Keebler's Surgery Fund

Keebler, an 8 year old Dachshund, was recently found stray in Nashua and brought to the Humane Society for Greater Nashua (HSFN) where he’s been receiving lots of love and care, but he needs more help. Keebler’s rear legs are paralyzed likely caused by extensive chronic disc disease, which is often seen in this breed and he needs both spinal x-rays to confirm the diagnosis. In addition this little guy needs surgery on his left eye as he’s suffering from something commonly called “cherry eye,” which is a small red mass in his eye that impairs his vision. The mass is a prolapsed tear duct and can only be surgically repaired by a specialist. He also has severe dental disease.

In the short time Keebler has been with us at HSFN, we’ve seen his zest for life regardless of his hardships. He is happy, enjoys cuddling in his blankets, and loves being around people. We can’t wait to see how much his personality shines once we’re able to provide him the care he needs.

The use of Keebler’s rear legs likley will not return, but thanks to a local New Hampshire company, HandicappedPets.com, he has received a free wheelchair to help him regain his mobility.  With one problem solved, we’re reaching out for support to help cover the cost of the eye and dental surgeries. We need to raise at least $2,500.00 for the surgeries and x-rays. Once he is fully recovered this happy little pup will be available for adoption and a healthier, happier new life with his forever family.