HPAN Helps Chico with $300

Chico landed at the Roane County Animal Shelter after being found wandering. Nobody claimed this old lad, so Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue took him into their program. We sponsored his vet visit, senior blood panel, and teeth extraction. 

HPAN Helps Puffin Get Well with $300

Puffin was taken to the Roane County Animal Shelter as part of a cruelty case. He jaw was injured and swollen, and he couldn’t open his mouth. Enter Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue. They took Puffin straight to the vet. He needed four teeth pulled and tumors in his mouth removed. Puffin will recover, thanks to Halos and our sponsorship. 

HPAN Helps Jack with $89

Jack was brought to the Roane County Animal Shelter dangling his front leg. It was believed to be from an old injury from possibly being hit or run over by a car. Upon having x-rays, the vet suggested removal of the leg for the best quality of life. Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue took a chance on Jack and agreed to pull him into their program and have him all fixed up. We sponsored his leg amputation, and now he’s a happy little tripod and no longer in pain.

HPAN Pays $280 for Kane of Halo’s

Kane found himself at the Roane County Animal Shelter, dejected and neglected. He also tested positive for heartworms. Shelter staff reached out to Halo’s Second Chance Animal Rescue who gladly took him into their program. We had the honor of sponsoring his heartworm treatments and neuter for $280. Monthly heartworm prevention would have been so much easier on Kane and everyone else involved in his care!

HPAN Helps Bugsy with $175

Bugsy was pulled from Roane County Animal Shelter by Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue. The vet noticed he was dragging his back legs. He was found to have a herniated disk in his back. He remained at the vet and had laser therapy and physical therapy as well as his vaccinations. He did regain some use of his back legs, but does use a wheelchair to get around. We were honored to sponsor Bugsy’s vet care.

HPAN Helps Finley Recover

It isn’t difficult to tell that Finley has not had the best of days. He had been severely neglected before he ended up at a local shelter. Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue gave him a darn good second chance when they took him into their program. We had the opportunity to sponsor his initial vet visit, which included basic services for $125.

HPAN Sponsors Surrendered Dogs for $249

Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue was contacted by Roane County Animal Shelter when an owner came in to surrender seven dogs!  Helping Paws Animal Network provided funds for all seven dogs in need of basic vetting! Basic vetting typically includes exams, rabies vaccinations, and heartworm tests.  Coco, Chaco, Dominic, Halo, Jacoby, Jeep, and Lincoln deserve a second chance, and we were happy to help them!

HPAN Helps an Angel with $155

Angel was surrendered to the Roane County Animal Shelter by an elderly lady who could no longer care for her. Angel had two very serious seizures and, because of the wonderful Halo’s Second Chance Animal Rescue, Angel got a second chance. She was taken to the vet, where we sponsored her bloodwork and seizure medication. She will be adopted into a loving home, and her condition will be managed, allowing her to live out her life in happiness and wellness.

HPAN Sponsors Three Lucky Shelter Dogs for $445

Elly from Young-Williams Animal Center, Panda from Anderson County Animal Shelter, and Frances from Roane County Animal Shelter, all with different medical needs, found their way into safety with Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue. We helped with Elly’s mange treatment, Panda’s initial vetting, and Frances’ leg surgery. All of these babies will be adopted into loving homes when they are fully healed.

Panda (left), Frances (top), and Elly (bottom)

HPAN Sponsors Miracle’s Medical Needs for $224

Little Miracle was eaten up with mange when the Roane County Animal Shelter contacted Halos Second Chance Animal Rescue for help. She was immediately taken to the vet and treatment began. Treating mange is a long process, but Miracle is fighting alongside her medicine. We paid her $224 bill.