A special thank you to our amazing vet office
that provides the best care to animals in our rescue:

 

Annville - Cleona Veterinary Associates
1259 E. Main Street
Annville, PA 17003
(717) 867-2662

 


 

 

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Tater Tot

November 2, 2023 at exactly 20 days short of his one year in rescue, Tater Tot had to leave us to join the other angels at the rainbow bridge. This 20 year old, 6-pound boy had a huge spirit, and losing him has broken our hearts. Tater Tot was extra spoiled, being an old man, knowing he likely would never find a forever home. He had his home with his foster family and left a huge hole in our hearts and home. Run free, you sweet, sweet boy..... you were truly loved




Midnight

On December 20, 2022 We experienced the devastating loss of Midnight from a genetic blood clotting disorder. A routine neuter resulted in a scrotum hematoma, which can happen, but we sent out clotting times yesterday to make sure we didn't miss anything. The results came in too late. After a restful night, meds and breakfast, our beautiful boy went into distress. We raced to our vet with a blood donor dog in route, but it was too late. Our entire vet staff worked on Midnight, but he wasn't able to be saved, and it brought us all to our knees. Run Free Beautiful Boy




Sweet Tart
Sweet Tart came to rescue suffering from a softball sized tumor caused by his testicle. After removal he was a new boy, but 3 short months later the tumor returned and we had to say goodbye on July 29, 2022.


Sparky
Sparky was surrendered to rescue plagued with health issues, the most concerning being morbidly obese. We started treatment for his ailments and a weight loss diet according to our vet recommendations. Unfortunately, we were late and Sparky passed away peacefully on July 1, 2022. He was truly loved and is dearly missed.


Ivey
Ivey, our sweet little monkey was only 5 months old when she gained her angel wings on June 30, 2022. She suffered 3 fractures before arriving in our care. Unfortunately, despite our love and attention to keeping her safe, she suffered several more fractures. X-rays showed her bones were disintegrating and she was cursed with brittle bone disease. Ivey was a special soul and our hearts break that she had to leave us so young.

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