A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue

The Humane Society of Caroline County VA (HSCC) was informed by one of our partners, A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue, about Beagle Andy who has some major medical issues that need immediate attention.

Andy has a really bad case of heart worms and also has two inguinal hernias that will need surgical repair.

Despite all of his medical needs, Andy is a sweet boy.  He is roughly 7-8 years old and has done well with just about everything A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue has thrown at him. 

A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue is also in search of a foster home for Andy.  Ideal foster home would be someone who is home a good amount of the time because he does require monitoring due to how severe his heartworm load is.  He loves to go for short walks and hot dogs!  If interested in fostering, message A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue on Facebook.

Please join the HSCC in raising money for A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue to assist with Andy's medical bills.

Whether you donate $5 or $500, every little bit helps.  Your donation will go directly to A Tail to Be Told Animal Rescue for Andy's medical bills.

Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us at HSCC and A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue

More information about A Tail To Be Told Animal Rescue: We are dedicated to finding permanent families for homeless and abandoned animals who are living outside or in high-kill shelters or whose owners can no longer care for them.

On 7/16/19 we got a call from the county shelter that 6 four week old kittens were surrendered with severe eye infections, unfortunately with the severity of their eyes the county shelter was not in a place to treat them. We agreed to take them in and get them the care they so desperately needed. We got them back to the rescue and gave them all pain meds, eye meds and eye lubricant, and tube fed them as they were not wanting to eat due to the excruciating pain they were in. Once the pain meds kicked in they began taking a bottle later that evening. They have now been seen by Locke Taylor Veterinary Hospital and have started antibiotics, a different pain medication, an antiviral medication, and eye ointment. We have scheduled a recheck in 12 days and at that time all kittens will be looking at having one if not both of their eyes removed. We are needing to raise about $2,050 on the low end of the estimate with two kittens for sure needing double enucleations and the other four needing at least one enucleation. Please help us get these little guys and girls the care that they need! With everything they have been through they are still SO sweet and just want a chance, we are their chance!

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