adoptable

Banjo was found on the side of the road abandoned in a box along with two other Poodles. At first glance we thought Banjo was dead. He looked like a lifeless stuffed animal. On closer inspection we realized he was still alive- We rushed him to our vet- it was touch and go even as we raced to the vet's office as Banjo lost consciesnous several times. Banjo was severely anemic he was so covered in fleas- he had been attacked by a large dog- and he has an enlarged heart- alot to take for such a sweet little gentleman. It looked as though Banjo had lived at an auto body shop as the box he and his friends were found in was a muffler box and Banjo was wrapped in an oil rag. We told him, "please pull through Banjo- we want you to know what it is like to be loved and pampered"- Banjo heard us and he did pull through!
He loves car rides and walks- is the sweetest little guy- he has a heart condition and takes daily medication- BUT HE IS SOO WORTH IT!! Won't you consider adopting such a special special needs dog- once you meet him you'll see why he's worth more than what life has given him so far!

Farrah was dumped at the shelter 2 days before New Year's- the reason they gave for dropping her at the high kill shelter? "She cowers around company" I guess these people were going to have a New Year's Celebration and they could not be bothered with a dog that was fearful of people.
The worst part is that after we rescued her it was discovered that she had been hit by a car and these people never bothered to take her to the vet afterwards. It makes me sick to think of her suffering with her injuries - with no one there that gave a damn about her.
Farrah has seen an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Olds and she needs two surgeries to correct the damage that has been done- both surgeries cost over $4,000