I couldn't find another thread on this subject but I wanted everyone to know about Grace. I took Shy in this week for her check up with Dr.Barr and he ask for me to come back and meet this pup later in the week.
I met her this morning at Dr. Barrs and will be writing an article to let people be aware and hopefully donate to her care. I can attest that Grace is the proper name for this pup. Even after everything she has been through she is loving, happy and full of grace. God Bless Laurie Hood and Dr. Barr for the time and services they give to our community. Please visit the link to learn more about Grace...........and how you can help.
http://www.aarflorida.com/
Click the picture about to donate to Grace's Fund. Who is Grace? Grace is a severely abused Pitt Bull from Escambia County which was awarded to Alaqua Animal Refuge. The injury that has left Grace missing all of her skin down her back was more than likely the result of a chemical burn. She is in good spirits and currently at Freeport Pet Clinic receiving treatment. Her gentle nature has won the hearts of everyone she has come in contact with. We have set up Grace's Fund, a special fund to pay for her costly treatment. Any donations received that exceed her final bills will be put towards other abuse cases, so that we can help more animals like Grace. Your support is appreciated. Click here to view the original article from Pensacola about Grace.
I met her this morning at Dr. Barrs and will be writing an article to let people be aware and hopefully donate to her care. I can attest that Grace is the proper name for this pup. Even after everything she has been through she is loving, happy and full of grace. God Bless Laurie Hood and Dr. Barr for the time and services they give to our community. Please visit the link to learn more about Grace...........and how you can help.
http://www.aarflorida.com/
Click the picture about to donate to Grace's Fund. Who is Grace? Grace is a severely abused Pitt Bull from Escambia County which was awarded to Alaqua Animal Refuge. The injury that has left Grace missing all of her skin down her back was more than likely the result of a chemical burn. She is in good spirits and currently at Freeport Pet Clinic receiving treatment. Her gentle nature has won the hearts of everyone she has come in contact with. We have set up Grace's Fund, a special fund to pay for her costly treatment. Any donations received that exceed her final bills will be put towards other abuse cases, so that we can help more animals like Grace. Your support is appreciated. Click here to view the original article from Pensacola about Grace.
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