Rescue Club

03/24/2016

03/24/2016

Meet China, the 28 year old female Eclectus parrot. She has an infection of unknown origin and acute liver disease. Her best chance at survival requires hospitalization and regular injectable meds/fluids for at least another week. She is putting up the fight of her life and her owner is willing to give all she has, but the expenses are adding up! Please help China get better and donate towards her recovery. She's paid for $1600 in services so far and is expected to need at least $1500 more. Call or message the clinic for more details. 818-614-2068

09/20/2015

Good bye drinking water fountain, hello Rescue Club Community Fridge!

07/28/2015

Remember Uma? She had a large mass on her chest that had become infected and her owner was on disability and couldn't afford to remove it. Uma's owner kept his promise by helping Uma lose over 10 pounds before scheduling surgery. In return, Rescue Club donated all of the money necessary to do a proper work-up prior to surgery and for the surgery itself. Three weeks ago Uma's mass was removed by Dr. Winkler and Dr. Lian at West Valley Pet Clinic. Good thing it was removed too, as it came back as a mast cell tumor. Uma's expenses have reached over $2000, exceeding the donations in the Rescue Club account. If you would like to help make a difference, donate today! Every dollar will go to help animals like Uma and their owners! Thank you!

Email or Call WVPC to donate 818-225-7160

06/23/2015

Check out the progress Uma has made in just a few weeks of commitment to her care. Simply by starting oral antibiotics and a protective t-shirt her ulcerative mass has significantly improved! She has also lost nearly 10 pounds!

Uma's blood work looks great but she still needs a work-up for her eye condition and surgery for the mass on her chest and hematomas on her ears.

06/23/2015

Meet our latest Rescue Club pet "Uma". This sweet 6 y/o boxer has a number of urgent medical needs including a large growth on her chest, bilateral hematomas of both ears, a chronic eye condition/ possible glaucoma, and arthritis.

Her owner is on disability and has been struggling to pay for his own medical expenses, so we agreed to provide Uma her care if he kept up his end of the deal by meeting goals we set each week such as helping Uma lose weight and making her scheduled recheck appointments on time. Her owner has done his part and Uma has lost almost 10 pounds in the last 6 weeks! The growth is no longer infected and we have performed all of her preoperative lab work which shows she is healthy enough to undergo surgery!

Uma's financial needs are significant and have used up a large portion of our precious Rescue Club funds. If you'd like to help Uma or donate to help keep animals in need like Uma with their families, contact us today!

12/27/2014

Ruby has some very real needs and her owner is asking for Rescue Club's help! She was adopted with severe dental disease and a cyst on her face that bleeds from time to time. All proceeds in her name go to directly to her case!

06/05/2014

Help us find King a home! The California Cat Center Open House was a success. We raised just under $300 towards King's medical expenses, but could still use your help.

06/05/2014

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King has made it safely over to the California Cat Center. Just check him out exploring. King is a 5 year old Domestic Longhair currently with a lion-cut. He presented to the West Valley Pet Clinic with heavy matting and severe plasmacytic stomatitis. After much medical care, he is healthy and ready for a home! If you are interested in adopting King or donating towards his medical bill of over $1700, please call the California Cat Center at 818-780-7060. He truly deserves the best!

He was surrendered to the Rescue Club due to the severity of his conditions and his owner's inability to care for him. He has been treated for severe dental ...

05/20/2014

King's mouth has healed exceptionally well! He is nearly ready to find his forever home. Is anyone out there looking for the perfect cat companion? In just a few short days King will make his journey to the California Cat Center in Van Nuys to board until he finds his forever home. If you are interested in meeting King, contact West Valley Pet Clinic @ 818-225-7160 or email me at megan@wvpetclinic or here on Facebook.

05/17/2014

Isn't he handsome? We've been working with King, getting him accustomed to home life. He's exceptionally affectionate and inquisitive. And the exciting part? Even with just 3 teeth in his mouth he eats dry food. Despite what some may think, many cats without teeth eat dry food without a problem.

05/17/2014

Great news! King's biopsy came back negative for cancer, but he does have an auto-immune disorder called plasmacytic stomatitis. Luckily for him, the extraction of most of his teeth and round of steroids is curative! Check our guy hanging out with us in the office at West Valley Pet Clinic. Soon as he's healthy enough, he will be making a trip over to the California Cat Center in Van Nuys to board until we find him his forever home!