Purple Heart Miracle Club
Miracle Club - Caring for animals with special needs
Furry Friends Rescue's (FFR) "Miracle Club" transforms the lives of the neediest animals that we rescue from many animal shelters. FFR is often the last resort (before they are put to sleep) for hundreds of dogs and cats who are not only abandoned, but are sick, neglected, abused or injured, as well. These special animals need extensive vet care, surgery, hospitalization or boarding which costs FFR thousands of dollars to save them and bring them back to good health. The dog or cat then recovers and blossoms in their foster home with TLC until they find their forever adoptive family. Some seniors or animals with life-time medical illness become FFR Sanctuary pets where we take care of them for life.
We have created Miracle Club & Emergency Funds to help provide our rescued animals with much needed medical care (i.e. dental care and surgeries). Please donate today so that we can save our furry kids and provide them with a "Miracle" for life! Thank you for your kindness.
Frankie
Pit Bull Terrier, 14 years old, Female
Super Hooray! Sanctuary and senior dog, 14 years old Pit Bull, Frankie, was adopted by her long-term Sanctuary foster home. Despite her personality issues and quirks, they love her, and she is now very spoiled with love. Frankie is dog reactive, but surprisingly, she is excellent with their senior cats. They are buddies. She loves car rides, weekend trips with them at dog-friendly rentals, and leisurely walks. Frankie is very lovable with them, snuggly, affectionate, and loves lounging on their sofa with their cat and them. Frankie got her "Cinderella" happy story for life. She got her "Miracle" for life!
Frankie came into FFR on 6/8/2011 via a volunteer trying to help a friend of a friend to find her a new adoption home. The previous shelter would not take her back. Once they boarded her for vacation, they abandoned her. Volunteers had to pay for vacation boarding and moved to our emergency boarding (ranch home boarding). Frankie came from an abusive past and has flourished despite her past treatment. The boarding staff adored her. She is very curious yet cautious of new experiences. She has a high prey drive toward other dogs and needs to be on a leash at all times for control outside her home.
We have spent over $32,000 on her years of boarding, and vet care needs since 2011. Hero Foster home adopted her on 6/12/2023. Frankie is our longest-term dog. We never gave up on her. Fate. Now she is absolutely adored and happy. Happiest ending that she deserves. Thank you to everyone who helped her! Donations towards her years of boarding and all her vet care are greatly appreciated and needed.