Utah Collie Rescue has been having an influx of dogs that need medical care. Sasha, a rough sable girl, who was left at the Utah Humane Society. Her nose was covered in scabs and we were unsure what her situation was.
We had blood work and a biopsy on her nose, plus her teeth cleaned. Found out she has Pemphigus. It is a serious autoimmune condition that will need lifetime care.
We also recently rescued Lily, a girl who was abandoned on the street. She is apparently in renal failure (her kidneys are failing) and she is being treated. We don’t know if she has much hope or not, but her medical bills are getting high.
If you cannot donate, perhaps you can spread the word! Utah Collie Rescue, Inc., is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so all donations are tax deductible!
Thank you!
For some reason this reminds me of my mom. Last time when she was out in Utah she found a stray pit bull and made it her personal duty to find it a home. She spent her whole vacation on it, and got the dog a nice home through a Salt Lake animal group.
Long story short, I can’t recommend these programs enough. They make a huge difference.