Sadie 12 year old Hound x (Palliative)
Sadie is such a sweet girl that came to us September 2017. These sweet soul has terminal cancer and because of that she is not up for adoption. Sadie will be kept comfortable and loved until her time comes <3
If you would like to be Sadie'sangel and sponsor her after life care please email us at finance@freedomdogrescue.ca
Sammy is a young at heart 12yr. old Pomeranian mix.
When he came into care he was timid but was craving love and attention.
It didn't take long for him to make himself right at home and fit in well with all the other dogs and cats.
Sammy loves his walks, cuddle on the couch, the odd treat and play with his brother dog, Moe.
Although he is a senior he looks as young as 5yrs. A true love bug [💜]
If you would like to be Sammy's angel and sponsor his after life care please email us at finance@freedomdogrescue.ca
SPONSORED by Nadine Arena thank you <3
Arthur 15 year old Lab x Min pin (Palliative)
Arthur is such a sweet small old man who lovws to nap. He was found as a stray then brought to a pound before coming to Freedom. Arthur seems to have had some old trauma due to a possible car accidents in the past. We will be keeping him comfortable, giving him love and helping him fill his bucket list <3
Arthur's vetting and after care has been sponsored by his Angel Nadine Arena in memory of her furbaby Scooter <3
Thank you so much Nadine for your support and caring so much for Scooter. All of us at Freedom are extremely grateful for him to have such an amazing Angel like you <3
FREEDOM DOG RESCUE
Thomas is an 11 year old Airedale. (Palliative)
Thomas is such a great character. He found himself alone at the shelter until his loving foster mom contacted us to help. He is full of love and life ❤
Freedom will be covering all his expenses and medical care until the end.
If you would like to be Thomas's angel and sponsor his life care please email us at finance@freedomdogrescue.ca
Freedom Dog Rescue has a Palliative Care Program where dogs stay with their fosters until its time to pass over to Rainbow bridge.
What does this mean?
These furbabies spend the rest of their lives loved, spoiled and vetted to be made comfortable. They get to complete their bucket lists with the help of sponsors.
If you you would like to be one of our palliative fosters angels and sponsor their after life care please email us at finance@freedomdogrescue.ca
Cody is an 11 year old Coonhoud
(Palliative)
Cody came to us when his previous owner had passed away. He is a twelve year old hound, and is a calm, friendly, cuddly fellow. Once you take him outside, this senior has a surprising amount of energy! He loves walking to the park and the beach, and making friends with other dogs there. Cody is being fostered by Alex, and has quickly become Alex's new best friend. Cody follows Alex around the house and often asks for pats with a gentle tap of his paw. He is a really charming and loveable dog, even if he does like to hog the bed [😉]
Mia is a 9 year old Great Dane (Palliative)
Mia is such a sweet girl that loved her people. She came to Freedom from a pound in Quebec where they took amazing care of her. She had a mammary tumor removed before coming into care and had severe arthritis. Mia is now palliative and all her expenses will be covered by Freedom while she lives her days in foster care ❤
If you would like to be Mia's angel and sponsor her life care please email us at finance@freedomdogrescue.ca
Sponsored- Thank you Nadine Arena
Storm is a 4 month old Swiss Mountain Dog (Palliative)
Storm came to Freedom from a pound in Quebec where she was surrendered. We were contacted because Storm needed to be rushed to emergency. She was having continous seizures and they thought she had a broken spine or pelvis issues. We rushed straight to picked her up to get her to VCA Canada Alta Vista Animal Hospital where she saw a neurologist (Dr Anne Chauvet). Storm was admitted to the hospital because no-one was sure that she would make it. Not only was something going on neurologically, her back end didn’t work and they realized she had a bad heart.
She had test and treatments done: spinal tap- which confirmed she had meningitis, eosinophilis lab work - negative heart work tests ammonia - negative
Diagnosis:
suspect meningitis, eosinophilic mixed pleocystosis - protozoal, tick borne, parasitic, allergic
cardiac disease/murmur 4/6
Prognosis: this could be due to viral, fungal, guarded for now although we have some control of the seizures now.
Storm is 100% blind.
That was what was said at the hospital. Fast forward and Storm had been seizure free for almost a month, is running around and acting like a puppy and her sight is coming back.