08/03/2026
Hi Friends! Some things to talk about, FIRST< Craig has his surgery consult tomorrow morning and as of now he has had 4 vet visits in a week. His condition is serious. He can't pass stool without lots of intervention. He's uncomfortable. Otherwise he's a normal and happy boy. We wouldn't pursue treatment if there were no hope of helping him and definitely if he were going to have lifelong issues. If the surgical consult points to him having lifelong suffering, we will make the best choice for Craig.
Stella that we highlighted on here before is doing very well in her foster home and we've learned more about her and her behaviors. She has to have people around, She loves walks and meeting new people. She needs a predictable routine. She prefers to sleep with her people. Leaving Stella alone is not beneficial and causes her distress. She is fine with cats, a little curious but not mean. She guards food and toys, but as yet not malicious about it. She would do best in a home with older kids and adults. Stella rides great in a car.
We had to say goodbye to one of our long term fosters today, His name was Jake, a JRT that has been with his foster for a couple of years, We knew he was elderly and had a mast cell type of tumor, right after we got him into rescue. He developed a rapidly growing mass that began bleeding and it was in an awkward spot. Jake had 2 good years with rescue. He will be missed. He was probably 15 years old. Much love to his foster who took great care of him.
Like always we are trying to provide care for multiple pets that need help, and continue to care for pets in our care, seniors and long term fosters in Indianapolis and in Chihuahua Rescue Crown Point. We care for community pets that need spays and neuters and return them to their owners, because some owners need help to care for their pets, but they love them. We have many many that need to come to rescue and some fosters ASKING for pets, but we have to be sure the pet we place with them is a good fit. IF it isn't, then it creates a problem as there are just so many places to put our fosters. Moving pets after they're placed is sometimes unavoidable but we don't always have a spot to move pets to. Adoptions go at their own pace. If you have applied to foster, please message us to help us find you the proper pet for your home.