Lighthouse Animal Shelter

One of our foster to adopt dogs, Eva, had a medical emergency and was rush to urgent care. Unfortunately she was found to have a mass on her spleen, it has been removed but we are waiting on pathology for prognosis. Eva current vet vill is over 6k and we are expecting it to cost more overall.

We also have a planned surgery for another foster dog, Kelby, who is having surgery on his ear. Which will likely cost us around 4k

We are overwhelmed by all of these medical costs.

Lighthouse needs your support in order for us to continue providing the level of care that these dogs and cats deserve. Please consider donating. No amount is too small and every dollar is truly appreciated. ❤️

More information about Lighthouse Animal Shelter: We are an all-volunteer, 501 (c) 3 organization whose leadership brings decades of combined experience in animal welfare and rescue. Lighthouse Animal Shelter focuses its efforts on helping homeless animals. All animals in our care receive full vetting: spay/neuter, vaccines, testing & parasite control. We offer information and referral services to assist the community with concerns relating to their own or stray companion animals.

At Lighthouse Animal Shelter, we rescue adult & senior dogs from euthanasia lists in southern states that would otherwise have no chance. 95% of the dogs in our care were at some point on a death row list.

Meet Willa, Emma & Kota: 3 sweet senior dogs who have needed extensive veterinary care on top of our expected spay/neuters, heartworm tests, and vaccines.

These girls needed senior wellness panels, follow-up bloodwork, growth removal, radiographs, antibiotics for tickborne illnesses, eye meds, 2/3 dogs needed heartworm treatment, and we're looking at an upcoming very expensive dental procedure for Miss Kota.

Our adoption fees rarely cover the cost of care that we provide for a young/adult dog. For a senior dog, their fee NEVER covers the cost of the care that we provide them with. For Emma alone, Lighthouse spent $1,009.66 on her medical. Our adoption fee for senior dogs is $250.

Please consider donating to cover these bills so we can restore our emergency veterinary fund and continue to rescue more dogs that need our help

This is Willa's total not even including her heartworm treatment:

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You can make a difference by donating today to Lighthouse Animal Shelter.

We are an all-volunteer, 501 (c) 3 organization whose leadership brings decades of combined experience in animal welfare and rescue. Lighthouse Animal Shelter focuses its efforts on helping homeless animals. All animals in our care receive full vetting: spay/neuter, vaccines, testing & parasite control. We also offer information and referral services to assist the community with concerns relating to their own or stray companion animals.

Ginger is scheduled for emergency surgery after being hit by a car and she needs your help!

 

We received an urgent email explaining that a sweet, 7-year-old dog named Ginger was at a shelter in Columbia, SC. She needed out of the shelter that day and was in need of immediate medical attention.

Lighthouse has committed to Ginger's rescue. She is now at the emergency vet who has estimated a $6,000 surgery (including her board). We really want to help her.

Any donation big or small will help this sweet girl on her road to recovery.

 

Thank you for your continued support! Xrays are below:

 

 

 

 

 

 

More information about Lighthouse Animal Shelter: We are an all-volunteer, 501 (c) 3 organization whose leadership brings decades of combined experience in animal welfare and rescue. At Lighthouse Animal Shelter, we focus our efforts on helping adult and senior homeless animals. All animals in our care receive full vetting: spay/neuter, vaccines, testing & parasite control. We offer information and referral services to assist the community with concerns relating to their own or stray companion animals.