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When we rescue a puppy, dog, kitten or cat... we do our best to choose the right family for them and to let them know that they have just rescued and we hope that they know the significance of that. Last weekend our little RayRay who was rescue from under a bush in a park in Moses Lake was adopted by a family in Puyallup. We don't know his story, he was only about 5/6 weeks old when he was found 5 weeks ago. Others similar to him were found in the same park the day before. We don't know what happened to them, we pray good families got them and will give them their best lives ever. We do know that RayRay, now called Shadow is living his best life with a wonderful family who sent us this hours ago...
“This is my first time rescuing instead of buying from a breeder. I can say, I drove away with a very different feeling. Feels good to give a home to a dog who needs it”
And the video with little Shadow and his big new brother who might be enjoying teasing Shadow with a toy 🐾❤️🐾
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So great ... makes me want to cry with joy!
Happiness…. This gave me all the warm, happy feels on this cold, dreary day. 🖤
Awwwww
🚨🚨Parvo Alert 🚨 🚨
Here we go again….
This little puppy was found on the base in Moses Lake on Monday. She has been throwing up all day. A second person picked her up with the intention of fostering. It was apparent that this girl was extremely sick and in need of medical attention. They did exactly what they should do and immediately reached out for help. We called Pioneer and they were able to bring her straight there. She tested positive, she is being hospitalized tonight and has been given the Monoclonal antibody. We hope that it was caught early. We would never want to discourage someone from holding a found puppy, we do need everyone to be aware. As a precaution please quarantine a found animal for a few days, watch for symptoms, diarrhea generally will present first, with vomiting and lethargy next. Bleach is an effective sanitizing solution when mixed properly. Any concerns contact any vet or a rescue. Please vaccinate your pets, parvo is preventable with proper vaccinations.
If you would like to donate to help this girl, donations can be made straight to Pioneer Veterinary Clinic or through PayPal PayPal.me/arfsgc. We are still paying off a 6900 bill from the last parvo puppies. 🐾🥺🐾🥺
#HerLifeMatters
#parvosucks
#VaccinesSaveLives
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Michael Ullom I'm not sure how much the parvo treatment is, but here is the link to donate to the rescue that is helping this sweet girl ❤️
Rescues & Shelters are always in need of blankets and towels. Walmart has these throws for just $3.00. They would be a great idea for a donation to help an animal in need. If we get enough of them, we will deliver them to the shelters/rescues in need and to animal control for needy pet families. Current drop off locations:
Edward Jones, 234 1st Ave NW, Ephrata Wa
Barry’s, 548 Basin SW, Ephrata Wa
Barry’s, 881 N Mission Street, Wenatchee
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A very busy day yesterday. We transported a Wagoneer full of pets meeting their new families. 18 kittens were adopted and our little dog that was hit by a car was adopted and the little lab mix puppy found in the bushes at a park in Moses Lake was adopted. Next was an hour further drive to Queen Ann to meet up with Yolanda with Pawsitive Alliance to pick up a load of donated pet food and pet items. We have a need in this area larger than we ever imagined and our friends at the Moses Lake Animal Control help us get that food where it’s needed. It’s a blessing that we have the help from the westside in filling the need here. ❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️
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Such a blessing everyone is and all the donations of stuff for the pets this side of the mountain. Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤️🙏🏻
You're all amazing. 🥰