2021-April-ShaggySheet
The April edition will be in homes in late April. The Shaggy Sheet in 2021 is changing to three times per year and gets mailed to anyone who donates $25 or more. By reading The Shaggy Sheet, you will be up-to-date with the latest happenings at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. If you would like a mailed copy, please contact Marketing@PeggyAdams.org
The April edition will be in homes in late April. The Shaggy Sheet in 2021 is changing to three times per year and gets mailed to anyone who donates $25 or more. By reading The Shaggy Sheet, you will be up-to-date with the latest happenings at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. If you would like a mailed copy, please contact Marketing@PeggyAdams.org
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Providing Emergency Care<br />
JR<br />
In January, Palm Beach County Animal Care &<br />
Control contacted Peggy Adams about a very special<br />
German Shepherd – JR – who was recently confiscated<br />
from a local residence. He was severely injured and<br />
missing the lower half of one of his legs, which was<br />
tied with a wire.<br />
After JR was brought to Peggy Adams, our doctors<br />
quickly realized his leg would need to be amputated,<br />
and discovered he also had heartworm disease.<br />
Thanks to Peggy Adams’ Olivia’s Fund, we were able<br />
to provide JR the leg surgery that he needed at a local<br />
specialty hospital. Our goal is to be able to provide<br />
this necessary care at our shelter by our veterinary<br />
team soon. JR also received heartworm treatments at<br />
Peggy Adams until he was given a clean bill of health.<br />
Thanks to those who support Olivia’s Fund, animals<br />
with special medical issues – such as JR – get the<br />
comprehensive care they need to live their best life.<br />
On March 9 th , JR was adopted into a loving, forever<br />
home which has all of the belly rubs and hugs a happy,<br />
healthy dog could ask for.<br />
To learn more about Olivia’s Fund, please<br />
visit PeggyAdams.org/Olivias-Fund<br />
or call 561-472-8576.<br />
About Olivia’s Fund: Olivia came to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League after being rescued from an animal hoarder. She had<br />
significant hip dysplasia and muscle atrophy from abuse and neglect. Olivia had also been shot with a BB gun and needed surgery<br />
to help repair her legs. In honor of Olivia, we set up a special fund to help give a second chance to dogs and cats with medical and<br />
behavioral issues that can be fixed with surgery, special medical treatment, or training. We decided to call it “Olivia’s Fund.”<br />
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