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Sweetie

 

Is 14 years old and was confiscated from her owner.  The owner did retrieve her from the shelter but then brought her back saying she was too old and sick.  We stepped in when the shelter called and asked for assistance.  She was so scared and whimpering, she was on the euthanasia list and they had her in a kennel next to the euthanasia room, she knew what was coming.

 

She has not stopped wagging her tail since she left the shelter. She has partial hearing and sight loss but gets around fine. She loves to be held and loved.  We don't know how much time she has left but we know she won't die in a room alone without love. 

If you can provide Sweetie with a home for the time she has left and would like to meet her please complete an application here.

 

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Wilma

 

Wilma is 16 years old and was confiscated from her owner.  The owner did retrieve her from the shelter but then brought her back saying she was too old and sick.  We stepped in when the shelter called and asked for assistance.  She was so scared and whimpering, she was on the euthanasia list and they had her in a kennel next to the euthanasia room, she knew what was coming.

She is a very loving dog and we would love for her to spend what time she has left as a loved and spoiled pooch.
Wilma has bad teeth, unfortunately, there is nothing we can do because she has a grade 6 heart murmur and we recently found she has an untreatable tumor on her larynx.

 

All donations are tax-deductible.

Venmo @gunterslegacy
 

If you can provide Sweetie with a home for the time she has left and would like to meet her please complete an application here.

 

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Hope

 

This sweet little girl was so broken when we rescued her. Someone just wore her spirit down.  It seems she was kept in a confined area and her legs didn't get the exercise she needed. They also did not take good care of her health.

She is currently in a loving foster home.  She has started coming out of her shell and even plays with the other dogs in the homes.  

Recently, her foster noticed she gets extremely tired so she was taken to the vet and they found she does not have enough blood going to her heart.  We are consulting with her vet to determine what the best treatment course will be. 

She has limited use of her hind legs, will be seeing a cardiologist.

If you can help with a donation all donations are tax-deductible. 

www.paypal,me/gunterslegacy.org

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venmo @gunterslegacy

If you can provide Hope with a home for the time she has left and would like to meet her please complete an application here.