Lynx, Puma, KodKod and Margay are at @Pet Supplies Plus on Champion Forest Dr. They are all waiting to be adopted. Contact #thezoeygroup
Cinco de Meow Event ADOPT a ZOEY KitCat - May 5, 2024 2-4 PM at PET SUPPLIES PLUS 18602 Champion Forest Dr. Spring, TX. 77379
Dogs are SAFE!
We need help with vehicles that can go into high water in Cleveland and help us pick up our dogs that are in foster homes. Water is getting high and they need to evacuate. Can you help?
This is happening in the Plum Grove area of Clevenad, TX . Las Colonias . Can you help? Please TEXT or call 832.533.6049
Vaccination is prevention. PARVO IS POOP - Canine parvovirus (CPV) is highly contagious and can be fatal.2,3 In a January 2024 survey, investigators with Elanco found that there are an estimated 900 dogs diagnosed daily with canine parvovirus (CPV), and those that do not receive aggressive care in a timely manner face a mortality rate as high as 91%.2
An update on Bamboo, the young, scruffy boy who got hit by a car and left to die on the side of the road but thanks to a ZOEY volunteer, Leti, he is getting a chance at making it at Blue Pearl Spring. He is resting comfortably despite all his bruising and pain. He suffered a Brachial Plexus Avulsion and our vets will perform an amputation of the damaged leg as he has absolutely no pain perception.
We will make sure he finds the best family to care for him, in the meantime, he will need a foster home. If you think you can help, please let us know immediately, as goes in for surgery this week.
“Brachial plexus avulsion is a traumatic injury to the nerves that control a dog's front legs. It can happen when a dog's nerves are stretched or torn from their attachment to the spinal cord. This can be caused by trauma such as: An automobile accident, a bite or gunshot wound, a surgical complication, a fall, etc.”
“ The brachial plexus consists of nerve tissues, specifically the first two thoracic nerves and the last three cervical nerves. These nerves control the front legs. If a dog experiences a brachial plexus injury, most commonly a brachial plexus avulsion, the nerves are stretched or torn and leg paralysis results. It’s always a veterinary emergency.
There is no cure for brachial plexus avulsion, but certain therapies can improve your dog’s condition and quality of life. Amputation is often performed to prevent the dog from constantly biting and mutilating the affected limb. On rare occasions, spontaneous recovery occurs. However, if the dog doesn’t improve within four weeks of the injury, there is no chance of such a recovery.”
Please donate towards Bamboo to have everything he needs when he goes to foster care.
Venmo @thezoeygroup
Zelle 832.533.6049
Courtesy post .
Mom with hurt leg and 4 puppies in tow is just hiding underneath some parked cars. Some neighbors are feeding here and there but they need a rescue before a car hits another one.
Please share to find a rescue to intake them and mom. NO moms left behind!
Area is HWY249 close to North Houston Rosslyn Rd.
Contact is Laura Ramírez
All these doggies are at our Adoption event TODAY ! They are all in foster homes except Kelvin. He needs a place to go! Become a foster today!
KELVIN would like to have a foster home . He is at the event at Pet Supplies Plus - Champion Forest, TX and we don’t want him going back to Cleveland. He has seen the vet and is half way thru his vaccinations.
Would you like to meet Kelvin today?
Please contact the rescue at 832.533.6049
You have probably noticed a few changes to our page, starting by our name. We decided to go a little wider in the variety of things our rescue can do. From day one, the dream and goal was to become a place where people could come to us for information regarding how they could rescue an animal in need, how they could provide a better life for the pet they already have and how we could improve those lives who are suffering either on the streets being without a living human and how to help them get better from those terrible diseases that were affecting them.
But all those “how’s” are many and require expertise from a variety of well informed individuals and that is why we decided we are a group. We became The ZOEY Group a couple of months ago and now we are letting you know. We are a group of dedicated volunteers, working together to help animals and pet owners who need guidance.
We are still doing it all, In the name of ZOEY.
We hope you join us in this new journey and to begin, I will tell you that up to date, we have adopted out 20 dogs in January, 14 in February and 10 in March so far . We have helped countless owned dogs that returned safely to their owners who couldn’t afford expensive surgeries or treatments and of course, the large number of strays that are constantly coming into our vet’s office because they need help and somehow, a foster was found to house them while they get “home”.
Fosters, Volunteers and the generous donations of people who love animals make it all possible.
Here is Abby, from living in a drain to a wonderful home in the Pacific Northwest near Seattle where she arrived two days ago. This is why we do it.
A big thank you to all our volunteers, fosters, sponsor and ZOEY Pet parents.
Marley needs a foster while she gets transported to her forever home in Seattle. She travels in less than 30 days but needs a place to stay for now. Houston and surrounding areas.
Sasha and Gulliver have been at Kleinbrook for months now, their boarding bill continues to grow and we want to make a payment by tomorrow. You are welcome to call and make a payment directly if you would like to donate towards these two.
Gulliver was left in an abandoned house garage in the middle of the very hot days in Houston, has terrible ear infections and has been under treatment ever since we picked him up. He is almost 9 years old and deserves at least a foster home but nothing has come up for him. It’s just all very sad.
Sasha is another abandoned at the property dog when her family left town. Very similar to Gulliver but she, being an intact female, got continuosly attacked by male dogs wanting to mate with her. The poor thing had to fight one after the other for weeks. She was finally picked up by Zully in Cleveland and brought to our vet. She also needs help with her boarding bill and hopefully a foster home.
Both dogs are available for adoption and have been vetted.
Please call directly the hospital for a link to pay or contact me for a link so you can donate and help these sweet pups.
Thank you.
832.533.6049
Rubble needs a foster that knows Bulldogs or is willing to learn. He takes medication for his eyes as he had entropion surgery to correct in-growing eyelashes that caused constant infections. Please contact 832.533.6049 via text to foster or adopt!
On this Thanksgiving week we are grateful for 4 more pups that are about to take off and fly to their forever homes in the Pacific Northwest. Happy Life to them!
We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of sweet Remy. She was adopted as a puppy by Susy in Seattle, WA and they quickly became best friends. She recently turned a year old and soon after she was diagnosed with Discospondylitis, a condition caused by a bacterial infection from Brucella Canis; It is a very rare infection but often fatal. Our hearts are with Susy and her family and we are making an effort to fundraise to cover the last 1500dls from her very expensive bill of tests and treatments. Please support us by donating directly to Remy’s family Venmo link below. Thanks!! Once a ZOEY dog, always a ZOEY dog 💛
