10/4/23 – Kate was found on the street, very thin and what appeared to be an upper respiratory infection. Her finder said she was sneezing and coughing. It was arranged to have seen at a nearby veterinary clinic whom we work with to address the infection and to then take Kate to the Humane Society of St. Clair for her vaccines, testing, and spay after the infection was cleared. She was taken to Anchor Bay Veterinary where she was treated for an upper respiratory infection and appeared to be improving but shortly after, the finder kept seeing what appeared to be something in her nostril; the finder thought it might be a maggot. Kate was again seen at Anchor Bay where it was discovered that a botfly had embedded itself in Kates nostril. The botfly was removed and Kate will have a follow up visit to take care of the rest of her vetting. – diana

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He has suffered severe neglect. A friend of 4 Paws 1 Heart found him covered in feces, fleas, skin sores, overgrown nails, and rotten teeth. He called me over the weekend and I was able to get this poor miserable dog seen at a partner hospital on Monday morning. Queso is scared and seems traumatized. His finder is working hard to help him feel relaxed. A full workup was done, meds sent home, and with neutering, skin, dental work, etc we have a ways to go. I’m not sure if the finder will need help with placement. If you are interested in helping towards the medical for Queso we greatly appreciate any help.

Also, for more information please message me [email protected]. thank you, Gina

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10/4/23 – It was early September when an independent rescuer whom we work with often, contacted us about a kitten, Casey, who was consistently being maced by the neighbors of a woman caring for a cat community. The baby had a severe upper respiratory infection, very malnourished, and lethargic. We authorized Casey to be seen by one of our partner veterinarians and within a week he was doing much better so we gave approvals for a later to visit to be neutered and vaccinated. He had already tested negative for fiv/felv. Casey may have his furever home and is known to be one lucky love bug. – diana

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