We still have seats available for our final fundraiser of the Year. Bring your friends, co-workers, relatives or just yourself for a fun afternoon of Painting with a Twist while supporting 4 Paws 1 Heart. $40/Ticket (includes supplies, wine and appetizers) To Sign up for the Eternal Love: https://bit.ly/3XUpC4z To Sign up for the A…
10/15/24 – Happy Update! On October 2 we posted about Pooh who was rescued and needed surgery for entropion in both eyes. He had his surgery yesterday and his life saver, Brooke, reported that he is doing great. Here are the the before and after photos. This is how your donation dollars are spent and…
9/23/24 – This family was living under the house of a kind woman who had been trying to trap them for the past few months. She was finally able to capture the mom (Mama Pixie) and the 3 (3-4 month year old) kittens (Scholar, Spirit, and Squeaky) when a raccoon was trying to attack the…
9/12/2024 – Surgery went well. He is awake and comfortable. Huge thank you to one of our amazing surgeons, Dr Hilton. It was a very unique injury. There was lysis of the humerus, radius, and ulna due to an infection, and the Radial Nerve was entrapped and pinched within the humerus bone. His overall cost…
9/12/2024 – Asher is in surgery having his leg amputated. Paws crossed Gina Share
8/16/24 Asher update. For everyone following his story and my posts, I want to let you know the swelling around his elbow was an abscess. It ruptured around 1am Wednesday morning and fortunately I was able to get him seen as an emergency. Thank you Moore Veterinary Hospital especially Dr. Henry, LVT Trisha, and all…
8/5/24 – My sister shared this and I thought our many supporters might appreciate it. – diana Https://4paws1heart.org/donations/ “Animals choose to come into our lives. They are part of our karma and we are part of theirs. Sometimes they are found “abandoned” or wandering, in the middle of a road or in danger in the…
7/9/24 – The mission of 4 Paws 1 Heart is “To reduce the number of homeless animals by funding medical treatment for stray, abused, and abandoned companion animals.” Many on our Board take our mission one step further by assisting in adoption of animals we assist. Our Board member and Vice President, Gina DeLuca Jenio,…
6/26/24 – Unfortunately, most municipal animal control shelters/offices in our communities are not funded to do anything more than follow up on ‘complaints’. Very little is done to actually improve the situation — such as in hoarding cases, mass dumping, contagious diseases amongst stray animals, etc. What is needed is funding for TNR and to…
