5/5/17 – Meet Sam. This poor boy was wandering the property of an apartment complex with this huge wound on his body. Unfortunately he had no microchip and an owner could not be found. He was taken to one of our favorite hospitals, Patterson Veterinary, where the doctor determined that the wound was probably the result of a but that got severely infected and burst. Poor Sam had to have surgery so that the wound could be scraped out and stitched back up. Say a little prayer for this sweet boy that his wound will heal and that he can find a second chance at life because of kindness of our village. ~ diana
Monthly Archives: May 2017
Fundraiser – Happy Cinco de Meow from Our Mascot, Chance
Wooooohoooooo Team Chance!!! Its time for my 2nd Annual Cinco de Meow Challenge!!! What is a life worth to you? One less margarita? One less shot of tequila? 2 less tacos??? 4 Paws 1 Heart saves the lives of abused, abandoned & neglected animals all year round. Many in our house alone! Over half a million dollars spent in 6yrs and over 4000 animals helped! Starting tonight at midnight thru Sunday night at midnight Im challenging Team Chance to make a donation to 4 Paws in multiples of $5. You know $5, $10, $15, $50, $500!!!! 
😂 No amount is too small, or too big! Donate by paypal to 4paws1heart.org/donations/ or by ck to
4 Paws 1 Heart
P.O. Box 84
St.Clair Shores, Mi. 48080
And in the message box, or by ck on the memo line be sure to put CINCO DE MEOW so Auntie Di can keep track of Team Chances donations! Please help me make my Annual Cinco de Meow Challenge a huge success, if every one of my friends donated just $5, sooo many animals could be helped. Have a SuperHero kind of day everybody, Love Chance 
❤
Tobi – Lost His Leg as a Result of Being Hit By Car Because He Wasn’t Leashed
5/4/17 – A large passion of mine has always been awareness and education because I feel that is where it starts. The pics we post can be graphic to some, but if it can assist in saving a life then I have accomplished my goal. This 6 month old puppy is an example of a pup that was let off leash. I am against letting an animal freely roam unrestrained in an unfenced area. It takes only one second for something to go terribly wrong so why allow that to happen if you can prevent it? Stabilization, surgery, and recovery for a dog hit by a car can cost an average of 1-10 grand and that is IF they make it. Unless you have the cash and are willing to take the risk of your pets life, you should be more responsible. This 6 month old pup lost his leg and we were fortunate to be able to help him, but he could’ve easily lost his life. Please, don’t allow your animal off the leash. Gina
Dozer, Tikki, Chuckles, and Addison – Found In a Bush, All Alone
5/3/17 – In the middle of April these little beauties were found by a young lady who was playing soccer at her friend’s house. 4 Paws 1 Heart paid for their initial vetting and in two weeks will be covering another round of vaccines and their neuter/spay. They are being fostered by our friend, Roberta. So, if you are interested in these cuties, contact her at [email protected]. Meet Dozer, Tikki, Chuckles, and Addison. — P.S. Don’t forget to tune in tonight to the Home Shopping Network at 9 pm to see what they say about 4 Paws 1 Heart being chosen by HSN Cares for a $1,000 award. – diana
Tobi – Hit By A Car
5/2/17 – 
5/2/17 Meet Tobi. He was in an accident that resulted in a broken femur. Tobi is now with 4 paws 1 heart, and we will be paying for all of his medical needs. Tomorrow morning he is scheduled for orthopedic surgery. Please keep Tobi in your prayers. He is only 6 months old with his entire life ahead, and he is a little sweetheart! We are fortunate that because of our supporters Tobi will have a second chance.
Gina
Khaleesi, Katlyn, and Kittens – All Alone Needing the Help of Humans
5/1/17 – Happy Loyalty Day to all of our friends who have been so loyal to 4 Paws 1 Heart and to the many abandoned and stray animals needing our help. Loyalty comes in many packages — we should be loyal to our Country, loyal to our family and friends, loyal to our community, loyal to our employer, and loyal to the gifts that God has given us — and one of those gifts are the beautiful companion animals who give us unconditional love. Anyone who has followed us since the beginning knows that this is the time of year where kittens are blooming faster than the flowers in our garden. The mamas need medical help and when the babies are old enough (if born healthy), will need our help. We continue to get requests for help and as long as there is money, we will be there for any abandoned and stray animals needing our help. Here is Khaleesi, Kaitlyn, and kittens who will be going into foster; all rescued by Cristen and medically funded by 4 Paws 1 Heart. Thank you to all for your LOYALTY. ~ diana
Fundraiser – HSN Cares
4/30/17 – We have been nominated by one of our supporters to receive $1,000 from HSN Cares, the charitable arm of HSN and we have been selected! Thank you for always supporting our organization in our mission and for your passion and creativity when you hear of opportunities like this. HSN Cares is dedicated to empowering women and helping families in times of need and they will announce us as the recipient of $1,000 on MAY 3 at 9pm EST on HSN. Please tune in to see us on national television! Check out the HSN Cares site:
Fundraiser – Bowl For Life, June 3, 2017
Thumper, Cadbury, and Peeps – Found All Alone at 3 Weeks Old with a Very Stubborn Virus
“Thumper, Cadbury, and Peeps” are doing good, but they are on their 3rd round of antibiotics. They’re being treated for a very stubborn virus. All 3 kittens were found in an abandoned home almost 5 weeks ago. They had to be bottle fed because the mom was deceased, and they wouldn’t have survived if the good Samaritan had left them. Now, because of your support we can pay for all of their medical needs. Email Gina for more information or for an application.
[email protected]
Stella – Found Alone, Roaming the Streets
4/28/17 – This very sweet girl was rescued from the streets. Every resource was used to find her owners but, unfortunately, none were found. Friends of Scooby, contacted us to see if we could pay for her to be spayed and, of course, we did. Stella is being fostered by her rescuers and if anyone is interested in learning more about her, should contact Friends of Scooby Rescue. ~ diana