7/3/19 – Last Thursday, I received a 911 call from a supporter of 4p1h in regards to a 4-week old kitten who we had already agreed to back when old enough for vaccines and spaying. When the rescuer got home from work, Vivvy was lethargic and trembling. Shawn, the rescuer, took her temperature and it was a little over 104 degrees. It was assumed Vivvy had heatstroke. She was taken to our great doctors at Advanced Animal Emergency where she was immediately put on fluids and spent the night in order to remain under observation. The following day, Vivvy was picked up and today she is back to her old self and playing with her three other siblings who we will also be taking care of when the time comes. ~ diana
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Daily Archives: July 20, 2019
Cinnamon – Abandoned at a Bus Stop
7/3/19 UPDATE: Cinnamon is having surgery on her tail today. She was seen yesterday. We’ll get an update later.
7/2/19 – Please say a little prayer for this very sweet dog. A very kind man was picking up his daughter at a bus stop and two people drove up and said they were being evicted and let the dog out of the car and drove off. The man took the dog home and contacted Animal Control who referred him to us for help. Cinnamon had a swollen paw and was chewing at her tail. The family, who couldn’t afford a vet visit, put a cone on her in hopes of keeping her away from her tail. The swelling in her paw got better but the tail was a concern. Unfortunately, one day she hid in the rescuer’s garage and it appears she chewed her tail off. She will be seen by our great doctors at Patterson and hopefully we can find out what happened. It is obvious that Cinnamon had been neglected by her previous owners. Here are before and after photos. ` diana
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Sox and Izzy – Their Two Siblings Have Their Forever Home But They Are Still Looking
Sox and Izzy! Handsome, friendly, lovable, Male, approx 9 week old babies! 4 paws 1 heart has covered them to be up to date on shots, feluk fiv tested neg, and dewormed. They need good forever homes.
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Jax – Born on the Street, Needed Emergency Medical Care
6/30/19 – So many of these little babies are being born on the street and dying on the street. This poor, very sick kitten — 3 to 4 weeks old– was taken into our great partners at Advanced Animal Emergency. The second kitten needing to be seen at emergency since Thursday. He was put on fluids and antibiotics for the day and then returned later to his rescuer with more fluids, medication, and food for syringe feeding. I spoke to the rescuer last night who reported that this little guy is a fighter and was starting to eat. We will keep on top of this and he will be treated as necessary. Prayers for this sweetie. –
Diana.
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“Keep this little peanut in your prayers. Will be leaving the vets soon to take him home. More later. Huge thanks to 4Paws1heart for all their help. – Patricia”
