CVAR Needs help with Four Animal Cruelty Cases

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This year CVAR is already seeing a record number of animals from cruelty and hoarding cases. We have taken in over 350 animals, in 4 cases! CVAR has taken in 18 Anatolian Shepherds, 8 cats, 6 domestic rats, 5 ferrets, an emu, a goat, 4 horses, a pony, a mule, a small dogs, 6 doves, 3 turkeys, a pea hen and countless ducks, geese, guineas and chickens; all these animals require individual care; each get veterinary exams, internal and external parasite treatments and many need full blood work, fecal testing, urinalysis and radiography (it is a challenge get

ting blood work on emaciated/dehydrated rats, ferrets and birds!). Many of theses animals so weak they couldn't walk; many more dead on scene before help got there. Lots of these animals needed round the clock medical care and hospitalization as well. Our wonderful crew of volunteer veterinarians have done an incredible job and we have been able to save almost all the animals (3 poultry didn't make it).

Costs are mounting! Each panel sent out to the lab costs $40-80; medications and feed are adding up fast as well. That is a lot of extra mouths to feed.

Some of the dogs after rehab and neuter day

Doves after rehab

Rats on intake guzzling water

2 of the ferrets after a few days of food and fluids

One of the dogs shortly before adoption

Two more of the dogs feeling much better

One of the horses a week after rescue

One of the geese that is now ready for adoption

Endless chickens!

On scene at the first case

Mule is doing great!

On scene at hoarding case catching chickens

Pony after rescue