Amazing Mutts Puppy Rescue Inc

Since we ended 2020, the Year of the Pandemic, AMPR was considered debt free!!   We started the first week of 2021, with under 2000.00 in debt to our vets & suppliers.  We quickly went to a zero balance because we fought hard to bring healthy happy pups to AMPR.  We have the best partner rescuers, that have made a huge impact on helping us complete families here in NJ.

Sadly, February 27th, that took a turn for the worst.  Transport was infected with an upper respiratory virus that affected our 30 pups & adult dogs. All of our precautions, all of our hard work with our fosters in Texas was for nothing. We have been working hard, with our vet, to get our dogs back to healthy. Then, unfortunately, we found out there were ill dogs taken aboard transport & brought north.  1 pup was left behind at a Georgia Vet (not from AMPR)due to seizures, other puppies tested positive for the deadly intestinal disease known as parvo on arrival.  As you know, puppies, like babies, have weak immune systems and you can guess what happened next.  Parvo spreads like a deadly wild fire. 

Since Feb 27th, we have had 4 parvo pups, and 26 with upper respiratory disease.  We have admitted the 4 pups, to our partner vet, Mount Laurel Animal Hospital.  1 pup has recovered and is doing amazingly well.  Three  remain in the hospital. We are drowning in medical bills.  Even when you do everything right, dot your i's and cross your t's, if all dogs on transport aren't well, bad things happen. 

We strive to bring healthy, happy pups into rescue.  Cross Contamination on a public transport should not happen.  Employees of transport must be conscious of their doings.  Rescues, must take responsibility of their dogs & pups and NOT infect others.  We guess, not everyone has the same goals, not everyone is as careful to details as we have been.  This is detrimental to a rescue, our rescue.  These poor Amazing Mutts are taking the brunt of it all and we need your help to get them better.  We have tried to fundraise in this pandemic and it is very hard. We understand the impact of Corona on all of our lives and funds. 

These bills speak for themselves. We are overwhelmed by the kindness of our supporters. 

More information about Amazing mutts puppy rescue: We are a foster base puppy/dog rescue out of Cream Ridge, NJ. We help to vet, spay/neuter and find wonderful homes for both local and out of state dogs. Our main focus is to educate the community on spay/neuter. We pull locally from shelters and out of Southern Rural High Kill Areas. We save 4 paws at a time while focusing on Momma dogs and pups that are about to be euthanized, or surrendered. We pull all ages from newborns to seniors.

Ok followers, take a second and read through this. It's going to be educational. And a little sad.

So, when we rescue puppies from the South, they come up sick. A lot. And we give them a chance. If we left them down there, they'd be euthanized, on a cold cement floor in a gas chamber. Horrific. So we take them, hoping, that they will be as healthy as advertised.

But, shit happens. It could happen for a million reasons. I'm not going to point fingers but, shit happens. It's like calling the school when you're kid gets sick trying to find the little carrier monkey that started the strep throat epidemic. Useless, you just deal. You can wash hands all you want, but sometimes, the stomach flu will find your whole house. So picture that, expect with puppies who can't tell you what is wrong. Vet bills up the wahzoo happens. They get sick and it costs a lot of money to try and get them better. Sometimes THOUSANDS of dollars for one dog.

There are months that we avoid it. We get healthy pups,we adopt them out and all is well! And there are months that you want to cry, blame and quit. Months you wanna ask god why he can be so cruel. This is one of those times.

Stacy is stressed. The debts are piling up. We hate to ask for money. We are fundraising. We are wrapping up the wines. But we need cold hard cash to pay off vet debt. We could do a Go Fund Me, but that just puts $$ in their pocket. I'd rather take out the middle man. If each of us gave $5, we could really put a dent in this bill. So I'm going to start and would love for you to give what you can, a dollar. Ten, whatever you may have around. Know that behind the scenes of rescue, it is a messy and sometimes sad business. Ask a nurse or a doctor how their days at work are, then you can imagine what we see. So I'm going to do what I can to help save some lives and raise some money and I hope you do too!