Angel Fund Recipients

Anakin E.

11 month old Anakin transferred to VREC from his primary care vet after he began vomiting ribbon. Our Internal Medicine team performed an ultrasound which confirmed a linear foreign body. Abdominal exploratory surgery was recommended. Once qualified for th… Read More

Molsen K.

Molsen’s owners brought their five-year-old cat to VREC after reluctance to eat, vocalization, and no urination. The Emergency department quickly realized Molsen was blocked. After quickly unblocking him, clinicians suggested to Molsen’s parents that he ha… Read More

Scruffy C.

Shih Tzu mix Scruffy escaped his yard and was found a short time later with his jaw at an odd angle. His family rushed him to VREC for evaluation. Radiographs revealed a left caudal mandibular body fracture (the bottom of the lower jaw) with comminution (a… Read More

Bowser B.

Bowser’s family witnessed their orange cat attempt to jump onto a bookshelf and botch the landing. Shortly afterwards, he began limping on his hind left leg. Bowser was brought to his primary vet shortly after the ordeal, and a splint was placed to mend th… Read More

Willow E.

Five month old Willow was playing with a housemate dog and began limping shortly after. She refused to bear weight on her right front limb upon presenting to our Emergency Service. Once evaluated, Willow was internally transferred to the Surgery department… Read More

Bowser D.

Goldendoodle Bowser was first seen at VREC for right pelvic limb lameness. Less than a month later, he returned for similar issues happening on the left side. After an evaluation by our surgery department, our staff discovered Bowser was suffering from two… Read More

Oakley F.

Oakley’s owners brought their nine-month-old pup to VREC via the emergency service after they felt something just wasn’t right. After reviewing his parent’s concerns, Oakley received radiographs. They revealed Oakley’s stomach and intestines possibly conta… Read More

Bentley Blue M.

Golden retriever Bentley Blue’s primary care vet referred to VREC after several instances of vomiting which included foreign material. A curious pup with a history of ingesting non-food items, his owners grew worried about the frequency of vomiting. After… Read More

Rena G.

After a routine ovariohysterectomy (spay), Mastiff Rena was sent home to recover. Over the next few weeks she began experiencing recurrent vulva prolapse. Prolapses occur when part of an organ slips forward, down, or out of its normal place in the body. Af… Read More

Buttercup S.

Buttercup was first seen by his primary care veterinarian for little appetite and vomiting. After his abdomen radiographs came back with concerning results, he was referred to VREC. Because Buttercup had been vomiting, he was dehydrated. Our emergency staf… Read More