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I’ll give $5 if you give $5!
That’s all it takes to help save an animal!
Love animals and want to help, but not quite sure how in today’s economy? How about giving only five dollars? That’s it! Five dollars can actually help homeless and sick animals recover.
If you donate five dollars, then copy this and email to your friends who would donate five dollars, then they forward it to their friends…and their friends…and their friends…just think of how a simple five dollars can add up! It can be the next rave….saving animals for only FIVE dollars!!! It’s great!
Currently your five dollars can go toward Preston’s heartworm treatment. After previously treating three out of four consecutive dogs for heartworm treatment, Preston, a Great Pyrenees, is our fourth treatment. Each treatment is costly and easily depletes funds. However, your five bucks can get this handsome boy healthy and ready for a forever home!
Poor Grace, a senior bulldog mix that lost her only family, has faced multiple doctor visits since she came into rescue, including a trip to the emergency clinic. She has dealt with a tooth abcess and surgery for it, pneumonia, megaesophagus, an ear drum infection and Horner’s Syndrome. We’ve spent well over $1000 so far, and still have an expensive test to cover, and possibly more medication. Your five dollars could help this darling girl feel better.
 These are just a couple of the animals YOU can help with your FIVE DOLLAR donation! There are others, too!
Five dollars and forwarding this to your friends is all it takes! You can easily donate your five dollars via:
*Paypal at www.paypal.com, sending the money to donations@missallisrescue.org
*By simply by visiting our website’s contact/donation page: http://www.missallisrescue.org/contact1.html
*Or sending it by mail to:
Miss Alli’s Rescue
1754 Woodruff Rd #308
Greenville, SC 29607
**We are a 501c3 non profit organization. All donations are TAX DEDUCTIBLE!**
*Receipts available
Feel free to browse our website and learn more about all of our animals!
We thank you in advance for your generosity!!
Gratefully,
Miss Alli’s Rescue
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$5 can help save an animal!
Another way to easily help the animals!
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Bless her heart.
Well, Grace (aka: Rue) and I went to the vet today due to a funny looking eye. It popped up over the weekend, so I started some meds in case it was a cut on her eye or an ulcer. Unfortunately, after a couple of days, it showed no response to the meds, so we went to the visit doc.
Poor Rue…as if she hasn’t dealt with enough…she now has an infection way down in her ear that can’t be seen by the naked eye. Doc peered into the otoscope to find that the ear drum wasn’t in tip top shape, and in conjunction with the eye symptoms, she let us know that it was Horner’s Syndrome. In a nutshell, her eye is a little droopy and her pupil is smaller than normal. She’s not in pain, but she looks a little funny w/her saggy eye and it’s third eyelid showing. We received meds for the ear (most likely the cause), and we have begun treatment. The eye may clear up, or it may just look a little different….adding to her charm. We’ll just have to see. Either way, she’s still beeeeutiful. 
You can tell the difference in her eyes…
We still don’t have the results of one of her tests for the mega esophagus…will probably be few more days. If this test is negative then it will conclude that the cause is idiopathic (unknown), and we’ll just have to deal with the mega esophagus by slow drinking and eating, as well as her water and food being elevated. If the test is positive, doc says that they have good results with the meds…the “problem” is a big word that I can’t remember right now, but it starts with an “M.” How’s that for brain work? When I’m more awake, perhaps I’ll remember the word with more ease.
She’s a trooper, though. She still runs to the car, lets me know when she’s got to go potty or wants the “door” opened for her room (baby gate to my bedroom). She plays, gets excited, is still as strong as an ox, hops around and acts as if she hasn’t an ailment in the world. She is such a doll…I can’t tell you what a blessing she’s been to me, esp since losing Belle. She makes me laugh and gives me eyes that cause me to melt. I know why her previous daddy cried when they left her…she’s a terrific girl…irresistible. She will probably never get adopted…not too many want a senior, let alone funny faced bulldog who has a few ailments. That’s okay, though…if nobody wants to relish in her charm and beauty, our rescue will just enjoy the overabundance of love she gives us…
…and dress her up relentlessly in cute little outfits.
Life’s Lessons
If there’s only two things you learn in life, let it be this…
One, when you have animals, never leave trash unattended.
Second, while you’re cleaning it up, remember lesson number one.
Thank goodness it was the office trash vs. the bag that held the tossed food….
Some photos of some cutie patooties.
What’s up w/the ear, Dudley?
My two bully girls.
Miss Alli’s perdy smile.
Lovebirds, Claire and Hogan.
Dudley is such a happy boy!
Will loves to play in the sunshine!
Preston is “working.”
Hudson’s happy smile - such a little stud muffin.
Echo is annoyed that dinner hasn’t been served yet.
Abraham has turned into quite the stud muffin!
Preston is so happy that his hole is perfect after Grandma tried to “even it out.”
Who says that just b/c you’re blind, you can’t enjoy a lovely day?
Kohlette has grown up into a beautiful cat. She has such a pretty little face.
Nicholas is Grandma’s little assistant.
Our welcome committee!
Miss Honey is doing great!
Awaiting a treat….as you can see by looking at her backside, Honey has had quite a few of those treats. 
“Why did she close the door? Where did she go?”
“I’m not sure, but I hope she doesn’t eat the treats.”
Look! Nicholas is WHITE! That’s okay…a few days after being home again he’ll be nice and brown.
Honey’s such a glamour dog. 
Honey and Nicholas love their Grandma.
Nicholas showing off his good looks and charming smile.
Grace-a-RUE sporting her new, fancy, yellow and blue with flowers “dress.”
Rue lying with Belle the night before Belle’s passing. She took good care of Belle that night.
Anna now - she’s got quite the Pyr coat on her!
Lewis snuggles in one of the cat beds.
Rue is quite the little food mongrel.
Yard Sale
Well, yesterday was our fundraising yard sale. We only made $164, but it’s $164 more than we had before. I was so hoping for a larger amount, but am grateful for the amount we made. I think next time will require a different location. My parents are in a convienent location right off the main drag, and I thought it’d be a good spot, but apparently we can find another one that might work a little better. We’ll work on that subject for the next one.
Now we are going to shoot for a bake sale and attempt to get it done right away. We have to pick a good location, maybe Target or Walmart, if they’ll let us. If we can get one of those, we’ll also tack on a food drive. I’m not sure they’ll be willing to work with us, but it’s definitely worth a shot. Both places are highly populated, people could go inside to buy a bag of dog food, and neither are really into baked goods (even if Walmart does have a tiny bakery area). Cross all paws and say a prayer that we are able to use one of those stores and that we make a good profit. Next to that, all we have to do is stir up some really tasty yummies!
It rained early in the a.m., but mother and I were fortunate enough to get all the things out for the sale in the nick of time. It got a little hot toward lunch time, and her and I both have a bit of a red face, but we managed to stay awake on no sleep. As you can see, our helpers weren’t much help:
They preferred to be inside where it was cool.
The after party included a Zaxby’s salad and much sleep. Now for a day of … maybe more sleep, who knows?
No title good enough for this one.
This is what I call “tolerance.” Poor Rocky, he didn’t have a chance. Noelle just took it upon herself to sit. The joys of a blind dog. :0)
Dogs used for shark bait
I don’t even think I can safely say in public what I think about this barbaric act. Please consider supporting the fight against this.
