How fitting to award assistance to our 100th pet of 2024 on #nationalloveyourpetday ! Together, we are making an impact on pet families in need.
Maxโs Helping Paws has been a financial lifeline to over 1700 dogs and cats since 2017. Thank you for your continued support to keep pets happy, healthy and home!
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Happy New Year! Join us this month as we re-introduce you to Max's Helping Paws and what we are all about!
Remember Tommy? Thanks to YOU, Max's Helping Paws was able to step in to help this young family when Tommy experienced a terrifying, life or death, expensive medical illness. ๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ
Tommy's journey reminds us that with compassion, collaboration, and community support, we can continue to reduce shelter overflow, minimize prolonged suffering and eliminate economic euthanasia when a family is experiencing severe financial hardship.
๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝEvery dollar raised supports Monterey County pets in a health crisis.
* $100 will fund a prescription diet or medications for a month to preserve the life of a pet
* $200 will cover an initial evaluation for a dog or cat at a family veterinary office
* $750 will provide diagnostics such as lab work or radiographs for an ill or traumatically injured pet
* $1000+ will provide stabilization for multiple pets experiencing trauma, acute or chronic illness
Will you help us keep pets like Tommy, Happy, Healthy and Home for the Holidays? Donate today through Monterey County Gives and your donation will receive a partial match. www.mcgives.com/paws
We have a lot to be grateful for this year. Your support continues to allow us to help keep pets out of shelters, happy, healthy and home with their families. For that, we are all extremely thankful.
So far in 2023, Max's Helping Paws has awarded financial rescue to 482 pets experiencing a health crisis. Dogs and cats who otherwise faced prolonged suffering, surrender and even economic euthanasia.
Behind each pet and each family, there is a story. Stories like Elvis. A spunky 14-year-old whose wagging tail and playful antics have brought immeasurable happiness to his loving family for over a decade. When Elvis refused to eat or drink, coupled with visible signs of distress, his behavior raised the alarm for his devoted mom.
Elvis's owner, a recent college graduate with a limited income, found herself at a crossroads. Residing with her mother, who has been recovering from a stoke was currently unable to work. How could they afford to get Elvis the care she feared he needed immediately? They turned to Max's Helping Paws for help.
We need your support. Will you help us keep pets like Elvis, Happy, Healthy and Home for the Holidays?
Donate today through Monterey County Gives and your donation will receive a partial match. www.mcgives.com/paws
Wishing you and your family a healthy Thanksgiving.
This is Oliver, a remarkable therapy dog and Max's award recipient, whose love and wet nose have touched the lives of countless young students across our peninsula. This devoted therapy dog's resilience is being tested, and his mom, a responsible and caring individual, is doing everything she can to provide Oliver with the best possible care. Watch this video to learn about Oliver's journey and how Max's has stepped in to give him a fighting chance.
Will you help us keep pets like Oliver, Happy, Healthy and Home for the Holidays?
To donate today and impact pets in a health crisis,
visit our website at www.maxshelpingpaws.org/donate or donate through our End of Year Campaign via Monterey County Gives at: www.mcgives.com/paws.
