Aubree Foster, an 8-year-old pup, is fighting for her life after collapsing at home earlier this evening. Her mom, Mary Ann, rushed her to the emergency clinic, where the vet recommended euthanasia. Refusing to give up, Mary Ann took Aubree to Towne Lake Veterinary Hospital in Woodstock, GA. After initial bloodwork and tests, doctors discovered Aubree is severely anemic and bleeding internally into her abdomen. She needs blood transfusions and emergency surgery in the morning to survive. This crisis comes just five weeks after Mary Ann lost her other dog, Remy, to a major seizure. The heartbreak is unimaginable, and the urgency is real.
Mary Ann is the kind of person who quietly saves dogs and cats that nobody else would. She fosters for multiple rescues across Atlanta, stepping in for urgent cases and overlooked animals. If you remember Stevie & Sevyn from Henry County, Prince from Clayton County, or Taps from Fulton County Animal Services, you’ve seen the impact she’s made. Mary Ann has given so much—time, money, energy, and love—to animals needing a second chance. Now, she needs help for her own beloved Aubree.
All funds raised will go directly to Aubree’s medical care at Towne Lake Veterinary Hospital, covering blood transfusions, surgery, and aftercare. We are asking, from the bottom of our hearts: If you are able, please consider helping Aubree. Every dollar matters right now. You can contribute directly to her care by calling the hospital and donating toward Aubree Foster’s medical treatment. If you can’t donate, please share this post. Getting more eyes on Aubree could save her life. She is still here, she is still fighting, and she has a chance—but only if we can help get her there. Let’s come together for Aubree the way Mary Ann has shown up for so many others. Because the people who spend their lives saving animals shouldn’t have to face moments like this alone.
Mary Ann is the kind of person who quietly saves dogs and cats that nobody else would. She fosters for multiple rescues across Atlanta, stepping in for urgent cases and overlooked animals. If you remember Stevie & Sevyn from Henry County, Prince from Clayton County, or Taps from Fulton County Animal Services, you’ve seen the impact she’s made. Mary Ann has given so much—time, money, energy, and love—to animals needing a second chance. Now, she needs help for her own beloved Aubree.
All funds raised will go directly to Aubree’s medical care at Towne Lake Veterinary Hospital, covering blood transfusions, surgery, and aftercare. We are asking, from the bottom of our hearts: If you are able, please consider helping Aubree. Every dollar matters right now. You can contribute directly to her care by calling the hospital and donating toward Aubree Foster’s medical treatment. If you can’t donate, please share this post. Getting more eyes on Aubree could save her life. She is still here, she is still fighting, and she has a chance—but only if we can help get her there. Let’s come together for Aubree the way Mary Ann has shown up for so many others. Because the people who spend their lives saving animals shouldn’t have to face moments like this alone.