Their Names are Adam, Avarey, and Bingo. Their Stories Need to Be Heard.

We want to introduce you to some of the souls who have recently come through our doors. As you look through the photos and the video, please remember that each one is an individual who has suffered in silence until now.

First, there is Adam. He came to us unable to walk properly, his leg injured and swollen. A trip to the vet for an x-ray revealed a dislocated knee, a painful condition that we are now managing. His road to recovery will be long.

You’ll also see Avarey, a gentle brown dog whose spirit has not yet been broken, despite the injuries to her neck and a severe skin disease that covers her body. She shares her silent pain with Sensai, another arrival suffering from the agony of emaciation and a raw, infected skin condition.

And then, there are the cases that shake us to our core. I’m Alexandra, and today I witnessed one of the most disgusting cases of neglect in my career. A senior Chow Chow, blind and trapped in a prison of his own matted fur. His nails hadn’t been cut in so long that they had twisted grotesquely around his paws. His suffering is an unimaginable crime, and we are pursuing justice for him at the police station right now.

While we fight for them, our own resources are failing. This is Bingo. He’s a wonderful boy who had a routine neuter surgery. But we no longer have a dedicated recovery room. He had to be kept in a bathroom, and the unsafe conditions have led to a serious post-operative infection.

Bingo’s infection is a symptom of a much larger problem. Our lack of funding has already forced us to stop our community spay and neuter programs. Now, we are facing the gut-wrenching possibility of cancelling all surgeries—even for our own animals—because we cannot guarantee a safe recovery.

Just now, the phone rang again. Another poisoned baby rescued, needing our immediate help. The wave never stops.

Your past support has meant the world. The pain medication you helped us buy is giving some of these animals relief, and for that, we are so grateful. But we are fighting a rising tide with dwindling resources.

Please, look at their faces. Adam, Avarey, Sensai, Bingo. They are the reason we do this. Help us continue to be their lifeline.