Updates On 15th Oct 2012

“This is Ella. She was found on the side of a road in this current condition. A very nice lady brought her to the Dirk�s Fund Golden Retriever shelter to see if we could help her. She was only 34 lbs. You could count every bone in her body. She had to be carried to the scale and to her dog bed because she had no strength. She could barely keep her head up. Still, she would give kisses and LOVED her new bed. The veterinarian�s assessment of her was “we will see if she makes it through tomorrow”.

We named her Ella and she did make it through the next day, and the next, and is now up to 52 pounds and has been adopted into a wonderful, loving home. Thank you kind person, for stopping to help this little girl!”- Linda Herrold of Illinois

Peak at the “BEFORE PHOTO” of Ella on our website and celebrate how far she’s come http://www.animalrescuechase.com/rescue_showcase/story.php?id=909

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