Aug 24/26 Urgent Rescue – Cases like this are incredibly difficult. These 3 dogs were injured, hungry, and without proper care for several days. Sadly, one of the females did not survive —and she passed only 15 minutes before we arrived at the vet after an extremely urgent pickup. This is why coming together as a community matters. We may not always receive the call until an emergency is already critical, but we do everything we can to respond as quickly as possible and get animals the care they need.
✅ Update on the other dogs we picked up:
The two other dogs were taken for treatment and are doing well . One remains in the clinic. The other dog did receive care the following day after the incident, and came from another area and has been released .
One of the biggest factors in reaching them in time? Keeping our rescue vehicles fueled and ready to respond.
Fuel sponsorships and emergency donations help us continuously respond across Alberta , even when distances are long and every minute counts.
If you’d like to help, please consider donating or sponsoring fuel for our response vehicles:
🐾 Important Note: This incident has been reported to the proper authorities.