Angel Fund Recipients

Boo D.

Boo presented to VREC not being able to urinate. His owners reported that he was straining for the last two days with no results. Radiographs determined he had a blockage in his bladder – a urinary obstruction most likely caused by bladder stones. Blockage… Read More

Jazmine F.

Jazmine presented to VREC when her owner realized she had a proptosed eye. Proptosis is a medical condition which causes a dog’s eye to move forward. While her owners were at work and didn’t witness what caused the proptosis, it is typically from some kind… Read More

Leddie B.

Leddie was seen at VREC for a mass on her belly. Her primary care veterinarian noticed the mass during a routine visit, prompting Leddie’s family to schedule a consultation at VREC. Radiographs and bloodwork were performed to ensure she was otherwise healt… Read More

Piper P.

Piper was referred to VREC by her primary care veterinarian due to lameness in her back limbs. Her owners could not pinpoint a specific incident that caused the lameness but were worried that she had been limping for several weeks. After a consultation wit… Read More

Benji R.

Benji was rushed to VREC after his owners witnessed him being hit by a car. After the incident he refused to use his right forelimb. Our emergency staff made sure he was stable and took several radiographs on his limbs and thorax to ensure he didn’t have a… Read More

Chance S.

Chance was seen at VREC after a tumble in his human dad’s arms. While Chance’s owner was fine, the impact of the fall left little puppy Chance with a fractured humeral condyle. Together with the radius and ulna, the humeral condyle makes up the elbow joint… Read More

Sekani R.

German Shepherd mix puppy Sekani was being bold and jumped down a stairwell in her home. Shortly after, she refused to bear weight on her left forelimb. Her owner took her to their primary care veterinarian where she had radiographs were performed. Radiogr… Read More

Sully W.

Sully presented to VREC for what his owner thought was a urinary blockage. He had been straining in his litterbox and producing little to no urine for 10-14 days. Sully was seen by his primary care veterinarian with the same concerns in the same time frame… Read More

Cooper K.

Tiny Chihuahua mix Cooper presented at VREC just days after being adopted by his family. They were concerned that their new 8-week-old puppy was vomiting, refusing to eat, and had bloody stool. Our emergency department immediately began running diagnostics… Read More

Chance I.

Chance presented to VREC after being seen by his primary care veterinarian for vomiting. His referring veterinarian took radiographs of Chance’s abdomen, which showed an intestinal foreign body that would require additional diagnostics. After a comprehensi… Read More