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Be a Guardian Angel

 

Be a "Guardian Angel" to a "Poodle-in-Special Need"

Many of our rescued poodles have very special medical or rehabilitation needs.  Some have suffered extraordinary abuse and others have complications due to the onset of old age.  The FPR Guardian Angel Fund allows compassionate & caring donors to dedicate their contributions on behalf of the medical & rehabilitation needs of a specific “poodle-in-special-need”.

    • Guardian Angel donations are dedicated only to that poodle-in-special-need which has been specifically identified by the donor.

    • NOTE – If the Guardian Angel Fund donations exceed the amounts requested for a specific poodle-in-special-need, the funds are then utilized on the next most critical poodle patient.

 

    GUARDIAN ANGEL FUND

     

     

     

    GEORGIA PEACH

     

    2 - 3  Year old, Female Mini

     

    This little girl was found in a parking lot of a grocery store in South Georgia. Something has happened to her hind leg as it is swollen and smells awful. 

    The vet called just now and said the leg will have to be amputated. The foot is completely necrotic and the tissue comes off with the matted hair surrounding the foot.   

    Before euthanizing her, the animal control asked if Florida Poodle Rescue could help her.   We now have her in our care and she is extremely thin.  Frighteningly thin 5+ lbs and she should probably weigh 12+lbs. She had to get a transfusion and that probably will help her a lot.  Her back right leg is the one that had to be amputated. She also got her teeth cleaned, her ears cleaned and got spade so her little body has had quite a trauma today.  She has some infections (ears) but she is heartworm negative. Her eyes are bright and she was so happy to be safe and warm and loved on.  She is on 2 antibiotics and pain medication.                                                                                                         

    Once she has some fur on her lower body she will look worlds better.  She only has a little nub of a tail too. She hobbles around and is quite agile already; the only problem for her is if she shakes her head, she sometimes falls over!  She's quite gangly and needs to gain weight and strength... she's evidently eating well and she's on her way to being the healthy little girl that she deserves to be. The vet says she is probably 2- 3 years old and is a sweet adorable girl.  

     

     

    2/17/2010 Update:

     

     

    AKA  "DOODLE"

    The wonderful people at the vet's office named her DOODLE

    and she answers to it.

     She got her stitches out Monday and she has gained a pound!  I gave her a quick bath so she is looking and feeling better.  Each day she seems more confident and secure -- and she's more curious and playful.   She would like to play with the other dogs but they won't play much.  She does enjoy her toys and snoozing in someone's lap.  I have her in either a Tshirt or sweater at all times because it's quite chilly here.  She's housetrained and will come and sit on command.  What a little angel!

     

     

    3/7/2010 Update:

     

     

     

    It's now been a month and Doodle is doing wonderfully in every way.   She's getting confidence and I'm taking her on short walks to gain stamina.  Kids especially are pretty amazed to see her move right along on three legs... she's an inspiration!  She met her first cat and was curious but not intimidated in the least.   She's ready to find her forever home.. I'd love to find someone here in the Panhandle area.  She will be an easy and loving addition to any family.

     

    Estimated costs are $1,500.00 to get her healthy.

                  

    She will be eternally grateful if you can find it in you heart to make a donation.

     

      

    Click here to give to the Guardian Angel Fund and make a difference!

    Thank You

     

    SAVE THE DATE

     Friday May 7, 2010

     

    “6th Annual Back to the ‘50’s” FUNdraiser
        Friday May 7, 2010

    Saint Petersburg Yacht Club
        11 Central Avenue
        St. Petersburg, FL.
        7:00pm to 11:00p

    For more information please go to our EVENTS page at

    http://www.floridapoodlerescue.org/event.asp

     

     


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