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Ms Paws undergoes surgery today

Ms Paws undergoes surgery today

Ms Paws, the critically ill puppy we took in this past week, needs your good thoughts and vibes. The veterinarians at Cornell University Companion Animal Hospital have been unable to place a traditional feeding tube even with a lighted scope due to the stricture’s tightness. Ms Paws has been receiving amino acid therapy and handling […]

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Ms Paws transferred to Cornell for treatment

Ms Paws transferred to Cornell for treatment

She looks like a cuddly young pup on the outside, but inside, she’s hurting. Ms Paws is a 3-pound German Shepherd puppy fighting for her life who came to use the other day. You can read her story here. We continue to thank you for your help and wanted to update you on her progress. […]

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Ms Paws needs a Christmas Miracle!

Ms Paws needs a Christmas Miracle!

She weighs just 3 pounds; she is dehydrated, she is anorexic, and she is only five weeks old! Instead of being a playful, active, “getting into trouble,” happy puppy, she is fighting for her life. And we are fighting for her Christmas Miracle. Ms Paws, a German Shepherd puppy, should weigh closer to 12 pounds. […]

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Save a life with your vote

Save a life with your vote

  We need your help! It is time to vote for Pets Alive in the annual Ulster Savings Bank Mid-Hudson Heroes Charitable Giving Campaign! The top “vote getter” in each category will receive $2,500! VOTE EVERY 24 HOURS starting TODAY through Dec. 13 to maximize our chances of winning! Last year, we lost by just […]

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Jacob needs your help on this GivingTuesday!

Jacob needs your help on this GivingTuesday!

  Jacob came to Pets Alive on July 31, 2020, along with 29 other farm animals, all victims of abuse. He was only a month old. At the time, he had an infected umbilicus (belly button region). This condition was most likely caused by being born in unhygienic conditions. Now 4 months later, Jacob is […]

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