Unfortunately, this month and within 24 hours, 30 sponsorships were withdrawn from our ‘Sponsor me’ program. Sponsorships are ‘virtual adoptions’ that allow us to have a permanent food fund to feed all the rescues at the Sanctuary, including those with chronic disease on special diets. Losing 30 sponsorships at once makes our budget even tighter and greatly compromises our next food orders. To … Keep reading >
GOAL MET! 🐈🎉🐈🎉We want to thank our wonderful supporters, most of them sponsor at least one of our rescues as well, who have chipped in (some of them more than once!) to help us keep … Keep reading >
We tried to do it on our own but we couldn’t. Since November 2017, it’s been a very tough time for us at the Sanctuary. We’ve had to deal with painful losses and severe cases … Keep reading >
After Saturdays’ follow-up visit, we can say that we feel hopeful. The anti-inflammatory shot she was given on Friday afternoon worked! So the vet is confident we could be dealing with a spinal cord inflammation … Keep reading >
This morning, all of the sudden, Kitty lost control of her body movements. She started swaying as she walked and then she began to drag her left hind leg. She kept falling off and could … Keep reading >
With extremely close monitoring, a very strict high-protein diet and accurate adjustments of his insulin daily dose, we got Oliver’s blood sugar levels stabilized. 2 months into treatment, he’s starting to show signs of remission. … Keep reading >
Our sweet Chloé woke up with a sore and swollen eye. We had to apply some soothing cold aloe gel to help reduce the swelling. She’s such a good girl.
Two months ago, Oliver was diagnosed with diabetes. After 3 days in the vet hospital, in critical conditions, he returned to the Sanctuary to continue his treatment. We’re confident Oliver is now out of the … Keep reading >
Oliver is on a strict low carb diet and he’s eating well. His general condition seems to have improved, his coat looks healthier and he’s no longer lethargic, however, after 10 days of insulin treatment … Keep reading >
Oliver could not come home last night. He had to spend one more night at the vet hospital for his levels of glucose were still very high and he needed close monitoring. Test results confirmed … Keep reading >