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Our Current Hospice Animals
SOCKS
Would you like to sponsor Socks? A monthly donation of $20 will make you her hero.
Name: Cat
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Age: 21 yrs (No, we're not kidding!)
Sex: Female
About Me: Yes, she's 21, and she has a hyperthyroid condition, in addition to a heart murmur and chronic upper respiratory infection. But don't let her condition get you down! She's got sass, personality, and gets around very well for a distinguished woman of her age. We like to call her Foxy Soxy.
If you would like to support our Hospice Care Fund please go to our donate page - we welcome contributions of any size! You can also purchase items just for Socks on our Amazon Wish List.
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Age: 21 yrs (No, we're not kidding!)
Sex: Female
About Me: Yes, she's 21, and she has a hyperthyroid condition, in addition to a heart murmur and chronic upper respiratory infection. But don't let her condition get you down! She's got sass, personality, and gets around very well for a distinguished woman of her age. We like to call her Foxy Soxy.
If you would like to support our Hospice Care Fund please go to our donate page - we welcome contributions of any size! You can also purchase items just for Socks on our Amazon Wish List.
MILO
Would you like to sponsor Milo? A monthly donation of $20 will make you his hero.
Name: Milo
Breed: Pug
Age: 10 yrs
Sex: Male
About Me: Milo was surrendered to a local shelter when his owners could no longer care for him. The shelter asked us to take him on because of a large inoperable nasal mast cell tumor. He is living the good life being completely spoiled in his foster home with 4 other pugs and an elderly cat.
If you would like to support our Hospice Care Fund please go to our donate page, we welcome contributions of any size! You can also purchase items just for Milo on our Amazon Wish List.
Breed: Pug
Age: 10 yrs
Sex: Male
About Me: Milo was surrendered to a local shelter when his owners could no longer care for him. The shelter asked us to take him on because of a large inoperable nasal mast cell tumor. He is living the good life being completely spoiled in his foster home with 4 other pugs and an elderly cat.
If you would like to support our Hospice Care Fund please go to our donate page, we welcome contributions of any size! You can also purchase items just for Milo on our Amazon Wish List.