Last Ditch Dogs - saving dogs on the euthanasia list

TIFT MAR is organizing this fundraiser to benefit Arcadia Animal Rescue.

Tax deductible

LAST DITCH DOGS - saving dogs from immediate euthanasia

The euthanasia crisis of adoptable dogs continues! Shelters, rescues and fosters are out of room to take more animals and so the poor dogs are euthanized due only to lack of space.

Arcadia Animal Rescue, with the help of Last Ditch Dogs, is working to build a climate controlled building that will simulate a home environment to extend the time for adoptable dogs while foster to adopt homes are found! We hope to turn this land into a sanctuary in the future. No donation is too small to save these sentient lives.

Our other goals focus on preventing the issue at its source - deliberate and not deliberate breeding. We are working to send a van to high euthanasia counties to spay animals for free.

With much appreciation and gratitude,

all the Last Ditch Dogs

Arcadia Animal Rescue https://www.arcadiarescue.org/ is a 501c3 and donations are tax deductible. Below are some examples of care and expenses Arcadia has provided to dogs that would otherwise not have been given a chance.

Quigley was hit by a car and his leg and pelvis were shattered. Treatment and recovery totaled about $6000.

Rudolph was found abandoned and starving. He was close to death. His bowels were obstructed from obstipation believed to be caused by chicken bones he found. His full treatment was about $3000.

Gunner was rescued with rectal prolapse. He needed 2 surgeries which cost $3000 total.

King required his eye to be removed and also needed heartworm treatment. This totaled about $2000.

Della had an injured front leg that became atrophied and unusable. This needed to be amputated and the expense was about $2000.

Sophia had old injuries to a front leg that resulted in deformity that required amputation. This was about $2000.

Molly and her 9 newborn puppies were dumped in the community. They needed urgent treatment for respiratory infections, vaccines, and deworming, in addition to ongoing puppy healthcare. Their expenses have been about $1000 thus far.