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Be prepared to fall in đlove! Are you blessed enough to be Blossom’s new forever family! This exceptionally sweet two year old beauty is a joy and still has a lot of puppy in her. Blossom was just hours from being killed when a team of women worked diligently saving this little girl and we did not do this so she would spend the rest of her life in lock up. Blossom is thought to be mostly an American Bulldog with some Pit mix. Do yourself a favor and please, please, please get the word out there and post and share on social media. Talk to family, friends, neighbors and then stop by Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary to meet this sweetie. Thank you for whatever you can do to help Blossom. For more information call FAS: 760-685-3533.  Or Marlene at www.ssnaape.org 760-451-8961.
Winslow needs your help! Will you be a Warrior for Winslow?
Winslow and his sister Birdie were born in December of 2018 on a rural property in De Luz just North of Fallbrook. These two pups and their Mom along with another unfixed dog lived outside, were free to roam and of course have litter after litter. FAS has been trying to get the owner to relinquish the puppies, Winslow & Birdie, and get the Mom fixed for quite some time but the owner was not being very cooperative.
It was not until Winslow was attacked by two large dogs that the owner agreed to relinquish the puppies. When we saw the injuries to Winslow we rushed him to the Veterinary Specialty Hospital in San Marcos. While Birdie was safe at FAS, Winslow was facing a very long road to recovery.
Winslow didnât just suffer multiple lacerations and punctures which were infected because the owner did not seek medical attention until he brought him to us 3+ days after the attack, he also has a severely broken leg and 10 fractured ribs. Because of the severity of Winslowâs injuries and because the owner did not seek medical attention or bring him to FAS, VSH contacted DAS (Dept of Animal Services). DAS made contact with the owner of the dogs and because of that he promptly relinquished the mother to FAS as well. We have named her Poppy.
Winslow is under the best care! He is currently being fostered by 2 of the Vets from the VSH since his bandages needed to be changed daily along with daily medication for pain and the infection in his wounds. When Winslow is strong enough and his infection clears up he will then be able to have surgery to fix his broken leg.
While Mom, Poppy, and sister, Birdie, have now been spayed, microchipped and vaccinated, little Winslow will have to wait until he is all better from the horrific attack he suffered.
Will you be a Winslowâs Warrior? To date his vet bills total $4,035.16 with more to come! A fund called Winslowâs Warriors has been establish for this little boy for all his medical care. Please, make a donation today and write Winslowâs Warriors in the memo!
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Pet of the Week, 2019. FAS sanctuary WILL PAY ANY MEDICAL EXPENSES TO A FOSTER FOR LOLA. After 9 yrs old LOLA was relinquished to FAS; what a blow to a devoted companion. No wonder she is depressed and not doing well in the shelter environment. She is a good dog and deserves a loving home. Lola is a fun and energetic 9 year old female Boston Terrier. She was raised in a home with Great Danes and got along great with them, but isnât a fan of smaller dogs, even though she is one! Lola was depressed because she had her heart broken; hence the reason she is in fear and could strike out to other dogs or perhaps small children.
Lola does suffer from cataracts and is blind in one eye and has lost a little sight in the other. That doesnât stop her from running and playing and doing all the fun things that dogs do! Lola is spayed, up to date on vaccines and microchipped. Lola would do best in a home as the only dog and preferably with no small children. So if you are looking for a buddy, come and meet this sweet girl at the Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary: 760) âââ685-3533
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