I’m thrilled to report that Timber is out of the hospital and now at our Rehabilitation Facility in Okatie, SC. We were all nervous about his transition from the ICU, but he had improved enough that I felt confident he was past the worst danger. At some point, I had to trust my instincts and give Timber the chance to be a dog again, free from round-the-clock hospital care. He had already overcome so many obstacles and was finally able to eat his normal amount of calories.

YEMASSEE, SC.... Every second I get is spent doing everything humanly possible to save a dog.  It does not matter where the dog is located; the pleas for help never stop.   The critical calls in Beaufort and Jasper County always get top priority because that is where we are located.   Beaufort County contacted us with a crucial case that required their assistance.  We are their Last Resort when they reach out to us.

I am happy to announce that Ringo is finally able to join the other pups and run and play to his heart's content.  The injuries that Ringo sustained entirely shifted his pelvis from the massive breaks he sustained.   Although we did his surgery, he had to be on strict cage rest for what turned out to be three months.  Ringo was allowed to go outside and do his business but had to be immediately put back in his small kennel.