Woodstock Spay and Neuter Clinic is a low cost, full service animal clinic. Clinic hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm.
Tuesday and Thursday surgeries drop off is from 7:00am to 7:30am
Walk in vaccines (vaccines only) are offered on Wednesdays from 10am to 4pm no appointment needed. All other services needed require a scheduled appointment.
We welcomed Ralphie into our rescue family yesterday evening. Another sad story of a senior lady with health issues who is no longer able to care for her pets.
Ralphie is 14 years old and now finds himself struggling to navigate the process of finding a new home.
My heart absolutely breaks for these seniors. 💔
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Please do not contact woodstock. Thank you
"He is not getting the activity he needs. When I first got him he weighed 13 lbs. He blew up to 17 lbs in maybe 6 months even tho I had him on a very healthy diet. He went up again to 19 and has stayed there. I have him on a weight loss diet. We go for walks. He needs more activity than I can provide. I believe he's bored and depressed. When I first got him in 2022, we played fetch although he didn't always bring the hacky sack back. We would chase each other in my long room (living, dining combo) and he would bounce around and bark and I'd bark back. He quit running up and down with me. Then he quit playing the fetch game we'd established - he didn't even have to bring it back, just touch it and he would be praised and get a treat. He quit that entirely. I tried other toys, bones, anything I could think of. I got a small throw toy to try for fetch again. He started doing fetch again with encouragement. When he touched it with his nose he'd get a treat. He's quit doing that altogether. He was rewarded with treats (very healthy) when he completed even a part of the game but he just walks away when I get the little fetch toy out.
I don't have a fenced yard but I have a dog safe deck that looks out over green space. We go for walks. He loves to run and there's a field nearby where I run with him while he's on the leash. I tried him at the dog park and he shows no interest in other dogs but he will do the sniff meeting.
He needs a family with kids who will run around with him in a fenced yard. I just feel sure he'd perk up and play and be happy. I'm totally bummed. He's a sweet, affectionate dog but I just can't give him what he needs. "
Thankful Thursday! Sweet Silas was adopted earlier this week! And we've received so many wonderful updates the last couple of weeks on our previously adopted Woodstock babies! Enjoy!
Helenia (Bunny): Living the good life. She loves to ride in the truck and has a big fenced yard. 2 fur sisters and a big fur brother.
Whiskey: I thought you’d like to know that sweet little Velcro snuggle bug Whiskey is doing great in Versailles!
Hope: Hope is so beautiful inside and out.
Howard: Quarterly update on Howie. He is a joy. The funniest and sweetest little dog I’ve ever been around.
Ginger: Ginger went to meet out vet today. Of course they said she’s is perfect.
Celia: She is the sweetest thing! I have been diligently working on trying to get a photo of her with her big brother Chicory, but they all turn out like the attached as they are pretty much always in motion! The other two photos are to confirm that she does, in fact, sometimes rest. They make a good team chasing the squirrels in the back yard!
We are switching up the rules today!! A lot of you all have kept up with Hank's story and his journey with us. In the past, we had a lot of restrictions/hesitations about a future home for Hank. He came to us in such rough shape. He had issues bonding. He has already been adopted and returned once. But he's not that dog anymore. He has blossomed into a sweet and handsome dog. Today, we are lifting all of that and putting our faith in the good boy he has shown us he is. We are seeking a trial adopter for Hank. We need someone to give this guy a chance.
Hank has now been with us for over a year. Not only are we saddened by the lack of interest we have received in Hank, but we are also now worrying about how hard it might be for him to readjust once adopted. As thankful as we are to his foster for homing Hank for so long, we need to get Hank out of his foster home and into a forever home.
Hank is a 3 year old husky mix (heavy on the mix). He is truly a good dog. Calm when he needs to be calm. Good with all other dogs and dog savvy cats. Active enough for a good adventure and lazy enough for a Saturday binge fest on the couch. House broken and crate trained. Good with older kids. He will not be trying to get in your lap but he shows his affection for his people all the same. If you're looking for a true companion you couldn't ask for a better boy.
If you've ever seen Hank and fell in love but hesitated, I encourage you to reconsider. Unless you own birds of any sort, your home might be just what Hank needs. Hank has proven to us that he doesn't need much. He just needs a chance. So if you're willing to take Hank home for the week (or even the weekend) to see just how amazing he is and consider adding him to your family, please apply for him today.
Not even sure where to start with this post. My heart breaks when we have a dog we struggle to help.
Tesha joined our program over 7 months ago after ending up in a shelter when her owner passed away.
She was initially fostered by me and I immediately sensed something was "off" with her and took her to a trainer for assessment. Our trainer originally laughed at me and said "this is the most normal dog you have ever brought me". But after working with her she too saw what I was seeing. Tesha has an attachment disorder. She literally can't seem to bond with anyone. She gets along with cats, dogs, and humans with no issue but bonds with no one. You may say what is the problem? Well in order to train a dog, to integrate them into your life, there needs be some sort of bond.
Tesha was transferred to another foster home in hopes of it being a foster to adopt. They have worked and struggled with Tesha for a long time now with simply no progress. If anything she has regressed as they have a busy life and haven't had the time to dedicate to the one on one that is needed to cracked Tesha's hard shell.
We agree that we need to make a change. Tesha needs a home where she can get the training and one on one she needs to overcome her issues.
I wish l could bring her back to my house but Blondie's quirks and training are taking all my extra time. It would be detrimental to both to bring her here.
We desperately need someone to step up to help us help Tesha.
Ideal home would be:
👉 just one or two other animals
👉 older children or no children
👉 someone comfortable with crating and house training
👉 someone very routine oriented
👉 someone with time to work with her daily
👉 someone willing to take her to weekly training sessions (paid for by woodstock)
👉 someone with lots of patience and love to give
Please share far and wide. If you feel like you might be able to work with Tesha please message us.
Tesha is approximately 6 years and weighs around 30 lbs. She is friendly with all.
Location is lexington ky
Let's see those beloved dogs!!!
We have welcomed sooo many new babies into our rescue family over the last two weeks. Updates on how they are doing is very overdue.
1. Darby the dalmatian came in Monday. She was definitely a medical case but cause was unknown. After multiple tests we have discovered that she is currently in liver failure, possibly due to poisoning. She is in foster and being treated but not out of the woods yet. 😞
2. Sugar came in from KRRAS. Although she looked rough, her bloodwork was beautiful! She does need to see an eye specialist to see if the eye needs removal and she is also heartworm positive. But we have high hopes this girl will be adoptable once we address all medical concerns. 😃
3. Lady Gadiva is responding to treatment for her skin and just 2 weeks later already has hair!!! She is also responding well to being in a home environment and her inner child is shining through 😃
4. Momma and 8 pups that came in from the same place as Lady Gadiva are also thriving in foster. Mommas hair and skin looks so much better and puppies are now 4 weeks and ready to start dabbling in wet food. 😃
5. The owned poodle that was brought to us to help with the puppies is also doing wonderful in foster. She is a good momma and the pups are fat and sassy. They are 2 weeks old now and eyes are beginning to open. 😃
I can never say thank you enough to the fosters who make these happy faces possible. ❤️
Today's update:
Meet and greet went well. We are hoping one of our special babies will be chosen but ultimately want the adopter to choose whatever dog they choose based on who is best for their family.
Blondie, Hank, and Patty were all happy for the extra love and attention they received today.
At the same time... we had a transporter arrived with two new senior babies who were headed to the shelter if they didn't find rescue. They are 13 years old and apparently their prior owner would like to travel more so could no longer care for them. My feelings about that are not Facebook appropriate so I will keep those to myself.
Anyways... transporter, who happens to be the prior adopter of Angel (Bobbi) who recently passed away, met Patty and decided to temp foster her!!! Thank you🥰
So my question to all who donated to fund Patty's kennel fees.... would you be terribly upset if we used that money to cover the dentals that our newest babies so desperately need? Dentals cost us around 360 per dog and I think we raised just about enough to cover both if no one objects.
Thank you!!!
Sweet Patty's respite foster didn't work out so she is currently at the clinic. Her regular foster won't be back in town until after labor day and staying kenneled at the clinic is simply not ideal long term for a young active dog like her.
We will be transferring her to a boarding kennel this afternoon after the meet and greet. It will cost $35 a day and we are looking at a 10 day stay. Total of $350.
Would anyone be willing to sponsor a day at 35 for sweet Patty? 10 sponsors would cover the whole stay!!
Donate on this post or via PayPal to
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Thank you!!!
These 3 wonderful longtimers will be meeting with a pre approved applicant today to see if they might be the perfect one.
If anyone else is interested in meeting them while we have them all together please message the page and we will reach out.
Introducing: MAE!
This Special girl is looking for a Special home! Yes, it’s long, but please read her story fully and share to help us find her the perfect home!
Mae (mixed breed, unknown) came to Woodstock in early July after she was relinquished from a hoarding situation. Unfortunately, she was a very sick girl. Our vets believe she may have been exposed to some kind of toxin. Her skin was angry, her ears were infected and FULL of pus, her face/throat was swollen, and sores were starting to form on the sides of her nose. We honestly weren’t sure what the outcome would be, but we had to give her a chance!
After a week or 2 of meds and lots of love, she began to feel much better. She did give us a bit of a scare when significant bruises appeared to be forming on different parts of her body. Ultimately, it turned out that these “bruises” were part of full body skin changes that resulted from the initial issues. The areas that were effected the worst and lost hair, have turned dark with black hair regrowth. And the rest of her body with black hair actually began to grow in grey/white! When spayed this week, Mae also received a much needed shave. She will eventually be a medium-haired dog again, but we think her unique colors and healthy skin/hair look great on her!
Mae is now 4 months old, happy, healthy, fully vetted, and ready for her forever home! She is currently 6 lbs, expected to be under 20lbs when fully grown. While she has come such a long way, there is still progress to be made. Mae is such a fun, spunky girl with moderate puppy energy. She spends her days running around the house playing with toys and her foster siblings, both human and dog, and loves a soft place to curl up for naps. Mae prances her front feet with excitement when her humans come home, likes to be loved on in her safe spaces, and is beginning to enjoy snuggling next to her people more and more. Mae is also still very timid. She is scared of being outside (except in the fenced-in back yard) and does not enjoy car rides. She tolerates, but does not like being picked up or held. She does well in a crate overnight and when her humans are not home. House training is a work in progress.
By far the biggest thing Mae is looking for in a forever home is patience. Someone who will love her for the amazing girl that she is and will become, quirks and all. She needs love and time as she continues to learn she is safe in this scary world after such a rough beginning.
application for adoption can be submitted at https://www.woodstockanimalfoundation.org/adopt-a-dog/
Can I ask that you guys share these babies far and wide. I’m sure you’ve seen them posted but sadly they haven’t gotten much interest. They are 15 weeks old today and some of the sweetest babies I’ve met. It breaks our heart that these babies are growing up in foster care. I will post more about each one in the comments.
An application can be submitted here:
http://www.woodstockanimalfoundation.org/adopt-a-cat/
Their adoption fee is $50 each to help cover vetting costs. They are spayed/neutered, microchipped, up to date on age appropriate vaccines, tested negative for FIV and FeLv, and current on flea preventative at time of adoption.
A meet and greet can be set up once we have a pre approved application on file.
Meet: Farrah!
Farrah is an 8 year old spaniel mix. She currently weighs about 20lbs, but is a bit on the hefty side. 😅. Farrah found herself in rescue after she was surrendered by her owner. We do not know the circumstances that led up to her being surrendered, but foster mom says it seems that she was once a very loved girl.
Farrah loves to be loved on, take naps, and go for walks and car rides. She is mostly a very chill dog, but perks up quickly when people food is around or when trying to leave with her people for a walk/ride. She is house trained, and does well in a crate when her humans are not at home.
Farrah is looking for a mostly laid-back forever home. She does well with other dogs, but is passed her rough and tumble days. She will do well in a home with older dogs, or younger dogs who will respect that she isn't really into playing with them. Older children is also most appropriate, due to her love of people food (she will take her chance with snacks in unsuspecting hands) and simply because she is an older gal who appreciates not being surprised or handled quickly.
Are you looking for a wonderful companion like Farrah? Please submit applications at woodstockanimalfoundation.org/adopt-a-dog/ and we will be in touch!
Silas joined us last week. He was a stray that was never claimed from a rural shelter here in Ky.
He has been cleared medically and is now ready for adoption!
Foster momma says:
Silas is a laid back, snuggly guy around 10 years old and 11 pounds. He loves people and other dogs, cats would probably be fine. He is an instant lap dog and starts to attach quickly. He is mostly housebroken and working on getting into a routine in his foster home. Silas is a quiet, mellow boy looking for his forever people to love.
He is adorable and has the best personality 💜 A total catch, lol.
Adoption fee for seniors is 150 and application for adoption can be submitted at
Woodstockanimalfoundation.org
Lexi and Petey both adopted today ❤️
Happy life sweet babies
These two boys were abandoned at a strip mine in eastern Ky. One of our amazing fosters offered to let them crash in her barn until we could find individual foster homes for them.
They are approximately 6 months old weigh around 30 lbs. Both boys. They will be coming in next week for their neuter and we would absolutely love to get them transferred into separate foster homes so they can continue to work on leash manners and crate training etc.
If anyone would be interested in helping Slim and Shorty continue on their road to forever please reach out to us. We would also consider foster to adopt for these boys.
Please share far and wide!!
Prayers for Angel (was Bobbi) please!!!
Just received word from her adopter that she is at Medvet and has severe fluid in her chest cavity. They are trying hard to save her but prognosis isn't good.
Her momma is devastated.💔
If anyone has any of these Empty litter totes stacking up we could absolutely use them!!
Drop off at 843 Lane Allen Rd. Lexington KY 40504
Thank you!!
Introducing the other intakes from yesterday and today:
Brie and Colby, 14 weeks old heeler mixes from Pulaski County Animal Shelter. These 2 will stay with us until spayed/neutered and then transfer to a sister rescue up north.
Farrah, 8 year old spaniel mix. Transferred to us from paws 4 a cause.
Chi man (not named yet) from Bell County Animal Shelter. Approximately 10 years old and 11 lbs.
Excited to watch these guys blossom in foster care as we are the next step in their journey.
Multiple intakes today and one more coming in tomorrow. We will introduce the others tomorrow but tonight I wanted to focus on Sugar.
This girl has been sitting at KY River regional animal shelter for over a month now. We had seen her information and wanted to help but simply didn't have a space for her. With Mattie and Ginger getting adopted a spot opened up in one of our best senior foster homes and of course she said yes to Sugar.
Initial intake vet care today was not pretty. 😔 Other than the obvious eye issues which have left Sugar blind, she is also underweight and weak.
Heartworm test came back positive too. 😢
Full bloodwork has been sent out and we will have more information tomorrow.
But tonight Sugar rests ♥
Sweet Marilyn, now Marigold came in to visit us today because she wasnt feeling well at all. Bloodwork showed severe kidney failure.
Her precious momma made the decision to let her rest.
This is one rescue that touched my heart more than others. Marigold was so loved. Her momma got her weight under control and she had a beautiful 5 years of absolute love.
Run free our darling girl. You were loved well. ♥
We just received a phone call that this page is a scam and is using Woodstock's name in their scam.
We are Absolutely not affiliated with this page and have reported them both as a scam and as impersonating another business.
Just a side note, here at woodstock we will never ask you to put a deposit down on any dog or puppy for adoption.
More updated pictures from fosters.
Lady Godiva is enjoying being in a home and getting spoiled for the 1st time I'm her life. Poor girl has a long way to go until her skin heals.
Slim and Shorty are learning the ropes at the farm. These boys have already begun basic training and foster says they are smart and fast learners. Slim needs a good groom if anyone in the Nicholasville area is up for a challenge.
Couple more adoptions this week.
Ginger, Coco, and the last color collar pup.
Thankful for each and everyone. ♥
Today we are featuring Marilyn!😹
What her foster has to say:
Marilyn:
Like her namesake Marilyn Monroe, our little Marilyn is more than just a pretty face. She is a hunter and killer of toys. She loves to steal her doggie foster sister’s unstuffed ‘skinn-ez’ critters and drag them around the house at a run, defending her prey. She enjoys attention just as much though, climbing and riding on her foster dad’s shoulders and sleeping in bed snuggled against her foster mom. She will melt anyone’s heart with her big eyes and her even bigger purr. Set up a time to meet Marilyn today!
An application can be submitted here:
http://www.woodstockanimalfoundation.org/adopt-a-cat/
Their adoption fee is $50 each to help cover vetting costs. They are spayed/neutered, microchipped, up to date on age appropriate vaccines, tested negative for FIV and FeLv, and current on flea preventative at time of adoption.
A meet and greet can be set up once we have a pre approved application on file.
As promised, new pictures of our new families.
Family 1: momma and 8 pups (only one pictured) Pups are about 2 weeks old. Momma and pups were living under a shed. Momma has demodex mange (being treated) and is in general in poor health. She is scared but beginning to seek love from her fosters.
Family 2: Layla and her 4 newborn babies. Layla was obtained by her owner off social media 8 weeks ago. Owner took her to the vet and did all the correct things one should do when you aquire a new dog. Spay appointment was scheduled but unfortunately she didn't realize Layla was pregnant until it was too late. Monday she took Layla to her vet because she wasnt acting right. She was in active labor. Her landlord will not allow the puppies in her apartment so she reached out to us for help. Layla will be staying with us until the babies are weaned. Then she will be spayed and returned to her human mom.
And if you are counting... yep we are back to over 30 in rescue again😒
Thankful for fosters who say yes time and time again. ♥
Took a moment to update our wishlist today.
Highest priority is puppy food. We sent all the puppy food we had in reserve here home with the fosters as it is best for the nursing mommas to be on puppy food. When we start to wean these litters we will need tons of both the canned and dry puppy food.😬
Still stocked on p*e pads for now ♥
We did receive a case of 6 bottles of Bleach today! Thank you to whomever sent that!!!!
Thank you everyone for your constant support!
Hoping to have updated pictures of the new families to share with you soon!
Today we are featuring Cowabunga!😹
What his foster has to say:
Cowabunga:
Bottle raised from 6 days old, Cowabunga is trusting almost to a fault. He has absolutely no fear or concept of self-preservation. He loves to snuggle as much as he loves to play. He is best buddies with a small dog in his foster home, and he will be wherever the action (or the food) is before you can blink. Talkative and loveable, you will never have a lonely moment with Cowabunga in your life.
An application can be submitted here:
http://www.woodstockanimalfoundation.org/adopt-a-cat/
Their adoption fee is $50 each to help cover vetting costs. They are spayed/neutered, microchipped, up to date on age appropriate vaccines, tested negative for FIV and FeLv, and current on flea preventative at time of adoption.
A meet and greet can be set up once we have a pre approved application on file.
A text message came on Sunday in the midst of the arrival of the mange dogs. I didn't have time to read or respond then but found it again this evening and realized I had never read it.
My heart breaks for this precious couple who took a chance on an older dog.
Brax was adopted from Woodstock as a pup and returned at 9 years old due to separation anxiety. Just when I had lost all hope we would ever find him a home this sweet lady reached out. They lived in Rhode Island and happen to see a post about Brax. They drove down to meet him, adopted him and took him home back in Sept of 2023. Prayers the treatment is successful and they have more time with darling Brax.
We just had a mom dropped off with 4 newborn pups. Foster is picking up at 3 pm this afternoon. I desperately need a flat of this brand of canned puppy food purchased at tractor supply and brought to clinic before 3.
Can anyone help?? thank you in advance!!
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I say all the time that fosters are the backbone of our rescue. We absolutely couldn't do what we do without them and I love each one of them for what they do. The pain of loving and letting go so you can do it all again is definitely real. Baby Dot came to us back in May with her mom and siblings when we were visiting KY River AnimalShelter. Everyone else got big enough to spay and adopt out but Dot is a late bloomer. At 4 months she still only weighs 1 lb and 7 oz. The love and bond between Dot and her foster daddy is absolutely precious. Today is his birthday and we surprised him. He thought Dot was being adopted. And she was.... to him. ♥
Blondie says: "Uh mom, what is this new addition to our training/work day?? " 😂
Sweet Bruiser was adopted this week and is settling in well ♥ His sister, Ember, had a meet and greet last night and will be finalizing today! From sitting in a shelter for over a month to happy forever!
One full week later.... A week of lots of worrying and lots of medicating, but tonight we see what good care can do. ♥ Upper respiratory infection and coccidia was a nasty combination but these babies have pulled thru! Thank you to Kristen McHenry. For not looking away from the suffering at the shelter and for stepping up to give these babies a safe place to get healthy. ♥
Whiskey, Apollo, and Pheobe are set up at PetSmart (Brannon Crossing). They are ready for a day of fun! Come out to say “hello” to them and their fellow adoptable friends!
Still a little loopy but the babies are awake from surgery. Never seen such a room full of cuteness! Get your applications in now so you can come visit this bunch on Saturday at our Puppy Palooza . Admission will be limited to those with approved applications. Woodstockanimalfoundation.org
Two weeks ago l made the decision to let my heart dog cross the rainbow bridge. I had her 10 years and she had a liver mass and had stopped eating. She was miserable and l knew I could love her best by letting her go. I gave her a good life and a dignified end. Three weeks ago this boy came to us at Woodstock. He spent the whole first 10 years of his life basically being a community dog and I so wanted to get him better and offer him a chance to experience the good life. We have been waiting 3 weeks for his assessment appointment with Dr. Alford to see what, if anything, we can do about his previous injuries. In those three weeks he has been so happy. Unfortunately he has other internal issues too. Heartworm positive, kidney levels off, and enlarged prostate. It is never my intention to throw good money at a lost cause, or to ask an animal to suffer just because it will break me to let them go. Please pray for honest answers today from those with the knowledge to tell me. And for strength to say goodbye if that is the right call. This boy deserves no less than my own girl did. But not knowing him like I did her it is hard to know what is best.
Edit to add that the humor is not lost on us that Hudson is obsessed with balls 😂 We took Hudson from Clark County Animal Shelter . After what should have been a routine neuter, one testicle refused to be found and now he needs an ultrasound to help locate it. Leaving him "as is" is a risk, both that he might still be able to father babies, and also for cancer down the road. Ultrasound is scheduled for Thursday and will cost $280. Once that is done we will then be looking at another surgery. Please donate if you are able so that we can continue to help these precious babies in need.
We welcomed another broken baby into the family today 😔 No video of him walking yet but he is able to walk but in a very odd "hunchback" fashion. After an extensive sedated x-ray session with Dr. Megan today all we can come up with is that he was injured at some point and his body has compensated and now he has muscular issues. The x-rays have been sent to a radiologist and to Dr. Alford at Lexvet rehab to get their input. Of course he is also positive for tick borne diseases and heartworm 😔 Welcome Quasimodo. We will do all we can to help you. ♥
Claire's babies are 3.5 weeks old now and getting bigger and more active ♥ Claire is such a good momma and still stays close by to make sure everyone is playing safely. ☺ They have names now: Boys are Colter, Tyler, and Sturgill Single girl is Shania.
Speaking of seniors undergoing hard surgeries...... look at our Sampson man!!! He has found new life since he has healed!
We welcomed little Dolly into the Woodstock family last week. She is a mini aussie mix and is both deaf and has limited vision. We were excited when one of the trainer we work with agreed to foster this girl and get her started off on proper training. "Dolly is learning lots!! She's learning to pair a vibrate collar with looking to me for a hand signal. So far we've been working on come, sit and down and she's a very smart little girl! " Dolly will be available for adoption around the beginning of February. We will be looking for a home that is committed to continuing her training.
Angelique playing with her new fur sibling!
Nemo also wanted to share an update to let everyone know how well he has recovered from surgery! He is the sweetest little guy, and is getting stronger and more coordinated everyday! It has been 2 weeks since amputation, and he definitely does not let a missing leg stop him from getting where he wants to go. 😊
Our Sassy girl is doing SO well! She has had a few hyperbaric oxygen treatments and foster mom says she is walking everywhere! Sassy had her first rehab session at Lex Vet Rehab this afternoon and worked so hard! (Being highly food motivated definitely helps!) Here she is, showing off some of her sass and determination at therapy!
So excited to say that Sassy has made amazing strides this week!!! She had two sessions in the hyperbaric chamber and has been cleared to begin physical therapy next week. It didnt come cheap lol but to see her starting to walk has done my heart and soul good! On top of that good news, she also got a foster offer and I am so excited that this girl will get to leave the clinic on Monday and head to a foster home. Wonderful way to end the week!!
Sassy had her first visit at LexVet yesterday. Took her out this morning to pee and she actually got on her back feet for just a moment!! I am hopeful. Is there anyone willing to give this girl a chance by fostering? We are keeping her here at the clinic for now but l would love to get her in a home environment.
Sassy has joined Sally in my misfit brigade 😂 We are headed to LexVet this afternoon to see what they think we can do to get this sweet girl back up on her feet.
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