20/08/2026
Update:
They are calling him Buddy and he had his vet check today with Dr. Wildflower. Thank you, Cheryl for donating the funds to pay for it. Buddy got his vaccines, wormed and probiotics and something for his diarrhea. She said he looks like he’s about two years old. His teeth looked like he’s older, but he’s been fending for himself for a while now. He needs to gain a lot of weight. We have an appointment to get him neutered in September. He will be putting on weight in the meantime and getting stronger. He has adjusted well in his foster home. He loves being an indoor dog and he gets along with cats and dogs. He is really sweet. We are so very glad that we were able to save him from getting euthanized today.
If you’ve lost your pet, the first thing you need to do is check with Animal Control. They have the serum now to euthanize and there’s only a five day hold before they end the life of your loving pet. Please spay and neuter and chip your dogs. There are so many dogs out there that need to get adopted and are looking for their loving forever homes.
Round Valley Animal Shelter is beyond full and there is nothing they can do at this time to help. If you’re looking for a dog, please do not purchase one from a breeder. Please go to Round Valley Animal, Rescue or call Come Back Ranch Animal Sanctuary. We can help you save a dog today.
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928-270-8932
If you decide to adopt a dog from Animal Control, we will raise money to get the vaccines and spay or neuter the dog that you choose to love forever.
We all need to try to make a difference in this community. One dog at a time. 🐾♥️
It takes a village.
Thank you everyone for all your wonderful posts and encouragement to get this little guy safe. He is now fostered and will have his forever loving home very soon. He is very emaciated and he has an upset stomach. It might be from nerves, but we will have a vet check done very soon. 🙏♥️
In the meantime, thank you McKenzie and Brandon and family for fostering him. He seemed right at home on the couch and very relaxed once he settled in. Thank you, Cheryl and Vicki and Paige at Animal Control for always being there for these guys. Paige, you are a huge advocate for them and I know you try to get them fostered and adopted as much as possible. Thank you for caring for them. I don’t know how you do this job but someone has to.
There are still other dogs at the Animal Control facility that need to be rescued before they are euthanized. They don’t have a long time to live, so please spread the word. 💜🙏♥️
Call 928-270-8932 if you can help us get the dogs out of the animal control facility. We need more people to foster and adopt and donate funds to help spay and neuter and vaccinate them. Their days are numbered and it’s not their fault. Funds are limited and they can’t keep these dogs much longer. They will be euthanized any day now. Please help. 🙏
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