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Providing Emergency Care<br />
We are thankful to have Olivia’s Fund to support<br />
our shelter pets receiving specialist and overnight<br />
intensive care that cannot be provided here at<br />
Peggy Adams.<br />
Ruby, Adopted 2/19/22<br />
Ruby, a 15-week-old puppy, was surrendered to<br />
Peggy Adams on Sunday, February 6th with her two<br />
littermates because they all had parvovirus. Parvovirus<br />
is a highly contagious disease in dogs that can cause<br />
severe illness and even death.<br />
All three puppies were very sick so we sent them to an<br />
emergency clinic where they could receive intensive,<br />
around-the-clock care. Unfortunately, over the next<br />
few days, both of Ruby’s littermates declined rapidly<br />
and didn’t make it.<br />
Ruby was a fighter and she made it through. She was<br />
nursed to health and came back to Peggy Adams a few<br />
days later. She was spayed, vaccinated, microchipped,<br />
and then placed into Peggy Adams’ adoption program.<br />
On February 19th, Ruby found her loving forever<br />
home, getting all the belly rubs she could ever ask for.<br />
Ruby's Happy Tail<br />
“Ruby is doing excellent. We conducted a DNA test<br />
on her and the results were shocking. She is 50%<br />
Chihuahua, 17% Poodle, 15% Bichon Frise and 13%<br />
Miniature Schnauzer. She has bonded with everyone<br />
in the family, including her new furry brother and<br />
sister. She enjoys annoying her sister and cuddling<br />
next to her brother after hours of play time. She<br />
has already been on two road trips. One to our<br />
other house in the Keys and the latest one to North<br />
Carolina. Our family could not be happier having her<br />
part of our life.” – Tony and April C.<br />
To learn more about Olivia’s Fund<br />
and to donate, please visit<br />
PeggyAdams.org/Olivias-Fund<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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