Dalmatian Rescue

Successful Pull from Shelter Needs a Name!!

April 18, 2019 By Ryan Leave a Comment

PUPDATE! He’s soon SAFE!! We are having this boy pulled today. Going to be vetted straight away as the shelter does not vet for rescue. Funds of $335 for vetting/neuter etc desperately needed!! We’ve secured a 2-week foster and will need transport assistance to get him to Macon on the 27th for a flight to Fla with pilot Keith!! Please share and help us choose a nice name!! 😀🐾❤️

Original Post and Appeal from Maggie ==>> PawMotion

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🦋URGENT🦋🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Russell County-Phenix City Animal Shelter
https://www.facebook.com/rcpcasa/
Oh! What a wonderful boy! He is a beautiful dog and very friendly. He is a prize and worthy of a great home. He is still a pup, under 2 years.
ID#41240519
Neutered Male - Reduced Fee!

The shelter welcomes visitors who are interested in rescuing or adopting.
Most dogs are available to meet and greet with potential adopters and their pets.
Please contact the shelter ahead of time before bringing your pets up to the shelter for a meet and greets.

If you are interested in fostering, please reach out to a rescue. Fostering saves lives. 💕

Thank you! 💕

Open Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM, the last adoption is at 4:30 PM

1706 4th St. So.
Phenix City Al 36869

Phone:
#334-291-4847.

Webpage (updated daily)
https://rcpcasa.com/

Email: RCPCASA@phenixcityal.us

$95 fee to ADOPT covers spay/ neuter, rabies vaccine, parvo vaccine, distemper vaccine, deworming and microchip

CASH OR CHECK ONLY
Out of state adoptions are okay. Must be done in person.

BRING WITH YOU ID with your current address and PROOF OF ADDRESS, such as a piece of mail or a water or power bill.

FREE to Approved RESCUES

This RESCUE FRIENDLY SHELTER will approve out of state rescues. Here are the requirements for RESCUE approval:

501c3

EITHER a kennel license OR 2 vet references and 2 shelter references where you’ve pulled from before. Provide name, address, and phone of all references. (Might be OK to provide 3 total references – but try to provide 2 of each.)

Usually takes 1- 2 days for approval depending on how busy animal control is.

Strays are held for 7 days and then become available for rescue, adoption or euthanasia.
Owner surrenders are available immediately

Help Ollie Get to His Forever Home

April 17, 2019 By Ryan Leave a Comment

Ollie

Transport needed Saturday Port St Lucie to Gainesville. Let’s help Ollie get to his happily ever after!!!

==>>Please contact Pati at 305 940-3320 for further information.<<==

Saturday 4/20
**Leg 1 FILLED! Thanks, Maria
Depart Port St Lucie 12 noon
Arrive Fort Drum plaza 1:15 pm
71 miles 1 hr 15 min

Leg 2 NEEDED
Depart Fort Drum plaza 1:30 pm
Arrive at Orlando at 2:45 pm
72 miles 1 hr 15 min

Leg 3 NEEDED
Depart Orlando 3 pm
Arrive Wildwood 4 pm
61 miles 1 hr

Leg 4 NEEDED
Depart Wildwood 4:15 pm
Arrive at Gainesville 5:15 pm
65 miles 1 hr

Jamey is Diagnosed with Pneumonia!!

April 16, 2019 By Ryan Leave a Comment

04.16.2019 – Update on Jamey

Jamey is much improving. He will be taking follow up radiographs in a couple of days to see if his lungs are clearing up. He is on different medications now. His heartworm treatment will be delayed by 2 to 3 weeks because of pneumonia and ammonia has been caused by the heartworms.

Jamey

Original from 04.16.2019

I spent the afternoon in the hospital. I’ve been coughing and after Doc took radiographs today, I’ve been diagnosed with pneumonia. More medications and lots of TLC. This complication is a bummer and a real setback cause I’m scheduled for my heart-worm treatment in 3 weeks. Grrrrr! Jamey.

Please help by opening your home to a medically challenged pup or contribute funds to their treatment!

Contact Pati at (305) 940-3320 for more information, use our contact form or donate through PayPal. Thanks for your consideration and help.

The Three Amigas Fly South to Rescue.

April 14, 2019 By Ryan 1 Comment

04.14.2019 - We’re on our way to Tallahassee for a late night flight with our pilot Dr. Susan. We are so grateful for our host family and transporter today. Love, Rosie, Skye, and Perdi

Skye -blue eyes, olive harness. Blue leash. Perdi - black eyes, pink eye rims, and nose, Disney harness, black leash. Rosie has the black forehead spot and is in red. - Janet

Wheels up in Tally.🛫 South Florida bound! Traveling in style with pilot Susan!! We are the 3 Amigas, Rosie, Sky, and Perdi!

Thank you to the volunteer's that made this rescue possible!!

Heartworm Fund Drive!

April 2, 2019 By Ryan Leave a Comment

04.02.2019 - Heartworm Fund Drive Update

Our buddy Luke is getting a follow-up Heartworm test thanks to the generous donations made by our supporters. At Dalmatian Rescue, your donations go directly to benefit the Dals.

Jamey and Hayleigh (Daisy Mae) are 2 weeks away from heartworm treatment. Funds are still greatly needed for both. Please help these too get their treatments. Remember your donations are tax deductible.

Dalmatian Rescue Heartworm fund drive. Please help us meet the need!

Dalmatian Rescue Begins Heartworm Fundraiser!

Recently we have taken in several heartworm positive rescues. We begin this fundraiser to meet these specific medical expenses.

You may wonder what causes heartworm disease. Heartworm arises from the parasite organism Dirofilaria Immitis. Dirofilaria Immitis is a nematode (roundworm). The severity of illness directly correlates to the number of worms, how long they have been present, and the overall health of the infected dog.

In dogs with an early disease state may be asymptomatic. In other words, they are showing minimal indication or no symptoms at all. In more advanced cases a persistent cough and intolerance to moderate exercise.

Where did we get our information? We relied on PetMd.com. Please read "Heartworm Disease in Dogs (Dirofilariasis in Dogs) "on petmd.com.

We also strongly urge you to review and verify this with your veterinarian.

Our current heartworm patients include the following pups.

**Luke from Korea is finishing his treatment.**

Reference

PetMD/Staff. (2019). Heartworm Disease in Dogs (Dirofilariasis in Dogs). Retrieved February 23, 2019, from https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/infectious-parasitic/c_dg_heartworm_disease

Blake and Baxter Fly the Friendly Skies with Pilot Keith

April 16, 2019 By Ryan Leave a Comment

Thanks to all of the volunteers that made this transport possible. Blake and Baxter are safe in South Florida with Dalmatian Rescue of South Florida.

GOT THIS COVERED NOW!!!!
DESPERATE FOR OVERNIGHT IN ATLANTA TONIGHT AND TRANSPORT TO THE PLANE IN MACON FOR 11 AM FLIGHT TOMORROW WITH PILOT KEITH !!!!!!!!!

We are free at last!!!! What a day today. We met a couple of really nice gals who drove us to safety and are offering their heart and home to us for an overnight. We’re all bedded down for the night now. Life just got a whole lot better. Love, Blake, and Baxter! Resting up for our flight with pilot Keith tomorrow to Florida. -Erin and Chrystina

Great day today for Blake and Baxter.

Yesterday Hannah and I got the privilege to help Dalmatian Rescue South Florida save these sweet Dalmatian babies from Alabama! They were such good boys and if anyone is interested in Dalmatians they should check them out! -Erin and Chrystina

Baxter, such a happy boy !! Would have liked to keep him. A big baby !! - Chuck

Had to say Good-Bye to brothers, Blake & Baxter as they should be in Fl. by now after getting on the plane in Macon. Pulled from a shelter in Alabama. Thanks to Dalmatian Rescue of South Fl. for saving these boys know they will find them good homes !! They sure were a hit in the airport !! Also special thanks to Chrystina, you do so much for all the dogs & helping me at the airport !! Sure makes me feel good at the end of the day that knowing I helped even if it was just a little !! -Chuck

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Help Ollie Get to His Forever Home

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