10/20/22 – Since August 18, 2010, 4 Paws 1 Heart has paid $1.6 million, to local veterinary clinics, in medical treatment for the stray and unwanted companion animals wandering the streets in our communities. We don’t have a staff and with the exception of website costs, all dollars donated go directly to the medical support…
10/20/22 – I hope these posts allow our donors to see into the difference they make when they donate to 4 Paws 1 Heart. It may sound trite but it truly takes a village. If an animal you rescued has been helped by 4 Paws 1 Heart, please take a few moments to share your…
10/19/22 – This is a side profile picture of Muffins’ CT scan and a comparison of what normal looks like. The pink circle is around where the stricture is and the blue ink is outlining the congestion showing how it has no where to go. On the normal view, that area should be black. I…
10/19/22 – Reggie came in through emergency as a stray 11 years ago. The doctors suspected she suffered trauma to her arm causing radial nerve damage. 4 paws 1 heart offered to cover her care which required amputation of the front leg. A friend and amazing veterinary technician Lindsey Bate offered to give Reggie a…
Please share and help Peanut. – diana. 4paws1heart.org/donations P.O. Box 84, St. Clair Shores, MI. 48080 This is Peanut that we need to find a home/rescue/shelter or sanctuary placement for asap by October 16th no later than 21st. Peanut is 11 years young. She’s never been around dogs in her 11 years of life. Peanut is…
10/18/22 – This is Vet Tech Week and we have to recognize our very own licensed veterinary technician, Gina DeLuca Jenio. Gina and I met about 18 years ago (I can’t believe it) when she worked at Moore Veterinary Hospital. Through a series of events, we came into contact again when she worked at Animal…
10/18/22 – We all love happy updates so here is Leiomy. In late June, 2022 she was found on the side of the Lodge freeway by a very caring daughter and mom. At the time they thought that Leiomy was healthy and just asked if we could help with the ‘usual’ vetting — vaccines, testing,…
10/17/22 – The pneumonia was just too severe. Wolfie was taken in by a very caring woman who has done so much for so many cat orphans, Wolfie was just one. As we reported on October 14, our caring doctors at Orion Animal Hospital took Wolfie in as an emergency and provided treatment and medications…
10/16/22 – Please share and let’s get Mister a home. We were happy to cover the medical for Mister and his littermates. It truly takes a village of like-minded, caring people. But the last step can sometimes being the hardest—-finding a furever, loving home.-diana. P. S. A huge thank you to all of our supporters…
10/14/22 – This beautiful boy, Wolfie, was dropped off with a rescuer who we’ve helped in the past. Wolfie was breathing heavily and the rescuer was very concerned. Fortunately, Wolfie was taken in as an emergency to our great doctors at Orion Animal Hospital and it was determined that he has pneumonia. Wolfie is on…
