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A very concerned dog mom contacted The Savior Foundation for help. Mom told us that her dog, Shiloh, was not eating much and was vomitting. Plus, Shiloh was not going to the bathroom much. She thought that maybe Shiloh ate a toy. Unfortunately, mom had limited funds; however, we were able to help supplement Shiloh's care. After xrays and consultations, we discovered that Shiloh did eat a dog toy and a barrette in the shape of a star. Due to the sharp edges and large toy in Shiloh's intenstines, Dr. Zinkus had to perform emergency surgery. Good thing the GPAH team jumpled into action as the barrette was sticking out the intenstine wall and could have caused severe internal damage. Plus, the toy was causing additional blockage.

Shiloh did so well during surgery and she is now recovering comfortably at home with her mom. Shiloh goes back in a couple of weeks for stitch removal. We are so glad that we were able to work with Shiloh's mom to get Shiloh the emergency treatment needed to remove the objects.

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A foster mom contacted The Savior Foundation about her pup named Minnie, who is a sweet 9 year old female rescued from Memphis Animal Services (MAS). Foster mom fostered Minnie for many months. Mom LOVES Minnie so much and decided to adopt her. Unfortunately, foster mom did not have sufficient funds to cover Minnie's heartworm treatment. Mom reached out to The Savior Foundation for help towards Minnie's HW treatement. We couldn't refuse her, since she took great care of Minnie and saved Minnie from euthanasia at MAS by fostering and adopting her. 

Minnie has a great life in her new furever home and we love being part of it by providing the care she needs to continue living a very happy and healthy life.

If you also want to part of Minnie's care, please consider a donation.
 

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The Savior Foundation is helping sweet 6.5 year old Bella and her 6 week old puppies, Jonny and June. They were not getting the treatment and cared they needed. The Rescued Pack saved them and is now fostering them while searching for their furever homes. The Savior Foundation is covering the medical care they desperately need. Please help this tiny trio of furry love by sending a donation.
 

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Casper's story started with heartbreak. She was found wandering all alone just before the Fourth of July fireworks. One of The Rescued Pack's volunteers picked her up. The Rescued Pack called The Savior Foundation to help with medical expenses. We jumped at the opportunity to help this puppy. Casper is the sweetest puppy you could ask for. She loves people, is full of happy puppy wiggles, and is ready to leave her past behind and start a new chapter.

Please help us get her off to a great start by making a donation towards her care!
 

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Peabody was found and brought to Memphis Animal Services. Peabody was put on the euthanasia list, since no one claimed him. The Savior Foundation and The Rescued Pack saved this older pup. We took him immediately to the vet.

Peabody is at least 12 years old and has been very neglected. This nails are curled under and over due to not being clipped. He was put on antibiotics to help reduce the infection surrounding his bad teeth. We are waiting on his bloodwork to find out about the health of his internal organs.

This sweet older fellow needs more treatment once we get more information about his bloodwork. 

Please donate to help this pup live in comfort and to get all the medical treatment he needs.
 

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Peabody was found on the streets alone and starved. He was brought to Memphis Animal Services:  https://www.facebook.com/share/1BmtUvAYc7/?mibextid=wwXIfr. The Savior Foundation had to help this 5 year old dog, who is skin and bones. Peabody weighed 67 lbs. when he was picked up. He is a large breed dog with his ribs, hips, and spine protruding from his skin. He has heartworms and has had them for several years. He will need a lot of care and love over the next several months.

Peabody is a gentle giant and we are looking forward to being part of his journey towards health, happiness, and a furever home.

Please donate!

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King Tut was brought to Memphis Animal Services as a stray. He was extremely emaciated and is now in a great foster home where he can now get a lot of good food and lots of love.

The Savior Foundation will be providing all King Tut's medical treatment. He is heading to the vet for a full work-up. We want to make sure he gets the best possible care and all the treatment necessary for a long, happy, and healthy life.

We depend on donations to help care for animals who were left on the street to fend for themselves like King Tut. 

Please donate!

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One of our animal advocates found this sweet dog abandoned on the street with her food bowl and toys. Our advocate took her in and The Savior Foundation committed to helping her with medical treatment. We named her Buttercup!!! 

We took Buttercup to Germantown Parkway Animal Hospital for a thorough exam. Unfortunately, she has a few health obstacles to overcome. Buttercup has tape worms, whip worms, and heart worms. She started her meds to kill the worms. She should be ready to be spayed in the next 3-4 weeks. We also found out Buttercup is deaf, but that does stop her from snuggling up with people she meets. She knows how to sit and walks well on a leash!

Buttercup is about 1 1/2 years old and only about 35 pounds. She will need several months to go through heart worm treatment before she can be adopted. Buttercup needs a foster for the next few months and then needs a furever home. We will even provide training classes for her and her foster/adopter to learn how to communicate with each other. 

Buttercup is so sweet and loving! Everyone who meets her falls in love her! We certainly love her!

We appreciate all donations to help cover Buttercup's medical treatment!

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