AL - ESRA's newest projects
This is Mercy (because she is in dire need of some). She was pulled from the Chilton County shelter yesterday after being surrendered. She weighs only 27 pounds and has mange. Her feet are bleeding. Her toenails are so long it doesn't look like she has been allowed out to walk. She has recently had puppies - and is probably a puppy mill breeder dog. She is in foster care today.
We are pulling this little girl from the Mobile County shelter on Tuesday.
“No other disease or condition of companion animals takes as many lives as euthanasia. In fact, no other disease comes close." Janet M. Scarlett, D.V.M., associate professor of epidemiology, Cornell University
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How sad. That dog has just gotten the best thing that could ever have happened to her. Can't wait to see her even in just a week.
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Yep. She hit the doggy lotto.
“No other disease or condition of companion animals takes as many lives as euthanasia. In fact, no other disease comes close." Janet M. Scarlett, D.V.M., associate professor of epidemiology, Cornell University
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The eyes on that little girl just break my heart. She def hit the jackpot and will be looking good in not time.
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The rest of her life is destined to be wonderful. Same with whatever family is lucky enough to adopt her.
Melissa, Indy, Ozzy and Angels Alex, Gryffin and Beowulf
http://www.swisslickswissies.com
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Bless her heart, and all the wonderful work ESRA does. Our Cody was an ESRA special needs guy 4 1/2 years ago. I hope we can continue to see her progress.
“Until one has loved an animal a part of one's soul remains unawakened.” A. France
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It is amazing the progress they make in such a short time. Sweet sweet baby, your days are nothing but love and happiness now.
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Poor girl...Cant wait to see her pics in a couple of weeks, i bet she will look like a completely different dog!
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That poor thing! I'm glad you and ESRA are there for her.
Carmela, Nick, and Nora (and Vladimir and Dino, the angel kitties)
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Oh Mercy, luck has finally touched you!
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ESRA is really wonderful! Congratulations to Mercy and the little pup soon to be with ESRA! Their lives have changed so dramatically for the better nowCan't wait to hear more on Mercy as she gets better.
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I don't know how you do what you do but I am thankful for people like you!!!
Saphera & Terri
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The puppy has a name now - she is now Jewel...She went to her foster home in Birmingham yesterday.
She should be on the website shortly available for adoption.
Poor Mercy is going to need a lot of care and lots of love before she is ready for her forever home.
But we'll make sure she gets the one that she deserves.
“No other disease or condition of companion animals takes as many lives as euthanasia. In fact, no other disease comes close." Janet M. Scarlett, D.V.M., associate professor of epidemiology, Cornell University
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Thanks for the update, Kim. I've been thinking about Mercy. I'm so glad to hear that ESRA is helping her through her issues.
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Here is Merci today - she is ready for her new forever home:
The little springer mix puppy has already been adopted.
“No other disease or condition of companion animals takes as many lives as euthanasia. In fact, no other disease comes close." Janet M. Scarlett, D.V.M., associate professor of epidemiology, Cornell University
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Oh my gosh, this absolutely brings tears to my eyes! It really is amazing what love can do.
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She looks fantastic!! May her new life be filled with belly rubs, snuggling and LOTS of playing!
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She really does look great for the amount of time she has been in foster care..
Some good nutrition, TLC and her mange is gone.
Knowing how miserable she must have been and thinking about how good she feels now in this short amount of time...Pretty incredible.
She's got a bright future ahead of her.
“No other disease or condition of companion animals takes as many lives as euthanasia. In fact, no other disease comes close." Janet M. Scarlett, D.V.M., associate professor of epidemiology, Cornell University
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What a great update. Such a pretty girl.
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another awesome update. Just two months and the difference is stunning.
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