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Luv of Dogz Fund Inc. is a 501 C-3 corporation.
We provide advocacy and resources for rescued, abandoned and homeless dogz solely with DONATIONS from all of our Luv supporters. Please consider making a tax deductible donation to help cover the complete medical needs and foster care for our rescued dogz. All donations are tax deductible.
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MILO IS ADOPTED!
Milo has been adopted and is living his best life with his new family! As you can see in the pictures, he has a new brother to play with! His brother’s name is Jordi and he was also adopted from Luv of Dogz Fund almost 6 years ago! Jeff and Greg say “Milo is a 22-pound feisty fellow, super loving, cute, loves toys, and is oh so food obsessed. So far his nicknames are Pip Squeak, Little Monster and Pips.” Thanks to you both for adopting from Luv of Dogz Fund again!!
A big thanks goes out to his foster mom Missy for opening her home to help Milo heal and give him lots of tlc while he waited for his furever home!
FOUND LIVING ON THE STREETS
IN MEXICO AND NEEDS OUR HELP!
UPDATE December 2023
Sweet Milo came to us a few months ago in pretty ruff shape. He was emaciated, had tick fever and a severe case of valley fever. He still needs to see the vet once a month for an exam along with ongoing tests. Milo is on several medications and we are monitoring him closely. Despite all of his medical challenges, he always has a smile on his face! Recently Milo got to visit Mr & Mrs Claus with his foster mom Missy! All he asked Santa for is his health to improve. We are taking good care of him and he’s receiving lots of luv. We’ll keep everybody posted as he will be a long-term medical case. Please send some pawsitive energy to Milo and keep him in your thoughts.
We recently received a plea for Milo. He was found on the streets in Mexico in ruff shape, emaciated and possibly had a broken leg. After visiting a local vet, it was found that his leg was not broken. They ran some tests and found he is positive for valley fever and tick fever! The valley fever is the cause of his limp and will require medication and ongoing tests for quite some time. He successfully completed his treatment for the tick fever. We will make sure Milo’s medical needs are taken care of to get him on the road to recovery. Milo is around 6-7 years old and about 22 pounds. He is a very sweet boy … just look at those eyes! Milo is looking forward to receiving the medical care he needs and lots of TLC so he can start living the next chapter in his best life ever!