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NorCal Bully Breed Rescue
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Being different should never be a death sentence. These two newborn pups were saved by a vet tech caring enough to get them out to rescue. These puppies weren’t even in her office. They were born in a different vets office a 30 minutes away from her. She went and picked them up and drove them to our rescue 2 hours away. Team work makes the dream work. 🩵🩷 ##fypシ ##foryoupage ##fyp ##foryourpage ##norcalbullybreedrescue ##cleftpuppy ##frenchbulldogpuppy
🚨🚨🚨EXTREMELY URGENT!!!🚨🚨🚨
‼️DONATIONS NEEDED-PLEASE HELP‼️
Many times when we take on a dog that was surrendered to a vets office for euthanasia because the family could not afford the surgery, we get so many people asking why the family couldn’t just keep their dog. And we get it. It’s a horrible situation, but we usually come in after the dog is surrendered.
As much as we wish we could, we can’t just pay to fix people’s dogs then return them to the owner. We would have been bankrupt long ago if we did that.
But sometimes we get a message that we just can’t ignore. And we feel like the dog staying in their home is the best decision all around. This is one of those times.
We desperately want to help this dog stay with his family. But we need your help in order to do so. He needs IMMEDIATE life saving surgery, and if we are able to raise the necessary funds, we will pay for it.
Please take a moment to read Camo’s story. And if you’re touched by it like we are touched by it, please consider donating towards his care. This family has gone above and beyond to try to help their boy. They’ve depleted their savings. Taken out a loan. Borrowed money. And now he needs one more procedure to save his life, and they simply do not have any more funds.
Camo is a 5 year old American Bully and he’s the love of his moms life. He recently began developing urinary tract stones which were causing a blockage and making it impossible for Camo to pee. They were advised to neuter him to hopefully stop the hormones from creating the stones. They neutered him, but the stones are still being produced.
Camo has had two surgeries to have the stones removed, but recently landed in the ER again unable to pee. The vet where they took him wanted $5k to keep him overnight and monitor him. They did not have that kind of money so euthanasia was suggested.
That’s when the family reached out to us. We suggested that they have them drain his bladder and take him home.
This family has spent nearly $15,000 trying to help their boy. His mom maxed out a credit card and took out a loan trying to save him. She has no more money and zero other options.
We don’t want to take their dog from them just to raise the funds to get him the care he needs. We don’t even have a foster home open even if they wanted to surrender him. We can’t take their dog. We don’t WANT their dog. We want their boy to stay right where he belongs…with them.
Camo is currently at UC Davis with a catheter inserted into his urethra so that he can pee. He’s on pain meds. He will need to have X-rays taken and an ultrasound done to see exactly where the stones are. And if we are able to raise the funds, he will have laser surgery to break up and remove the stones once and for all.
You might be wondering “So what’s different this time than the last two surgeries? And what if it doesn’t work?”
UC Davis Vet Med Teaching Hospital in Davis California, has the most up to date technology in the country. They have diagnostic equipment that will help find stones that may have been missed before, and will ensure that every single one gets broken up and removed. We have no way of knowing for sure, but stones could have been missed during his first two surgeries. They will not be missed at Davis.
The estimate for his stay, his care while he’s there, the X-rays, the ultrasound, and the laser removal of the stones is around $7,000. It could go up a little if he needs to stay longer while we are trying to raise the funds.
We know we can do this. If we all work together, we can make this happen. You have showed up so many times in so many situation for so many different dogs. We know this story will touch your heart’s like it’s touched ours. Let’s get Camo home… for good.
💞Venmo link is in our bio
💞Paypal is in our linktr.ee link in our bio
💞Credit cards, no problem, that link is in our linktr.ee too. #fypシ #foryoupage #fyp #foryourpage #norcalbullybreedrescue #americanbullyofficial #donate
‼️DONATIONS NEEDED-PLEASE HELP‼️
Many times when we take on a dog that was surrendered to a vets office for euthanasia because the family could not afford the surgery, we get so many people asking why the family couldn’t just keep their dog. And we get it. It’s a horrible situation, but we usually come in after the dog is surrendered.
As much as we wish we could, we can’t just pay to fix people’s dogs then return them to the owner. We would have been bankrupt long ago if we did that.
But sometimes we get a message that we just can’t ignore. And we feel like the dog staying in their home is the best decision all around. This is one of those times.
We desperately want to help this dog stay with his family. But we need your help in order to do so. He needs IMMEDIATE life saving surgery, and if we are able to raise the necessary funds, we will pay for it.
Please take a moment to read Camo’s story. And if you’re touched by it like we are touched by it, please consider donating towards his care. This family has gone above and beyond to try to help their boy. They’ve depleted their savings. Taken out a loan. Borrowed money. And now he needs one more procedure to save his life, and they simply do not have any more funds.
Camo is a 5 year old American Bully and he’s the love of his moms life. He recently began developing urinary tract stones which were causing a blockage and making it impossible for Camo to pee. They were advised to neuter him to hopefully stop the hormones from creating the stones. They neutered him, but the stones are still being produced.
Camo has had two surgeries to have the stones removed, but recently landed in the ER again unable to pee. The vet where they took him wanted $5k to keep him overnight and monitor him. They did not have that kind of money so euthanasia was suggested.
That’s when the family reached out to us. We suggested that they have them drain his bladder and take him home.
This family has spent nearly $15,000 trying to help their boy. His mom maxed out a credit card and took out a loan trying to save him. She has no more money and zero other options.
We don’t want to take their dog from them just to raise the funds to get him the care he needs. We don’t even have a foster home open even if they wanted to surrender him. We can’t take their dog. We don’t WANT their dog. We want their boy to stay right where he belongs…with them.
Camo is currently at UC Davis with a catheter inserted into his urethra so that he can pee. He’s on pain meds. He will need to have X-rays taken and an ultrasound done to see exactly where the stones are. And if we are able to raise the funds, he will have laser surgery to break up and remove the stones once and for all.
You might be wondering “So what’s different this time than the last two surgeries? And what if it doesn’t work?”
UC Davis Vet Med Teaching Hospital in Davis California, has the most up to date technology in the country. They have diagnostic equipment that will help find stones that may have been missed before, and will ensure that every single one gets broken up and removed. We have no way of knowing for sure, but stones could have been missed during his first two surgeries. They will not be missed at Davis.
The estimate for his stay, his care while he’s there, the X-rays, the ultrasound, and the laser removal of the stones is around $7,000. It could go up a little if he needs to stay longer while we are trying to raise the funds.
We know we can do this. If we all work together, we can make this happen. You have showed up so many times in so many situation for so many different dogs. We know this story will touch your heart’s like it’s touched ours. Let’s get Camo home… for good.
💞Venmo link is in our bio
💞Paypal is in our linktr.ee link in our bio
💞Credit cards, no problem, that link is in our linktr.ee too. #fypシ #foryoupage #fyp #foryourpage #norcalbullybreedrescue #americanbullyofficial #donate
🚨EXTREMELY URGENT!!!🚨
‼️DONATIONS NEEDED-PLEASE HELP‼️
Yesterday we were notified about this darling girl who is in need of IMMEDIATE rescue. She cannot wait. If we do not act quickly, she will lose her chance of ever walking again.
She was found last weekend lying in the middle of the street…screaming. It is assumed she was hit by a car, but there’s no way to know for sure.
She has obviously been bred recently, as there were still c-section sutures in her abdomen. This is someone’s breeder dog. And she’s been in rough shape for far longer than whatever trauma she recently sustained.
The neurology department at UC Davis has looked at her X-rays and think she is a great surgical candidate. We need to get her in IMMEDIATELY as time is of the essence. They are holding a spot for her. We just need to be able to raise the necessary funds to get her the surgery she needs.
The total quote for the MRI and the surgery is $5,300-$7,700. If we can even raise the low end of the quote, we can get her spot secured and get the process going.
We are so sorry to be having to ask for help, but this cannot wait. She needs immediate rescue commitment and medical attention.
She cannot wait.
She is considered extremely urgent.
We want to get her treated as soon as possible, but we need somewhere for her to go once she’s received her surgery and is discharged from UC Davis.
We will need a foster for her that is able to provide a safe space for her to heal up until she’s eligible for adoption. We named her Bunny 🐰
Ways to donate are in the linktr.ee link in our bio.❤️
Thank so much in advance!!
We simply CANNOT do this without you!!
Without you, there is no us. 💜💜💜#fypシ #foryoupage #fyp #foryourpage #norcalbullybreedrescue #rescuedog #frenchbulldog #donate #501c3
‼️DONATIONS NEEDED-PLEASE HELP‼️
Yesterday we were notified about this darling girl who is in need of IMMEDIATE rescue. She cannot wait. If we do not act quickly, she will lose her chance of ever walking again.
She was found last weekend lying in the middle of the street…screaming. It is assumed she was hit by a car, but there’s no way to know for sure.
She has obviously been bred recently, as there were still c-section sutures in her abdomen. This is someone’s breeder dog. And she’s been in rough shape for far longer than whatever trauma she recently sustained.
The neurology department at UC Davis has looked at her X-rays and think she is a great surgical candidate. We need to get her in IMMEDIATELY as time is of the essence. They are holding a spot for her. We just need to be able to raise the necessary funds to get her the surgery she needs.
The total quote for the MRI and the surgery is $5,300-$7,700. If we can even raise the low end of the quote, we can get her spot secured and get the process going.
We are so sorry to be having to ask for help, but this cannot wait. She needs immediate rescue commitment and medical attention.
She cannot wait.
She is considered extremely urgent.
We want to get her treated as soon as possible, but we need somewhere for her to go once she’s received her surgery and is discharged from UC Davis.
We will need a foster for her that is able to provide a safe space for her to heal up until she’s eligible for adoption. We named her Bunny 🐰
Ways to donate are in the linktr.ee link in our bio.❤️
Thank so much in advance!!
We simply CANNOT do this without you!!
Without you, there is no us. 💜💜💜#fypシ #foryoupage #fyp #foryourpage #norcalbullybreedrescue #rescuedog #frenchbulldog #donate #501c3
