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Permian Basin Animal Advocates PBAA is a 501c3 non profit organization serving the Permian Basin area

02/21/2025

Today didn’t go as planned! Our medical foster who took sweet baby Opal, the kitten who was hit by a car and had extensive surgeries to repair the damage had to rush her to our vet early this morning.

She had stopped eating, was acting lethargic and having trouble using the litter box. A concern with injuries like hers is bowel compaction and that is exactly what was happening. Her foster is well versed in colon problems as she’s foster failed a cat with a similar condition and she knew Opal needed more help than she could provide.

Our amazing vet team hospitalized her for the day to basically clear her system out and help her be more comfortable. She had a lot of medicine given, lots of those fancy X-rays and will be placed on a special diet and new daily meds while she heals and we see how she does moving forward.

We are still short covering her original surgeries and today’s emergency visit and food order has set us back even more.

Today her hospital bill was right at $345 and a case of food that will last her a little more than a week was $65.

Please consider a donation to help us keep on top of these mounting medical bills for this precious girl. She’s a fighter and we are doing everything we can for her as she heals.

TO DONATE:

Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or

via PayPal at: [email protected]

via Venmo at: (listed under charity)
https://account.venmo.com/u/DonatePBAA

Cash/check donations can be taken to:
Town and Country Vet at 3408 W Loop 250 N Midland, TX 79707

Or mailed to:
Permian Basin Animal Advocates
4706 N Midkiff Rd STE 22 PMB 155
Midland, TX 79705

To call in directly to Town and Country Vet: 432-520-4427 & reference PBAA

• If we so happen to raise more than the goal, any donations over will be applied to our monthly vet bill at Town and Country Vet •

*ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND GREATLY APPRECIATED!!*

02/19/2025

This sweet boy, Rascal came to us a few weeks ago after being accidentally ran over. He was a stray that was being fed and had curled up behind her car and without her knowing he was there, he was ran over. He suffered from a broken pelvis which fortunately will heal with crate rest. He’s about healed. We have had our share of medicals recently and have not had a spot open up for a foster to take him so he has been at our vet which means boarding fees. He’s racked up about $400 in boarding fees.

We are working on getting him into a foster as soon as possible.

We would greatly appreciate any amount donated to his vet bill.

TO DONATE:

Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or

via Venmo at: (listed under charity)
https://account.venmo.com/u/DonatePBAA

Cash/check donations can be taken to:
Town and Country Vet at 3408 W Loop 250 N Midland, TX 79707

Or mailed to:
Permian Basin Animal Advocates
4706 N Midkiff Rd STE 22 PMB 155
Midland, TX 79705

To call in directly to Town and Country Vet: 432-520-4427 & reference PBAA

• If we so happen to raise more than the goal, any donations over will be applied to our monthly vet bill at Town and Country Vet •

*ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND GREATLY APPRECIATED!!*

02/15/2025

Snickerdoodle aka Snickers is about a year and half old GSD mix. She is a medium girl that weighs 55 pounds. She loves the outdoors and would be a great companion to someone that is looking for a hiking buddy.

She was found abandoned at a dog park. She’s a sweet girl with a big heart that wants to please her person. She does need work on basic commands and potty training. She does well in her crate and loves her toys and chew bones. Shes also working on mastering walking on a leash. She is dog friendly and ignores the cats that are in her foster home.

Snickers has been fully vaccinated, rabies, dhlppc and bordetella plus spayed. She is heartworm/tick fever negative and has received a pro heart injection.

If you would like to meet Snickers please message our page or fill out our adoption application to schedule a meet and greet.

02/14/2025

Swipe right on Lance! 👀🐾
This adventure-seeking pup is looking for a partner who can keep up with his energy. With stunning eyes that’ll stop you in your tracks, Lance is ready to explore the world and learn along the way. If you’re up for some fun, a little training, and a whole lot of love, he’s your perfect match!

Come meet him today at Midland Animal Services!
📍 1200 N. Fairgrounds Rd

02/14/2025

💘🐾 Be Mine, Furever? 🐾💘

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
A rescue pup’s love
Is waiting for YOU!

This Valentine’s Day, skip the chocolates and fall in love with a furry friend instead! Our adoptable pets are full of love, cuddles, and tail wags just waiting for their perfect match.

Drop a photo of your favorite Valentine—your pet! Let’s fill the comments with adorable faces and endless love!

02/13/2025

Our sweet Opal girl made it through surgery and is resting, and has some really good pain meds on board. She will stay at the vet tonight and will hopefully get to go to her foster momma tomorrow.

Thank you for your thoughts, prayers and donations.

Her total vet bill is $2372.00. We are lacking about $1,000.00 to cover this sweet baby’s surgery.

TO DONATE:

Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or

via Venmo at: (listed under charity)
https://account.venmo.com/u/DonatePBAA

Cash/check donations can be taken to:
Town and Country Vet at 3408 W Loop 250 N Midland, TX 79707

Or mailed to:
Permian Basin Animal Advocates
4706 N Midkiff Rd STE 22 PMB 155
Midland, TX 79705

To call in directly to Town and Country Vet: 432-520-4427 & reference PBAA

• If we so happen to raise more than the goal, any donations over will be applied to our monthly vet bill at Town and Country Vet •

02/13/2025

Good morning PBAA family! Remember me, I was hit by a car last Friday. Well I have a name now, my name is Opal. My new foster momma picked that out, I love my new name.

Well I wanted to come ask for your thoughts and prayers today as today is my big surgery day. You see, I will have to lose my back leg and my tail and that awesome Dr said he could set my pelvis as well. This is a lot for a little girl like me but I’m strong and I’m a fighter.

This will cost a lot of hooman dollars and you all have donated a lot for me but we need to raise some more to cover this big surgery, so if you can spare a little, these crazy cat ladies would greatly appreciate it. My surgery is estimated to be about $1400.

I’ll update you after my surgery, much loves and kitten kisses to you all!!

Love
Opal

02/11/2025

Late Friday afternoon, one of our fosters alerted us that one of our kittens was acting off, walking around dazed and acting lethargic. We had them rush him up to our vet to be checked out. From what the Drs could figure out was he had some type of infection that went to his brain. They hooked him up on IV fluids and antibiotics all weekend and yesterday he began to act like his normal self.

This was a hit for us after taking several medical cases recently and our little hit by car kitten facing major surgery. If you could spare a dollar or two, we would greatly appreciate it. His vet bill came out to $790.

TO DONATE:

Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or

via Venmo at: (listed under charity)
https://account.venmo.com/u/DonatePBAA

Cash/check donations can be taken to:
Town and Country Vet at 3408 W Loop 250 N Midland, TX 79707

Or mailed to:
Permian Basin Animal Advocates
4706 N Midkiff Rd STE 22 PMB 155
Midland, TX 79705

To call in directly to Town and Country Vet: 432-520-4427 & reference PBAA

• If we so happen to raise more than the goal, any donations over will be applied to our monthly vet bill at Town and Country Vet •

*ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND GREATLY APPRECIATED!!*

02/09/2025

Our beautiful heeler girl, Marble had a photo shoot today with the very talented Tasha Sport.

Look at this gorgeous sweet girl! She is healed from her broken pelvis, spayed and fully vaccinated and looking for her forever home.

02/09/2025

Reminder - the benefits of spaying and neutering the cats you are feeding:

The benefits of spaying (females) include:
✅ Population control! No more unwanted litters!
✅ No heat cycles; therefore, males will not be attracted.
✅ Reduction or elimination of mammary gland tumors, ovarian and uterine cancer, especially if done before the first heat cycle.
✅ Reduced incidence of pyometra.
✅ Better overall health for the cat whose body is no longer stressed and depleted by constant reproduction.

The benefits of neutering (males) include:
✅ Population control! No more unwanted litters!
✅ Reduction or elimination of spraying and marking.
✅ Elimination of hormone-fueled cat fights.
✅ Risk of testicular cancer is eliminated, and the incidence of prostate disease is decreased.
✅ Less desire to roam. Toms stay closer to home and tend to become calmer and friendlier.
✅ A reduction in the spread of FIV, a virus spread between cats by deep bites/puncture wounds received while fighting.
✅ Longer lifespan: outdoor intact male cats tend to get hurt or die while roaming in search of a female in heat. Neutering removes the urge to roam.

Sterilizing our community cats is beneficial to the community as well. Cats that are spayed/neutered during the TNR process are healthier animals and make better neighbors. Complaints of overpopulation, fighting, yowling, and marking will decrease, making the cats more welcome members of the community. Sterilization also saves taxpayer and animal welfare dollars as fewer animals will be captured, impounded, and eventually euthanized due to illness, injury, or lack of homes. Save a life! Spay or neuter all the cats -- your pet(s) and those outdoors.

Want to save 100 cats? Just spay one! We can save them all from a life of suffering. Please spay and neuter! 🐱💙

Editted content from Stray Cat Project.
Accompanying graphic from an unknown source

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02/08/2025

Cinco was adopted out locally last fall and has done great in his new home, however his owners have had a lifestyle change and due to no fault of his own, we are trying to find him a new Furever. Cinco will be heartbroken once we remove him from his current home so we are looking for a foster to adopt locally or another rescue outside of west Texas to improve his chances of finding the perfect spot. We will pay all transport fees, etc. to get him to that spot.

He has a sweet and submissive personality, always eager to run, play, and make new friends with fellow dogs. While he's still curious about water and needs a bit more time to decide if he enjoys play pools or sprinkler mats, he absolutely loves chasing bubbles.

He’s a quick learner and knows the command “kennel up.” He’s also more than happy to share his toys, kennel space, and the affection of his humans. As you can see from the pictures, he enjoys a good bed and couch too. He would probably appreciate being in a home with another dog to play with. He doesn’t have a lot of cat experience but he can be cat tested if needed (he was with cats for a few months early last year and did great). He is about a year and half old, much smaller than he looks in the pictures and up to date on vaccine plus neutered. We would love for him to get his furever home so he doesn’t have to be bounced around too many more times.

We appreciate any help we can get ….even if you can recommend another rescue for us to contact, it would be a huge blessing. We desperately need our online communities’ help on this one 🙏💜 🐾

02/08/2025

UPDATE on the little kitten that was hit by a car in Odessa earlier today.

This sweet baby has some really serious injuries. Right leg is broken, left side of pelvis is broken, open wound on left leg, completely de gloved tail. Right leg might have to be amputated, tail will definitely have to be amputated at the base. She is in shock and being treated by the best vets. She has some good pain meds on board to help keep her comfortable. We will try everything in our power for her.

Please keep her in your thoughts!

She is with our rescue, all donations should be directed to PBAA!

TO DONATE:

Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or

via Venmo at: (listed under charity)
https://account.venmo.com/u/DonatePBAA

Cash/check donations can be taken to:
Town and Country Vet at 3408 W Loop 250 N Midland, TX 79707

Or mailed to:
Permian Basin Animal Advocates
4706 N Midkiff Rd STE 22 PMB 155
Midland, TX 79705

To call in directly to Town and Country Vet: 432-520-4427 & reference PBAA

• If we so happen to raise more than the goal, any donations over will be applied to our monthly vet bill at Town and Country Vet •

*ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND GREATLY APPRECIATED!!*

02/07/2025

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Emergency funds needed!

We were tagged multiple times about a kitten who was hit by a car in Odessa. We immediately sent out a foster plea and one of our rockstar foster said yes without hesitate!

This sweet boy was picked up by a Good Samaritan and rushed to midland to our rescue vet and is now being checked out.

We don’t know the full extent of his injuries but his tail has been fully degloved, his leg appears broken with a huge laceration, he is currently in shock with possible head trauma. Right now stabilizing him is top priority!

This baby needed us and we need your help to make sure he gets the best care possible! Please donate to help us save him!

TO DONATE:

Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or

via PayPal at: via PayPal at [email protected]

via Venmo at: (listed under charity)
https://account.venmo.com/u/DonatePBAA

Cash/check donations can be taken to:
Town and Country Vet at 3408 W Loop 250 N Midland, TX 79707

Or mailed to:
Permian Basin Animal Advocates
4706 N Midkiff Rd STE 22 PMB 155
Midland, TX 79705

To call in directly to Town and Country Vet: 432-520-4427 & reference PBAA

• If we so happen to raise more than the goal, any donations over our goal amount will be applied to our monthly vet bill at Town and Country Vet •

*ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND GREATLY APPRECIATED!!*Goal amount will be applied to our monthly vet bill at Town and Country Vet •

02/05/2025

If you love your pet….vaccinate this Valentines Day!

02/05/2025

There are times in our life, when we have to make a hard decision to re-home a pet for the pets best interest and for their safety. This is the case of this sweet, beautiful girl. Her owners reached out for help and we are more than happy to try and help with this situation.

She needs a home where she can be the princess and no dogs. She’d love to assist or supervise you in your daily activities and here is a little more about Yzma.

Bio:
Yzma (named after the villainous character in Emperors New Groove) was born in April 2018 and we found her when she was about four weeks old. She is a funny kitty who makes nearly no sounds, keeping her in stealth mode most of the time. Even her purr makes very little sound and can been generally felt more than heard. She has medium length shiny black fur. She’s in good health, declawed (front) and litter box trained. She is afraid of dogs and would be best without them in her home. She does love to go onto the porch and look around outside!

If you are interested in giving her a forever home or if you can open your home to foster, please reach out to us.

Please no negative comments!

02/05/2025

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WE DO NOT HAVE THESE DOGS

These dogs are on the URGENT LIST (closest to euthanasia) due to no space at Midland Animal Services
1200 N Fairgrounds Rd
432-685-7420

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Update! He was seen by our vet and suspicions confirmed. Little Bob here seems to have CH (Cerebellar hypoplasia). For those not familiar with this disease he was born with this condition and as he grows the symptoms appear. CH in kittens is cause by his mother contracting feline Panleukopenia while the kittens are in utero and developing. Luckily, Bob is negative for Panleuk and we will be monitoring his health and needs closely. CH while not pleasant to look at doesn’t cause any pain and the cats do not know they are any different! He will just be a little shaky but can live a normal happy life! Bob seems to have a mild case with a small head tremor but his limb coordination is pretty good considering! Everyone meet Bob! Little Bob here was an emergency intake at PBAA. As you can see there is something going on with this little guy and he is headed back to the vet later today to try and figure out his little head bobble. Ironically, Bob was found behind one of the vet clinics we use. He does have 2 other siblings we are working on trapping as they are hiding deep under one of the buildings but we are doing everything we can to make sure they are reunited and everyone safe. These babies are tiny and estimated between 5-6 weeks of age. We are absolutely beyond full and were not expecting a medical kitten or possibly 3 medical kittens so we really need some help to provide them with the best care! Please consider making a small donation to baby Bob for his vet visit today and send positive thoughts we can get his siblings quickly! TO DONATE: Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or via PayPal at: via PayPal at [email protected] https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=TikMGa6_jpmwQuNohU4OIQ-3tySJNptgfWoNh3-Z_VEIG6tnWRsajQCaXHlx-_FFo14JLNPRsGK9FWPL via Venmo at: @donatePBAA (listed under charity) https://account.venmo.com/u/DonatePBAA Cash/check donations can be taken to: Town and Country Vet at 3408 W

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$5 Friday Alert! Your small change can make a BIG difference! We've had some hefty vet bills recently, and every $5 helps us ensure our furry friends get the care they deserve. Whether it's for a regular check-up or an unexpected emergency, your donation goes a long way. Let's band together for our four-legged pals—because every little bit counts. Donate $5 today and be a hero in their story! TO DONATE: Please use the Facebook donate button on Permian Basin Animal Advocates page or via PayPal at: [email protected] via Venmo at: @donatePBAA (listed under charity) Cash/check donations can be taken to: Town and Country Vet at 3408 W Loop 250 N Midland, TX 79707 Or mailed to: Permian Basin Animal Advocates 4706 N Midkiff Rd STE 22 PMB 155 Midland, TX 79705 To call in directly to Town and Country Vet: 432-520-4427 & reference PBAA *ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND GREATLY APPRECIATED!!*

Ready for a lifetime of tail wags and unconditional love? 🐶Check out these adorable pups looking for their forever homes. Hit follow for your dose of cuteness and help us find them the perfect match!#AdoptableDogs #ForeverHomeWanted #fosterdog #rescuedog

Rocky maybe a bit grown, but he’s still very much a puppy at 9 months old. He’s still looking for his forever home. In light of #NationalPuppyDay, let’s see all your puppies and puppies at heart.

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