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This donation goes directly to medical assistance for pets in need of veterinary care and medicine. Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
Help skylar
Skylar was saved from an abusive owner, who was trying to poison her. A young gentleman took Skylar in and the abusive owner signed her over to him. Unfortunately, Skylar got hit by a car and got severe road burn all over her body. Her back leg split open from the road burn leaving her muscle, tendons, and bones exposed.
The new owner took her to the emergency vet and he could only afford pain meds. He took Skylar to Memphis Animal Services to get help, but they said that he would have to surrender her and they would put her down. The owner called The Savior Foundation for help, since he didn't have the money to give her the extensive, critical medical care needed.
The Savior Foundation committed to give Skylar the critical care she needs and give her a chance at life.
help Frank
Meet Frank. We are not sure how old he is, but he sure acts like a goofy, silly puppy. Frank was found in a parking lot in East Memphis. So far he's been sweet with his teenager human siblings and the neighbors' little children (you can thank them for his name). Frank loves his large girl sibling dog but is a bit scared of his large boy sibling dog. Frank knows how to sit and walk on a leash and does exceptionally well at both when food is involved. His foster mom is working on name response and crate training. Food seems to be the key to his heart and brain. Frank loves getting loved on and is a happy boy.
The Savior Foundation agreed to cover Frank's medical treatment, which includes his vaccinations, neutering, deworming, and his preventatives. We hope that he does not have heartworm treatment.
Our funds are extremely low, so we are in desperate need of donations. Please donate to help Frank get the medical treatment needed!
Help sam - ADOPTED
Sam was wandering around lonely and injured. A very caring animal advocate picked up Sam and took Sam into her home. She took Sam to Germantown Parkway Animal Hospital for treatment. Sam's third eyelid was injured and swollen. Sam was limping and ended up losing a toe on his paw, which was infected. We also found out that Sam has FIV. Sam is able to live happily indoors, now that he has been vaccinated and receiving needed medications.
The Savior Foundation is providing the funding needed for Sam's treatment. Please donate to Sam's care, so he can stay happy and healthy.
Help Jessica - Adopted
Jessica was at Memphis Animal Services and has been there for over 5 days. Jessica was pulled by a wonderful animal advocate. Jessica is completely emaciated and has severe injuries. Even though Jessica is over 2 years old, she is only 39 pounds!
The Savior Foundation will be covering her medial treatment. We need donations to cover the extensive treatment she will need to lead a healthy, active life.
Please donate!
Help Burton - ADOPTED
Burton is at Memphis Animal Services. He was hit by a car and had to have his eye removed. This sweet baby also has a bad limp and needs additional critical medical treatment.
Burton is waiting to be pulled from MAS and has a foster who will take him into their home. The Savior Foundation will provide medical care for Burton.
We need donations to help Burton. Please donate!
bri: adopted
Bri was dumped in the late afternoon at a Memphis park and the people drove off leaving her to fend for herself. This poor puppy's back leg was taped up with duct tape. Animal advocates rescued this puppy and took her to a vet to clean the leg and board her overnight. The Savior Foundation was contacted to help this puppy. Even though our funds are extremely low, we could not turn away this poor puppy, Bri.
Our vet, Dr. Zinkus and Germantown Parkway Animal Hospital, squeezed her in due to the criticality of her condition. We met Bri at GPAH and and saw the terrible condition of her back leg. Unfortunately, her back leg is so badly injured that it is bent backwards. Since the leg is bent backwards, the top of that paw is raw and infected due to having to drag it along the ground. Unfortunately, the leg will need to be amputated. Also, she has to wait a couple of weeks for the surgery, since she has hookworms and the medicine could cause her to bleed out.