THE STORY OF HOPE This is why stores that sell puppies, should not be supported... I dont think I have once cried at the condition a dog was in when they came to us, but today I broke. Weve had some serious neglect cases but this is hands down the worst Ive seen. Being speechless is not something that happens to me, ever, but when I saw this girl in person, I went to speak and nothing came out. I was felt sick to my stomach and absolutely heartbroken. I couldnt watch her for more than a few seconds without crying. This poor AKC papered puppy was being sold at a pet store for $2,000. She came down with a cold, which was not treated properly which developed into pneumonia and a swollen trachea. She was kept in quarantine room with many other sick puppies. Being kept in a cage left her no chance to walk around and build muscle so she has close to zero muscle tone, which most likely explains her legs. She was then taken to a vet, but paying her bills left no room for profit off her so instead, the vet was told to euthanize her. Luckily, he didnt. Through caring people wanting to help this baby, she was connected to us. She weighs half of what she should and was struggling to breathe so we immediately took her back to the vet. She will be staying at Corona Community Veterinary Hospital for a week to be treated. They will accept donations towards her $1,300 vet bill over the phone at (951) 279-7387. She is under Morgan Dulak. We are also accepting donations via PayPal at ohanapawsrescue@yahoo. Even if you could spare $5, every penny helps and is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for your help in advanced. Please remember Hopes story when youre feeling tempted to purchase a dog from a pet store. Lets work together to show puppy millers and their customers that they do not have our support in making a profit off these living creatures like theyre a designer handbag with no purpose. -Morgan
Posted on: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 03:56:36 +0000
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