PUPPY MAX HAS PARVO!
🆕 12/3 UPDATE: A medical sponsor has arranged for Max to see a private veterinarian this afternoon. We’ll share updates as we get them!
🚨URGENT! ORANGE MEDICAL ALERT‼️
🆘 MALINOIS PUPPY WITH PARVO NEEDS RESCUE ASAP!
MAX - #A2174814
13-week-old, 27.6 lb.
Female Belgian Malinois
Little Max was surrendered today by a homeless woman who told employees her puppy has been sick.
Because this beautiful baby is very lethargic and has no appetite, she was tested for Parvo. And sadly, the results came back “positive.” 😥
As of now, there’s no exit date listed on the @laanimalservices website, but this can change at any moment!
Max really needs to see a private veterinarian ASAP, so PLEASE SHARE, TAG & PLEDGE & help this poor puppy get seen & saved in time. 🙏
💜 Rescue Partners: Contact Lifesaving Liaison Haydee Mancera at [email protected] / 213-305-4112. In her absence, contact the Shelter Supervisor at 310-207-3156 or Veronica Perry at [email protected] / 213-435-9152.
The shelter is open on Tues.-Fri., 8am–5pm & on weekends from 11am–5pm. Our address is 11361 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064. For more info, visit @laanimalservices.
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🆕 10/10 UPDATE: Bishop has been rescued by Queen's Best Stumpy Dog Rescue! 🎉
🆘 URGENT MEDICAL ALERT‼️
🚨CORGI WITH THYROID CANCER NEEDS RESCUE ‼️
BISHOP #A2116659
9 yr. old, 21 lb. Neutered Male
We first met Bishop last Nov. after he was surrendered. His family shared that this beautiful boy, who they’d had since he was a puppy, was diagnosed with thyroid cancer & they couldn’t afford vet care. Thankfully, their intake form included lots of great info:
-favorite activity is CUDDLING 🥰
-also loves the outdoors, hiking, the beach
-friendly with strangers; usually tolerant & fearful around children
-he’s a Pembroke Welsh Corgi from a breeder
-enjoys playing tug, chase, & herding (true to his breed)
-very house-trained; knows numerous commands & well-behaved when left at home alone
-his only “bite” note was during nail trim, & it didn’t break skin
At that time, volunteers found him to be extremely sweet. They noted he kept jumping on the bench to cuddle with them and instantly rolled on his back for pets. He was trusting around strangers, allowed people to pick him up, walked well on leash, and was easy to return to his crate.
A few days after Bishop arrived, he was adopted (12/3/23). We thought he’d found his forever home, so we were heartbroken when Bishop was surrendered again on 9/24 after a bite incident. 😥(We’ve requested info about what preceded the bite & if his recent owners filled out an intake form.) Upon his return, Bishop was immediately quarantined & placed on medical alert.
He needs rescue as soon as he’s out of quarantine, which is normally a 10-day hold. So Bishop may be released as early as 10/3‼️
Considering Bishop’s positive notes from his first owner, there may be extenuating circumstances around this bite. So, we’re begging rescues to contact the shelter to find out more. It breaks our hearts when any precious animal’s life is cut short. So if possible, we’d love for Bishop to enjoy is
Leo
9/11 UPDATE: LEO HAS BEEN RESCUED! The shelter can't release who pulled him, but if we find out, we will update post.
🆘 URGENT! LEO NEEDS RESCUE BY 4 PM ON 9/14‼️
LEO - #A2154572
2 yr. old, 22 lb. Male
We found out late on 9/10 that Leo’s been put on the euthanasia list. This adorable little guy needs to be rescued by a New Hope partner by 4 pm this Saturday, 9/14!
Leo was surrendered by his family on 7/28. According to the intake form, they got him from a friend a year ago & he’s been “mostly kept outdoors.” They described him as being “affectionate, playful, high energy, and anxious” & some of his favorite things are “following you around the room, playing fetch & tug, and chasing squeaky balls.” 🐶
A few volunteers spent time with Leo & had great interactions, including this one: “I first met Leo in his crate & he was quiet & relaxed. He walked well on leash & appeared to be housebroken. When we introduced Leo to a big dog, he was avoidant but tolerant when the other dog tried to play, followed him around, and even grabbed his leash. Afterwards, I sat on the ground & Leo came right over for pets & was very affectionate. When I stopped petting him, he put his head under my hand to let me know he wanted more, & he leaned his head & whole body into my lap for cuddles!” 🥰
On the intake form, Leo’s family wrote they were giving him up because “he’s attacking all family members & other dogs.” They also reported Leo had bitten & broken skin but didn’t include details. (NOTE: Bite levels assigned by some staff have been inaccurate at times, so PLEASE request photos!) Because of this bite, Leo’s been made “Rescue Only” & is scheduled for euthanasia on 9/15.💔
We really believe this young, healthy boy deserves a proper behavior assessment & training before his young life is cut short.
Leo has been out of public view since he arrived, so please SHARE, TAG & PLEDGE & help give him a fighting chance to live.🙏
9/2 UPDATE: We're devastated to share the news that Peanut passed away. 💔 What's tragic about this is that PARVO IS PREVENTABLE when puppies are properly vaccinated!! R.I.P. sweet girl. You deserved so much better. 😢
⚠️URGENT MEDICAL ALERT FOR PARVO PUPPY‼️
🆘NEEDS RESCUE ASAP! 🆘
PEANUT - #A2156858 🐕
4-month-old, 32 lb. Female/Great Dane
Peanut is a very sweet, striking puppy who was brought to the shelter on 8/9. She was energetic, and playful and enjoyed meeting other pups. And she was also kenneled with another darling puppy for a few weeks.
Over the last week or so, she and her kennel mate were being treated for diarrhea. On the last day of treatment, 8/30, Peanut was adopted & everyone was elated this darling girl had found her forever home.
But sadly, the next day, the adopter noticed she was starting to act sick. He brought her to the vet, where she tested positive for Parvo.😢
The vet advised the adopter she would possibly require hospitalization, which could cost thousands of dollars. Understandably, the adopter couldn’t take on this unexpected financial burden and had to surrender her today.
Our medical staff immediately treated her, and she's being monitored. However, she’s lost a few pounds since being adopted and is lethargic. As a result, she’s been put on URGENT ORANGE ALERT, and an exit date is imminent if she doesn’t show improvement by tomorrow!
As always, we’re grateful for all your shares, tags, and pledges. We know rescues are full and overwhelmed by medical bills, but we’re still hoping for a miracle for this sweet girl. 🙏
💜Rescue Partners: Contact Lifesaving Liaison Haydee Mancera at [email protected] / (213) 305-4112. In her absence, contact the Shelter Supervisor at (310) 207-3156 or Veronica Perry at [email protected] / (213) 435-9152.
The shelter is open on Tues. through Fri. from 8 am–5 pm and on Sat. & Sun. 11 am–5 pm. Our address is 11361 W. Pico Blvd Los Ang
💕 8/23 UPDATE: Warrior has been RESCUED by Bullies and Buddies Rescue! Please honor your pledges or consider donating. They also just saved a wonderful dog named Creed from ARF Harbor Shelter, where he was about to be euthanized!
Here's the link: https://www.bulliesandbuddies.com/donate
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🆘 URGENT! SWEET PUPPY ON ALERT FOR PARVO! 💔
🚨NEEDS RESCUE ASAP‼️
WARRIOR - #A2157811 🐾
11-week-old, 16 lb. Male
OMG! We can’t believe we have yet another incredibly sweet puppy on alert for parvo. (We just had a pair rescued a couple of days ago.) 😢
Warrior is an adorable little guy who was adopted a few days ago and surrendered on 8/22 because he was sick. The shelter tested him for parvo, and the results came back positive.
(This is so heartbreaking & frustrating because parvo is preventable with proper vaccinations!)
We’re anticipating that he may be given a very short deadline to exit the shelter, so we’re begging you to please TAG, SHARE & PLEDGE! 🙏
Warrior is available for adoption or rescue. If you can foster him for a rescue, please comment so a rescue sees it. (Unfortunately, Warrior can’t be fostered through the shelter.)
This little guy has already been let down once. We’d be so grateful if he got the chance to recover & live a long, happy life in a loving home!
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💜 Rescue Partners: Contact Lifesaving Liaison Haydee Mancera at [email protected] / (213) 305-4112. In her absence, contact the Shelter Supervisor at (310) 207-3156 or Veronica Perry at [email protected] / (213) 435-9152.
The shelter is open on Tues. through Fri. from 8 am–5 pm and on Sat. & Sun. 11 am–5 pm. Our address is 11361 W. Pico Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90064. All city shelters are closed on Mondays and on holidays. For more info, please call 310-207-3156 or visit LA Animal Services.
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