Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue
Sponsoring Special Setters in Need
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The dogs shown below, although already in the A&B Foster Program, have major
medical needs. Above & Beyond is dedicated to helping these dogs but the
surgeries that have been performed and the additional medical needs of these dogs
has very much depleted our funds.
Our fund raising projects do help to defray some of the costs but we have other
dogs already in fostering who need funds also. Every dog we take in is vetted,
spayed/neutered and given all required shots and treatments as prescribed by the
Vet.
The dogs listed here are available for "Sponsorship." By clicking on their picture
you can read their story. Whether it be on a monthly basis or just a one-time
donation, please know that you ARE helping to save lives. To help bring many dogs
back from the brink of death, literally, and to ensure that each dog will be given all
the care they need is a gift you will never forget.
Thank you.
Michael Myers
President A&B English Setter Rescue
5th Dimension Stoned Soul Picnic
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Lexi has some sort of illness and has been
struggling for life and breath for a
number of days.
She just can not get a clear airway unless
she is sitting up and has her head hyper-
extended and opens her mouth to open
her airway. She is exhausted from not
being able to sleep - not to mention the
pain and etc.
Her vet bills to date are close to if not
over $1,000. Please make a donation to
help cover the costs of Lexi’s vet bills. If
you can’t help financially, please include
Lexi in your Prayers. She needs all the
help she can get. Thank you!
Nolan was pulled at the 11th hour from a
high-kill shelter. He seemed to be in
decent health until his vet visit showed he
has a very bad case of Heartworm. A&B
and his foster home have started his HW
treatment.
For those of you who are not familiar
with heartworm treatment, it is very
expensive.
Nolan could really use your help to get
healthy and find the home he finally
deserves.
Indy was pulled from a shelter who was
thinking of putting him down because he
had either been hit by a car or run over.
His rear leg was broken and seemed to be
getting infected.
A kind soul, working with A&B, too him to
her local vet who recommended
amputating the leg but also suggested
she get a 2nd opinion. The orthopedic
surgeon suggested that they treat the
infection and let the leg heal as it was not
a new break.
We do not yet know how much his
medical bills will end up costing. Can you
find it in your heart to help this baby?