LFA PROGRAMS
help Mexican nationals
of limited means
to pay for
EMERGENCY
VET CARE
and
SPAY & NEUTER
SURGERIES
We also provide
FOOD FOR
RESCUED
ANIMALS
and
FELINE LEUKEMIA
TESTING
for cats in
shelter facilities
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ANIMALS NEED OUR HELP!
Please take a minute to browse the emergency vet care reports below and imagine the fate of each animal had LFA not helped these low income pet owners get emergency care for their animals. Then, if you think this and other LFA programs are worthwhile, please donate now.		Keep your pets safe from accidental poisonings. Review this list of poisonous plants and foods.
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Emergency Vet Care:
MAY 2009
. . . Six-month-old female Chihuahua treated for injured eye. Owner will make spay appointment when returns the dog for its checkup..
. . . Adult cat suffered injuries from unknown attacker and was too injured to save.
APRIL 2009
. . . Puppy treated for diarrhea and vomiting. Owner agreed to spay at six months.
. . . Dog hit by car could was humanely euthanized after efforts to save it were unsuccessful. .
MARCH 2009
. . . Older spayed female Chihuahua hit by car several days prior was treated for multiple injuries..
. . . Older neutered male dog had tumor removed from leg.
FEBRUARY 2009
. . . Six-month-old male poodle brought in after vomiting for one week. Treated for injury to trachea. Owner agreed to neuter when throat heals..
. . . Adult female dog in extreme pain received surgery for a huge vaginal tumor.
. . . Adult female dog treated for multiple tumors and spayed the same day.
. . . Adult male dog treated for sexually transmitted tumor and teeth problems.
. . . Surgery to remove dead puppies from female dog. Spayed at the same time.
JANUARY 2009
. . . Adult male dog received surgery to pin fractured tibia that had been set badly. Neutered the same day.
. . . Adult female dog treated for tumor related to a sexually transmitted disease.
. . . Adult male dog that was hit by a car was treated for brain swelling and a fractured hip. Surgery was required to pin the broken hip and the dog was neutered the same day.
. . . Adult male dog brought to vet after being injured by a barbed wire fence several days earlier. Had a 12-inch-long injury on its shoulder that required surgery to remove extensive dead tissue and to drain the infection. Neutered the same day.
. . . Small dog attached by a large dog treated for brain swelling that was probably the result of severe shaking. Owner agreed to have the dog spayed if it survived. (Dog was responding well to treatment after four days.) [READ MORE]