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More adorable puppies are ready to find their forever homes! 🐾
These two precious 10-week-old Chihuahua mix boys are as sweet as they come and are hoping to become part of a loving family. They may look like twins, but each has his own special personality to share.
💙 Fred is wearing the blue collar.(m)
❤️ Cledus is wearing the red collar.(m)
Both boys are playful, affectionate, and ready to fill your home with love, laughter, and puppy kisses. If you’ve been thinking about adding a tiny best friend to your family, one of these handsome little pups could be the perfect match.
Please submit an adoption application if you’re interested in giving Fred or Cledus the forever home they deserve. Share this post to help these sweet pups find their families! ❤️🐶
arfsgc.com/dog-adoption-application/
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These two little pups, Wilma & Betty, were released yesterday from the parvo isolation room at Pioneer Veterinary Clinic, and we couldn’t be happier! ❤️🐾
Their prognosis is excellent, thanks to the incredibly observant foster, Amanda, who recognized the symptoms immediately and took swift action. She left Mattawa at 6:00 a.m. to have them at Pioneer Veterinary Clinic right when they opened at 7:00 a.m. That quick response truly made all the difference.
When a puppy tests positive for parvo, getting them into veterinary care as quickly as possible is critical and can be the difference between life and death.
Now that they’re home, they’ll continue recovering while they go through the 7–10 day virus shedding period. After that, they can resume their vaccination series to provide protection against the other diseases included in their puppy immunizations.
Welcome home, Betty and Wilma! 💕 We can’t wait to watch you continue to thrive while we search for the loving forever families you both deserve.
#ParvoSurvivors #RescueWorks #VaccinateYourPets #SpayAndNeuterYourPets #AdoptDontShop
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This beautiful 7–8 month old male Retriever mix was found wandering near Dodson Road in Ephrata. He is in heartbreaking condition—extremely thin and severely underweight. At first glance, his condition appears consistent with significant neglect, although we recognize there could be an underlying medical cause.
If an owner comes forward, we hope they can provide an explanation for why this young pup is in such poor condition. Until then, our priority is getting him the care he desperately needs.
A full veterinary examination, including blood work, will be performed to determine whether there is an underlying medical condition contributing to his severe weight loss. If no medical cause is found, this level of malnourishment raises very serious concerns about neglect.
For now, this sweet boy is finally safe, and we will do everything we can to help him heal. We will share updates as we learn more.
#AnimalNeglectAwareness
#spayandneuteryourpets
#theirlivesareinourhands
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Please keep these two tiny 3-pound Chihuahuas, Betty and Wilma, in your thoughts and prayers. 💔🐾
After last week’s rescue of them and several other puppies from a residence in Mattawa, our worst fears have become reality—parvo.
Many of you will remember Willow, the young shepherd mix pup who weighed about 15 pounds. Despite getting her to Pioneer Veterinary Clinic, she passed away within minutes of arriving. It was a heartbreaking reminder of how devastating this disease can be.
Early Sunday morning, Betty and Wilma began showing symptoms. They were rushed to Pioneer Veterinary Clinic at 7:00 a.m. Monday morning where they were immediately hospitalized and treated with monoclonal antibodies. Another puppy in their foster home had also been exposed, so she received the same treatment on an outpatient basis as a preventative measure.
Now we wait and pray that we got these precious babies the help they needed in time.
Parvo is preventable. A simple vaccination series can save a puppy’s life and spare them unimaginable suffering. Please vaccinate your pets, keep puppies away from unvaccinated dogs and contaminated areas, and help stop the spread of this deadly virus.
#VaccinateYourPets
#NoExcuses
#SpayAndNeuterYourPets
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