Dog Adoption or Foster for Rescue Dogs like Beagle Puppies and Mixed Breeds
Dog Adoption or Foster for Rescue Dogs like Beagle Puppies and Mixed BreedsDog Adoption or Foster for Rescue Dogs like Beagle Puppies and Mixed Breeds
Hey Peace4Paws Pre-Approved Foster or Adopter!
Do you want to be a part of the largest beagle rescue in history?
This is Uno. He is the first of 4,000 retired beagles recently rescued from Envigo Breeding Facility in Virginia. He just arrived at the Kindness Ranch in Wyoming, where he will be placed for adoption.
Uno is on the verge of discovering what it’s like to be a family pet! In mid-August, Peace4Paws will receive some of these adult beagles through the Dream Team (HSUS, Kindness Ranch, BeFreegle and more). The Kindness Ranch has a wonderful link that tells the whole story about this historic rescue: https://kindnessranch.org/pages/beagle-dream-team.
We need YOU! If you can foster or adopt one or more of these beagles, we need to know ASAP so plans can be put in place. We also need help with transporting beagles.
These dogs will need to learn housebreaking and basic doggy commands, but they are smart and learn fast. They just need the opportunity.
Interested? Need additional details? Ready to sign to help these dogs? Send an email to peace4pawspresident@gmail.com ASAP.
We are now confirmed to rescue a lucky group of 13 beagles!
If you are not yet an approved foster or adopter please fill out a foster or adoption application found on the website immediately. We will do our best to process your app immediately. Definitely let your references know we will be calling. And please use a laptop or desktop for the application.
Pre-approved fosters and adopters do not need to reapply. Just need to let us know your intentions asap. Thanks!!
As we know little Veronica has survived being hit by a driver who left the scene on 8.17.21. She has been the model patient at both Oradell Animal Hospital and Garden State Veterinary Hospital. Sweet petite Veronica had her MRI today with the goal to get a complete diagnosis before moving forward with the other surgeries.
At this point, the surgeons have seen some compressive lesions of the spinal cord (changes from outside the spinal cord). It is non-surgical, they said. The prescription is rest. But they are still AWAITING the definitive report from the radiologist. So as soon as we can report that update, we will. But as per tonight’s discussion, there is hope for little Veronica. Please read on.
Dr. Post said, “In the rest period, we are hoping the body will heal itself. We are waiting for an indication that she will be able to walk again without pain.” We are hoping for that result to move forward to get “the FHO (which is to put the luxating hip back into place) and the tail amputated (as she will never have function of that again).“
Veronica is shy and sweet. As per doctor’s orders, paraparesis victim Veronica will be staying in her crate, quietly, for a few weeks. She will have to pee on her wee wee pads, so she needs a foster who can remove all those pads and give her lots of TLC. We have found someone to do that in Michaela Sorvino. She and her daughters are giving her lots of love. The daughters read books to her!
The prognosis is pretty good at this point, but not guaranteed. She does have some motor function. More on the left than the right. She can move around in her kennel. She is able to eat and drink. She is bright with a good demeanor. The pelvic fractures have to heal on its own. She does have sensation in her feet.
Under the pain management and anti-inflammatories and with tender loving care and love, she may be able to heal herself and then get the other surgeries.
The medical bills cumulatively will be up 15K or more if we proceed with all the surgeries. Our bill with Oradell Animal Hospital is 2k, and to date, our bill with Garden State Veterinary Specialists is more, and with surgeries on the horizon we hope!
Donations can be sent to the Oradell Animal Hospital account # 52652 Donation through our website www.peace4paws.org will be much appreciated. To kindly donate any amount small or large, please visit our website www.peace4paws.org or donate on Facebook. Thank you!!
To pay by Zelle, please use your Zelle app or upload your Zelle app and pay to peace4pawspresident@gmail.com This is a great option because there are no fees.
Peace4Paws is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit public charity based in Northern New Jersey.
Since 2007, we have been dedicated to supporting sanctuary and forever homes for the animals retired from work in research and related fields as well as shelter dogs through our foster & adoption programs, fundraising events involving music, yoga, animal friendly events & more, plus student outreach to kids from kindergarten through college.
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Research Animals Make Exceptional Pets!
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