Save a Pet-Florida
561-835-9525
www.saveapet.com/
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WHAT WE DO:
Every day our volunteers donate their time to rescue homeless animals from a parking lot, a car engine, an abandoned building, etc. We receive phone calls from people who have found an injured cat where they work or live and don't know what to do. We care about these cats and don't want to see them suffer. We will help as best we can but please understand that we are an all-volunteer organization and simply don't have the resources to handle the load. Therefore we can loan you a humane trap, provide instructions for use and connect you with a Vet that can assist. If our finances allow, we can help with a payment to the Vet. With the help of the community at large, more injured stray cats can be saved and won't have to suffer and die needlessly. Let's all do our part to help these kitties. Pictured is Stubbles who was missing part of his rear leg when we found him.
We receive daily emails from high kill facilities about sick and injured dogs that need rescue to prevent euthanasia. Nearly every dog in our foster program is recovering from an accident or illness. Pictured is Madison whose front paw was severely injured from getting caught in a trap.
COMING TO ADOPTION SOON:
This is Cupcake, 7 year old Shih Tzu that I currently am fostering. Surrendered to Broward Animal Control by her owner on 6/27, she was completely matted and unable to urinate. Tennis ball sized bladder stone was removed and she was shaved to the skin to remove mats. Cupcake spent the next 2 days in ICU at All Animal Care Clinic in Jupiter on IV drips to save her life. She survived and went to a local foster home to recuperate. She has rebounded beautifully and has become a happy, loving dog. Photo with the foster parent's Weimaraner was taken on 7/15. She will soon be ready for adoption.
Cupcake now with her friend Maya!
CupCake before being shaved
Cupcake after surgery
