🆘 EMERGENCY INTAKE – Senior Bulldog Struggling To Breathe, Nostrils Nearly Closed, Being Rushed To Emergency Vet NOW 🆘

We are currently transporting a ten year old English Bulldog directly to our emergency veterinary team, and his condition is critical. 

He is struggling to breathe and is suffering from a severe, untreated skin infection that has left his body painfully inflamed and covered in open sores. He can’t walk and his nostrils are almost completely closed. The infection is extensive, and it is clear that he has been uncomfortable for a long time. He is exhausted, weak, and in urgent need of immediate medical intervention.

This situation is especially heartbreaking because he is deeply loved. His owner is facing very serious medical challenges of her own and has reached a point where she can no longer physically or financially provide the intensive care he now requires. The decision to surrender him was made through tears and with immense pain, but it was made out of love and a desire to give him a chance at relief and proper treatment.

Our team is taking him straight to one of our trusted specialty veterinarians, where he will receive emergency diagnostics, aggressive treatment for infection, pain management, and likely hospitalization. We are prepared for this to be extensive and costly, but his comfort and stabilization are our only priorities right now.

We are asking for your support as we step into this emergency intake. Donations of any amount will go directly toward his immediate medical care and ongoing treatment. If you are able to contribute, even five dollars makes a meaningful difference.

This is what rescue looks like. It is heavy and emotional, but it is also about stepping in when someone can no longer do it alone.

We will share updates as soon as we have them. Thank you for standing with us and for helping us give this sweet boy the care he urgently needs. ❤️‍🩹

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🆘 EMERGENCY INTAKE – Senior Bulldog Struggling To Breathe, Nostrils Nearly Closed, Being Rushed To Emergency Vet NOW 🆘 We are currently transporting a ten year old English Bulldog directly to our emergency veterinary team, and his condition is critical. He is struggling to breathe