HPAN Helps Daisy with $364.30

Daisy was found running with a chain embedded in her neck. A good Samaritan grabbed her and took her to the nearest veterinary clinic, who contacted the Campbell County Animal Shelter. The thick chain was so embedded in her neck it could barely be seen. It would have killed her eventually. We are thankful the shelter reached out to us to cover this life-saving surgery for sweet Daisy. Here’s to having a better life going forward, little one! 

Marjorie Gets a Dental with HPAN’s $245

This little old kitty makes her second debut on our blog. We had the opportunity to help her a few weeks ago when she first came into rescue with Almost Home Animal Rescue. Marjorie has a sad story, and we are glad to help them help her! Now that she’s up to date on her basic vetting, it was time to tackle her terrible teeth situation so she could eat. The infected teeth are now gone, and Marjorie can eat and has a new lease on life. She’s worth it!

Seven Lucky Shelter Animals Get HPAN’s Help with $872.25

Hope, Chewy, Freddy, Minnie, Ginny, Pumba, and Puppy were either strays or owner surrenders that landed at the Roane County Animal Shelter. Thanks to the Humane Society of Roane County, they are out and ready to take a trip to a rescue in the north. We had the honor of paying for exams, heartworm tests, vaccines, spay/neuter, and medication. Happy trails, lucky ones!

Charlie Heals with $500 from HPAN

Charlie is being fostered by an HPAN board member and will hopefully be accepted by a rescue soon. He was found emaciated and in dire need of care. We covered his vet visit, vaccines, neuter, and blood work, which showed two tickborne viruses living in him, and antibiotics to help beat back the Lyme disease and Anaplasmosis. Charlie is a work in progress, and we are happy to help him find a better path.

HPAN Helps Tito and Archie with $439.25

Tito and Archie were owner surrenders. Tito’s mom passed away, and there was nobody to take him. Archie’s owner was a breeder and no longer wanted him as a sire. Both of these dogs were taken in by the Humane Society of Roane County, and they asked us help get them up to date on their vet needs, which included neuter, dental, vaccines, and flea/tick treatment. These boys will go to a rescue in the north.

Three Kitties Vetted with $395.10 from HPAN

Blossom, Missy, and Marjorie were strays trying to survive before they found their way to Almost Home Animal Rescue. Between the three of them, they had a myriad of health issues needing to be addressed. We had the opportunity to sponsor their vet bills for $395.10. Blossom and Missy are available for adoption. Marjorie still has some needed dental work to be done.

Sissy Vetted with $143.79

This beautiful girl was left with a pet sitter by her family with a promise to return for her, but they never did. Almost Home Animal Rescue took Sissy into their program and asked us to help with her needed vetting: an exam, vaccines, and parasite prevention. She is listed on Petfinder and available for adoption. 

HPAN Continues TLC for Georgie of AHAR

Georgie made her debut on our blog a few months ago when she was rescued from a hoarding situation by Almost Home Animal Rescue. She’s been in foster care and the time has come for her spay surgery, which we were asked to cover, along with some blood work. Georgie is now fully vetted and ready for adoption!

Annie Gets Fixed with $188 from HPAN

Annie was picked up by Roane County Animal Control. She was pregnant and in need of rescue, so they contacted the Humane Society of Roane County. Annie had her babies in rescue. This week, she was ready to be spayed, which we had the opportunity to sponsor. She will soon travel to a northern rescue for adoption. Happy life, pretty girl!

HPAN Pays $491 in Vet Bills for Three Hound Mixes

Sweetheart, Phoebe, and Hector are part of an eleven-member litter dumped and abandoned in January, just as the winter storm of the year had started. Krazy 4 K9s Rescue stepped up and found fosters for all the pups. They called on us to sponsor vet bills so all of them could be ready for adoption. Life is looking brighter for this little pack!