and dogs when their owners are not able to take care of them and to help animal shelters by taking in the less adoptable animals. Our aim is also to educate the public about the importance of spaying and neutering and the role it plays in decreasing the amount of homeless animals euthanized each year.

Hill Hounds is a 501(c)3, private, non-profit organization and all donations are 100% tax deductible.

We are open by appointment only.