Just Who DO you Call when you see a case of suspected animal neglect or cruelty? Let me tell you, it is NOTHING […]

It is a sad day when kill buyers are better funded than real rescues by our own support base!

(This was originally penned in 2015, and a lot has been done to move away from support of broker lots since then, thankfully)

within the esophagus from previous infections, previous choking or other damage.

It is a very scary thing to witness, especially if you do not realize what is happening. We see many incidents of choke within the rescue, unfortunately. Thankfully, because we understand this event and know how to handle it, it usually ends quickly and with minor issues and no lasting negative effects.