Save Dogs: In need: Bullet

My former co-worker, Judy Crozier, was on her way home when she saw cop cars on Pacific Coast Highway. As she looked closer, she saw a dog in the middle of the road, howling and bleeding, and the cops just stood there and stared. (A witness of the accident recognized the dog as "Bullet" and said that he belonged to a 'drifter' that stays in the Lomita area)

With the help of Sherri Stankewitz from Spaky & the Gang, the dog was loaded into the back of a van and brought immediately to Affordable Animal Emergency, which was the closest animal hospital. Unfortunately, this emergency has been anything but affordable for the three of us, who have exhausted our financial resources on rescue dogs over the past few months.

I put down the initial money for Bullet's treatment (on my credit card)...I couldn't stomach the thought of a dog not receiving immediate life-saving care because of finances. And I knew if my dog had been hit by a car, I would hope a good Samaritan would do everything in their power to help out my precious baby.

Please Please Please consider donating to Bullet's care and rehabilitation. He is a sweetheart--I didn't get a chance to meet him until after I put down the money for the accident, but I am so very thankful I did! He is a beautiful dog with a sweet soul, but he is also in a lot of pain.

If you would like to donate, please use either the Amazon.com box or Paypal donation box on the right hand side of the page.

To verify that this story is genuine, you can call Affordable Animal Emergency in Torrance--they did the initial surgery.

Or, you can call Dr. Jansen's Veterinary Clinic in Torrance to find out his current status. He is being boarded there at the sum of $30 per day because he is on medication.

Below are pictures of Bullet post-surgery and the medical bills.
You can also call me on my cell-phone to discuss the matter. E-mail me at savedogs@gmail.com and I will be happy to give you my phone number.

Sincerely,
Jon