Gracie is doing just great. She definitely beat the odds that were stacked against her. She is well now. She is healed from her leg surgery and spaying. I could not have asked for a better dog than her. Shame on the people who treated her in such a harsh and cruel way. I would hate to have their karma. I am so lucky to have friends that helped out with donations for her care. I suppose if Gracie could she would just look at the people that hurt her and stick her tongue out at them. Go Gracie!! You can see the video that we made in an earlier post. If you would like to donate to our Dog Rescue Fund that helps pay for vet bills for hurt dogs we accept PayPal: whybeanurse@yahoo.com
Even just a small donation can help so many. Our fund is called Gracie's Gifts. (After Gracie of course) Our way of paying it forward. We are sorry you cannot use your donation as a tax deduction at this time. We do not have tax exemption status. If you choose to help us out we will be glad to send updates on the animals that we help if you would like just send us a note when you make a donation. (and no spam from us, we hate the stuff also) We currently are helping with another dumped pit. His injuries are so horrible also. We are just a bunch of nurses that hate to see the suffering caused by others. We try to help where we can. We just pay it forward.
As you can see this is what I wake up to in the evenings before I pull those 12 hour shifts at the hospital. She is so cute.
The following pictures are of our recent dog that we helped pay vet bills for.
He was used as a bait dog. Also starved and left for dead. We sent him to the vet. And he is now recovering nicely.
The next picture is the day after he came back from vet. Wounds all cleaned and looking much happier.
He just wants someone to love him. Poor thing we really feel like this guy was someone's pet. No microchip though. If you know this guys family please contact us.
nursehelg@yahoo.com
So as you can see we are just a couple nurses just trying to make a difference in this world for a few dogs one at a time.
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