When Gidget arrived at the shelter, she was emaciated, anemic, suffering from roundworms and whipworms, and had a bad infection in her mouth. She was also heart worm positive and had fluid in her abdomen that might have been indicative of heart damage from the heart worms. While she received treatment for her various medical issues, Gidget was able to return to a healthy weight thanks to the high-quality, healthy food her shelter received through the GOODS program.
Blue was born at a rural shelter, the runt of his litter—sick, malnourished, and barely hanging on. Thought to be blind and too weak to eat, his outlook was grim. But with round-the-clock care and support from our GOODS Program—including nutritious food, medication, and supplies—Blue began to recover. As he gained strength, his vision returned and his playful spirit emerged. Today, he’s a healthy, happy pup thanks to the lifesaving care and essential resources he received.


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