Rescued Pets Movement Inc.

Our Medical Cases Are Building!!
As always we need help and early Feb we took on some emergency cases with BIG vet bills!

*Blue is a Chihuahua with a badly damaged eye that needs to be removed!
*Andy is a cat with a broken leg!
*Milton is a cat that has bad dental!
*Scully the dog has a broken foot!
*We have 2 Parvo puppies that are requiring treatment!
*Hendrix the cat has a broken leg!

We always ask a lot of the RPM community and this month is no exception! PLEASE help us!


Laura Carlock
Co-founder & President

More information about Rescued Pets Movement Inc.: Rescued Pets Movement is a 501(c)3 organization that provides a second chance for thousands of homeless dog and cats in the Houston area, who would otherwise be euthanized, through rehabilitation and transport to forever homes in communities throughout the country and Canada with a high demand for adoptable pets. We have saved over 30,000 animals from Houston's city pound, providing healthcare, foster homes, and transportation to permanent homes through our rescue partners in Colorado and elsewhere.

January is ALWAYS hard for animals!

We always seem to have major medical expenses at the beginning of each year, and this month is a doozy!

Our sweet little Angel was in boarding at our clinic. She wasn't eating and was obviously feeling terrible, so our vet techs ran a blood sample on our new IDEXX equipment, which we were able to get with your support! We learned that she was anemic and would likely need a blood transfusion,  so a volunteer took her to Gulf Coast. She received a transfusion and seemed to do better, but her red blood cell count kept dropping. After another transfusion, new meds, and numerous tests, she is expected to recover but her current bill is topping $5k. Can you help us help her?

Millie is a wonderful mom who had trouble delivering midway into labor. Her foster mom rushed her to Richmond Animal Hospital where she received an emergency C-section and now has eight healthy puppies. Mom needs to recover ASAP so we can send her on to her forever home!

Sweet lady Zia was just brought into BARC with a broken front leg she had been living with on the streets. Poor little girl! Unfortunately, the leg needed to be amputated and she is now resting in recovery. She is the sweetest kitty!

Prince was rescued with two broken legs, the poor guy! These injuries are currently reset and pinned into place.  We are trying to get him well enough to transport, because some lovely people in Colorado have their eyes on him! Look at his sweet face!

Please, help us help these babies get the treatments they need so we can get them on the road to recovery and a forever home! Any donations collected above our goal will help us treat the medical needs of other cats and dogs in our program. Thank you for your continued dedication and support. We can't do this without you!

Your Friend,

Laura Carlock
Co-founder & President

More information about Rescued Pets Movement Inc.: Rescued Pets Movement is a 501(c)3 organization that provides a second chance for thousands of homeless dog and cats in the Houston area, who would otherwise be euthanized, through rehabilitation and transport to forever homes in communities throughout the country and Canada with a high demand for adoptable pets. We have saved over 30,000 animals from Houston's city pound, providing healthcare, foster homes, and transportation to permanent homes through our rescue partners in Colorado and elsewhere.

Rescued Pets Movement is a 501(c)(3) Houston nonprofit that saves thousands of homeless pets through rehabilitation and transportation to other areas of the nation that have a need for adoptable pets.  In 5 short years, RPM has saved over 28,000 dogs and cats from certain death.

RPM needs your help!  The city pound is usually responsible for spaying and neutering the pets we save before RPM pulls them from the pound, but lately, because animals are being dropped off there at an alarming rate and the pound is at overcapacity, RPM has had to save many pets that are not spayed and neutered (don't worry, the city makes sure we get it done).

We are trying to save and transport 58 dogs and cats from the pound, but the pound is unable to spay and neuter them in time for us to save them, rehabilitate them, and transport them to loving homes.  Therefore, RPM is responsible for having them spayed or neutered at local veterinarians before they can transport.  On average, it costs RPM approximately $120 to spay or neuter each pet.

We need to raise $6,960 to save these 58 pets.  Please help us.

We are so grateful.