Guardian Angels sponsor one of our special medical needs survivors or one of our sugared snouts (seniors).
Recurring donations provide sustainability over the months to come by allowing us to budget accurately and responsibly for the veterinary expenses that come with rescuing senior animals and those with special medical needs.
These recurring donations allow us to say “yes” to all laboratory survivors and to those abandoned in shelters who are so often overlooked.
These kiddos frequently are in longterm or even forever foster homes, and Cage to Couch continues to provide veterinary care, including all medications, as well as any prescribed dietary needs, and all other support required, from ramps and orthopedic beds, to wheelchairs.
Our Guardian Angels are truly our partners in saving lives.
Guardian Angels needed
Our Seniors and Special Medical Needs Survivors
hobbs
We’re focused on Hobbs right now. Hobbs suffered years of cruel confinement before he traveled across the country to come to us. He arrived right before Thanksgiving two years ago, a broken beagle boy; broken yes, but not defeated by two seriously injured knees and crippling arthritis.
Hobbs had three surgeries on those knees and got some much-needed pain management for his arthritis.
He’s been doing so well that it came out of the blue to find him suffering heart failure.
Currently, Hobbs is in the hospital and our veterinarian is working hard to get him stabilized while we await more diagnostics.
Annie Oakley, aka Sadie
This little spitfire of a golden girl was abandoned at a shelter, suffering with several mammary tumors and a hernia.
Annie Oakley is ALWAYS surprising us and has survived against all odds.