The Veterinary Care Fund supports the Shelter Medicine Department at Cape Ann Animal Aid. Your gift provides essential routine and special medical care for shelter animals including medical exams, vaccinations, preventative treatments, spay/neuter surgeries prior to adoption, prescription diets, diagnostic testing, and veterinary staffing.
VETERINARY CARE FUND IN ACTION
While the Veterinary Care Fund covers expenses related to routine vet care, it also pays for expenses related to the care of animals needing more specialized care, including injured and newborn animals. Please enjoy these animal stories from some of the recent beneficiaries of the Vet Care Fund. Thanks to support from donors like you, all of these animals received the medical care they needed and will be enjoying their future in the comfort of a loving home.
ELLA FITZElla Fitz, a 9-week-old kitten, was found on a rescuer’s porch after she’d been hit by a car. Ella’s tail was severely damaged, and her wrist was dislocated. After initial therapy and a tail amputation provided by another veterinary group, she was transferred to Cape Ann Animal Aid for further advanced treatment. After testing and noticeable pain caused by deep nerve damage we needed to amputate the limb. After receiving fluid therapy, pain management and critical nursing care, Ella has found a loving home!
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ORPHANED KITTENSCovid-19 has not slowed down kitten season. We have experienced an influx of orphaned or newborn kittens and pregnant mama cats. Supporters like you answered the call for help and we were able to provide them with all of the necessary routine and special vet care needed so we can find them loving homes!
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HENRY WIGGINSHenry Wiggins came to us as a 6-week-old kitten with a sever jaw problem. The tissue at the front of the lower jaw was missing and infected. We initially cleared the infection and Henry was healing nicely but the front lower jaw bone was still exposed so we removed the devitalized bone and through a series of plastic surgery techniques, we were able to pull the lip and gum tissue over the wound. This tiny guy was a champ through the whole process and now has a loving family doting on him permanently!
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Cape Ann Animal Aid is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and all contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law. (EIN 04-2374914)
We do not share information about our donors with any other group, company, or organization.
We do not share information about our donors with any other group, company, or organization.