10/16/2026
It’s Friday! Normally, that means a Singer update, but today we want to share a story about a voice that was never heard.
Because of YOU, Singer’s little voice reached thousands, and today she is finally on the path toward justice.
But what about the animals whose stories never made headlines? Whose suffering never sparked outrage? Whose abusers may never be held accountable?
Meet Suzie Q.
Over 28 weeks ago, this gentle 6-year-old girl was found in rural Eastern Kentucky with buckshot fragments embedded in her front leg and grazing wounds across her stomach.
Someone had tried to kill her.
But that wasn’t the only battle Suzie was fighting. She was heartworm positive and suffering from three tick-borne diseases: Lyme, Ehrlichiosis, and Anaplasmosis.
Her body was slowly failing her, and someone had decided her life wasn’t worth saving.
Unlike Singer, Suzie’s story never went viral. There were no thousands of shares, no public outrage, and no justice.
But there was something else. A little girl who refused to give up!
Today, after more than six months of recovery, Suzie Q has completed her heartworm treatment, been spayed, and looks absolutely AMAZING!
Now this sweet, middle-aged gal is searching for a laid-back home and someone who will finally show her what being loved feels like.
We may never know who pulled that trigger. We may never get justice for Suzie Q.
But we CAN give her the ending she deserves.
Singer’s voice helped lead her toward justice. Let’s make Suzie Q’s voice lead her HOME.
Please share her story. Because just because a victim’s voice wasn’t heard doesn’t mean their suffering mattered any less.
To apply for Suzie
https://thearrowfund.org/our-animals/adoptable-animals/
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