 | Lil Paw Prints Animal Rescue HavenP.O. Box 393Loveland, Ohio 45140-0393(513) 615-6726 |
WE ARE IN URGENT NEED FOR FOSTER HOMES!!
**Adopt one Cat/Kitten, Get another Cat/Kitten adoption Free**
***We will be pulling several puppies and young dogs from Ky and In pounds next week, please check back at the end of next week for their posts*** 2/3/10
WE ARE A NO-KILL RESCUE!
This rescue is dedicated to and in memory of: BOOGEY Rest in Heaven with all the Angels Boog's Story: BoogBoog as we called her was our first rescue dog. She was left behind when neighbors had gotten divorced and moved their seperate ways leaving her in an open kennel outside to roam for someone to take her to the pound. We found Boog roaming the street and followed her back to her home. We contacted our previous neighbors and they told us to keep her if we wanted her. We did. We had found out from them that her previous where they had gotten her from had beat her with a lead pipe as a pup. We had her for a couple of months when her left front paw started swelling. We took her to vet for tests and xrays to find out she had cancer her palm. They needed to do surgery to remove it. They ended having to take two of her toes which after the badges were taken off it looked like she was giving the peace sign. Her nickname then became "Peace Dog". She was happy go lucky, playful and energetic doggy. In 2009, she had lost weight considerably within a months time. We rushed her into the vet and tests and xrays done. Xrays and tests showed she was in heart failure. She could go at anytime without any warning. We put her on medicine to make her heart smaller, to keep the fluid out of her chest cavity and to keep her heart beating more regularly. This medicine gave her an extra year with us. In late December, she had lost all her weight again, was losing her hair and had skin patches all over. We took her back into the vet to find out her medicine had stopped working. Her system got immune to it. There was nothing more the vet could do so he told us to take her home and let her rest. Today at 12:40pm, Boogey lost her battle to heart failure. She was a great rescue pet, great friend and a wonderful companion for our rescue. She will be extremely missed. 1/26/2010 |  |
*We are now on Petfinder.com*
LPPARH could not exist without the extraordinary generosity of our individual donors, foundations and corporations. Every dollar raised provides care, medical services and an opportunity for an animal to have a second chance at a new and wonderful life.
LPPARH rescues abused and neglected dogs and cats and rehabilitates them mentally & physically in order to place them with the best new family. We rescue 98% of our dogs from high 'kill' shelters, pounds and various animal control facilities in which they are usually listed as strays, and almost always scheduled to be euthanized.
The best possible veterinary care is always given to those at LPPARH. We never decline treatment, whatever it may entail, if it means that the animal has a chance at a new and healthy life.
Currently we are trying to get our 501c(3) so we can move all pets into one place. This shelter building will need renovations to accomadate all our different pets. This is all tedious work. We will be starting fundraisers in July to help collect donations to help with gaining our not-for-profit status and renovations on the new building. If you would like to volunteer for our fundraisers or make a monetary donation to help with our projects please visit our volunteer and donations pages.
*If the pet is listed on our site and on petfinder.com that pet is still available for adoption with us. Please do not call or email us asking. If you would like to adopt one of our pets or come visit them please fill out an adoption application and we will call you to set up a time to come meet them.
If you have a pet to surrender please fill out a surrender a pet application. If we have the room we will contact you for a pick up date.
UpDated: February 2nd, 2010
