Rescue dog HAZE's injured eye - Urgent Surgery Needed

4/2/25 PLEASE HELP: Rescue dogs can't catch a break! After that adorable pic of him that we posted on our social media over the weekend, Haze got a small cut over his eye in a small scuffle with a different dog - unfortunately, eye lid injuries can be very itchy for dogs, and, as expected they want to scratch and reopen the wound. Which happened overnight, very quickly escalating into a much more serious injury due to its location.

Haze needs immediate eye surgery TODAY in an attempt to save his eye. If they can not successfully repair the eyelid, the eye is usually "sacrificed" - though we will not know more until he is in surgery. Donations are desperately needed - yet another major medical case in 2025 - every $1 makes a huge difference. If everyone chips in a little, we can make a BIG difference in his care!!

Haze NEEDS us to come through for him! Can you please make a donation, any donation no matter how small, to get him the needed care? THANK YOU for helping Haze!!

Haze is receiving specialized care at Mount Laurel Animal Hospital at 220 Mount Laurel Road in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Please see the attached pictures for his medical bills and imaging. His total bill is $4,156.06.

Haze's Story: In November 2024, Haze was found as an emaciated stray in New York City and brought to the Manhattan Animal Care Center. At the shelter, Haze was known as Buck 213793 and he needed immediate medical care for the pitiful state that he arrived in. Emaciated, anemic, weak, terrified - Haze/Buck was in rough shape. Physically, he slowly began to stabilize but he sadly found himself on the at risk for euthanasia list in December 2024. Right before the holidays, Haze got the ulti-mutt miracle: a loving foster home. Because 2 wonderful people opened their hearts & home to Haze, his life was saved then. Since then, they've continued to (healthily) fatten him up and shower him with the love & affection he deserves. Haze is a wonderfully sweet dog, getting along so well with his foster siblings and being so well-behaved. Once fully healed, Haze is still available for adoption - we just hope that there is forever home out there that will love him even more however he comes out of this surgery.

Thank you for caring about a pet in need!

AmsterDog Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit organization comprised entirely of volunteers that is dedicated to the plight of abandoned animals and those at risk in public shelters. We currently have ~50 dogs in foster homes in the Northeast and regularly pull dogs under euthanasia commands from New York City's Animal Care Centers and elsewhere.