The Heart of a Rescue Dog

We all know rescue dogs have heart.  Hannah(formerly named Juno) is a great example.  Just under 2 years old, she is friendly, playful and loving with people and dogs alike.   But sadly, Hannah is not well. This poor girl has a heart condition. Hannah is in desperate need of emergency surgery.   She is already displaying symptoms that could lead to cardiac arrest.  If Hannah does not receive surgery this week she will most likely die. Hannah's previous owners could not provide her the care she needed to save her life so they dropped her off at a shelter.  The shelter tried valiantly to find her a home, but nobody wanted her.  As the dogs around her went home, Hannah remained at the shelter.  Hannah then went on the list to be euthanized.  I have been a part of too many rescues to let Hannah die.   Hannah has now been rescued by Coastal German Shepherd Rescue.  We have  limited time.  Her risk of dying in the next week is probable, unless we get her the operation she needs. Once she has her surgery, she will live the normal life of a dog in a loving home-just like your dog. I will not let Hannah down.  I will fight for her and do all I can to save her life, but I will need your help.  Please donate to Hannah or share her story. This month I vowed to make the world a better place, and Hannah is how I will do it. Please join me and help save Hannah!! Hannah, we won't let you down!