03/12/2015
Everyone, we are asking for urgent help. London has been at Pebble-Maryland Animal Hospital for the past week getting life-saving medical care and surgery. We need to come up with $4,000 to pay her medical bill and bring her home. Please help if you can. You can call Pebble-Maryland directly at 702-407-8311 to donate directly to London's vet bill, or you can PayPal us directly at [email protected], or you can donate through our YouCaring fund-raiser by clicking the photo below. Any and all help is gratefully appreciated. In rescue, you never know when an emergency like this will come along and we are dedicated to saving each and every one of the amazing animals in our care. Please help London to come home. Thank you!
London needs your help - she came into rescue with her young puppies and later needed to be hospitalized for pyometra (an infection of the uterus requiring surgery and emergency spay) and also parvo virus. She had to be hospitalized for an entire week and even received plasma intravenously in order to help her to survive. London's condition was touch-and-go throughout the week. At one point, she was only given a 20% chance of survival - but she survived against all of the odds because of the immediate care and persistent attention from the fabulous staff at Pebble Maryland Animal Hospital in Henderson, Nevada. London's veterinarian, Dr. Garcia, did an amazing job helping to pull her through and we're so very blessed to have her help. London's medical bill came to $4,800 and Pebble Maryland generously reduced her bill to $4,000. We need to raise the remainder of the funds to pay for London's emergency care, an entire $4,000. This is not an easy sum for a non-profit animal rescue to achieve and we're asking for donations - any amount will help. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, your donation is tax deductible and a receipt can be emailed or mailed to you.
**On My Way Home Rescue provides abused, neglected, abandoned, forgotten, and otherwise unwanted animals a place to recover until a forever home is found. Each animal receives a full medical evaluation, temperament testing, foster care, spay/neuter, microchipping, vaccinations, and other medical/dental care as-needed. Because we tailor the rescue process to the unique characteristics of each animal, we have enjoyed a great success rate with our adoptive families. Our goal is to promote the understanding that adopting a rescue animal is a gift that you give to yourself more than you give to the animal.
London needs your help - she came into rescue with her young puppies and later needed to be hospitalized for pyometra (an infection of the uterus requiring surgery and emergency spay) and also parvo virus. She had to be hospitalized for an entire week and even received plasma intravenously in...