AWESOME AUGUST IN REVIEW! ๐ฅณ
We have so many wonderful success stories and updates to share. OUR DONORS MADE THESE STORIES POSSIBLE! Thank you to everyone who supports our mission, we truly appreciate each of YOU! ๐
๐ Cutie Pie Gomez has been diagnosed with a painful eye condition called Entropian that caused his eyelids to grow inward, leading to a cornea ulcer in his left eye. His surgery has been tentatively scheduled for Friday.
๐ฆฎToasty, a very handsome pup from Pennsylvania surgery has been scheduled for September 24th to remove a painful tumor on the back of his right wrist.
๐ฎ Taco, a young senior kitty from West Virginia is patiently waiting for her oral surgery to remove the remainder of her teeth due to a debilitating oral disease called Stomatitis. Surgery has been scheduled for September 16th.
๐ Toto, a cute little guy from Massachusetts surgery has been scheduled for September 17th to amputate his tail due to a cancerous tumor growing at the base of his tail. Toto's surgery was rescheduled due to a skin infection.
๐ป Whisky, an adorable kitty from Arizona, had surgery to remove a growth in his paw pad. The surgery went well; his paw was wrapped for 3 days and the growth was sent to the pathologist and it was determine that the was not cancerous! ๐
๐ Snowbaby, a handsome boy from Virginia had Radioactive iodine therapy (I-131) to cure hyperthyroidism and is doing great! Snowbaby was diagnosed with high blood pressure however; a daily medication will help manage his BP. He will have a check-up in a few weeks.
๐โโฌ Hawi, the Hawaii kitty, had a slight setback after his surgery to remove painful bladder stones. He developed a urinary tract infection and was prescribed antibiotics. Hawi has fully recovered and his mom said he is doing amazing!
๐ Snickers, a beautiful princess from Michigan has fully recovered from painful pancreatitis much to the delight of her devoted elderly parents.
๐ฝ Sweet Loki, a kitty from Oklahoma, received her monthly treatment to manage her irritable bowel disease.
๐ Khaleesi, Kilo, Miko, and Max received prescription food from Chewy to manage their medical conditions.
Please help us continue to keep the good news coming and make more success stories like these happen with a donation today. Donate to our Mid-Year Emergency Fund via Credit Card, PayPal, Venmo, or ACH here: https://on.ftloa.org/2024MidYearEmergencyFund or mail a check to FTLOA, P.O. Box 4457, Bethlehem, PA 18018.