Animal Friends of the Valleys

Pebbles (ID #441296) is a beautiful 5 year-old kitty who was abandoned in AFV's Night Drop with no information about her. When our Team examined her for her intake, they felt a horrendous amount of bladder stones in her belly and sent her out to our local Veterinarian for more thorough testing. What they found was the most bladder stones they had ever seen in a kitty and recommended her for surgery the following day. 

Our Animal Care Staff has fallen in love with this sweet girl, who has been loving, affectionate, and super sweet throughout this entire ordeal. Her surgery alone is going to cost over $900 that we, as an organization, don't have to spare--not to mention the additional testing, dental work, and recovery treatments that are adding up to close to $600 more on top of that.

If you are able to give, please help us save this sweet baby's life and let her heal with one of our trusted Foster Families before she is ready to be adopted out to a wonderful family of her own.

Animal Friends of the Valleys is a nonprofit organization that depends on donations for support of programs that benefit lost and homeless animals in our valleys. We are dedicated to promoting humane care of animals through education and a pro-active animal services program.  We are committed to preventing the suffering of animals and to ending pet overpopulation in the communities we serve. Our Tax ID # is 33-0276892

At Animal Friends of the Valleys, we are dedicated to preventing suffering of animals and helping where we can. This Holiday Season of Giving, we have two cases that are in need of special attention, but our funding can only go so far.

Mary Ann (ID #396152) is the sweetest 8 month-old kitty girl who was found wandering the streets with a limp. When we brought her to our local veterinary partners, they found that the entire ball of her hip joint had been shattered--presumably by blunt force of either a kick or hit--and she has been living with this pain for several months now. 

Our veterinary partner is recommending that we perform surgery to remove all of the fragmented pieces that could potentially become infected and to shave the bone to act as the new "ball" of the joint so that she will not have to live in pain. This surgery is projected to run $808.00 and we are hoping to be able to help this sweet girl without taking away from the rest of our shelter pets!

Hope (ID #433716) was left in our Night Drop with no information about her and a terrible injury that left her eye out of its socket. We immediately brought her to our veterinary partner, who is removing the affected eye today. 

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This surgery is going to cost us $899 that we don't necessarily have to spare, but we knew that we could not let her suffer any longer than she already has and we have hope that Hope will recover to be a happy and sweet little lady.

So whether you love dogs, cats, or both, please help Animal Friends of the Valleys save these poor babies from the pain that they are in, and help us provide nothing but the best care for our shelter pets while they search for their forever-loving homes. 

Animal Friends of the Valleys is a 501(c)(3) organization that depends on donations for support of programs that benefit lost and homeless animals in our valleys. Our Tax ID # is 33-0276892